• Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Nestled on the forested slopes of Mount Fuji, this breezy station provides a unique closeness to the sacred mountain’s higher elevations. Often shrouded in drifting clouds, it occasionally unveils stunning views that seem like divine gifts. Despite its popularity, a tranquil moment here, inhaling the thin, crisp air, offers a profound sense of presence, balancing between the earthly and the divine.
• Oshino Hakkai - Situated at the base of Mount Fuji, this historic village encircles a group of eight pristine springs, nourished by snowmelt filtered through volcanic rock layers. The water is remarkably pure, mirroring not only the sky but a lifestyle attuned to nature’s rhythms. With its thatched-roof houses, small shrines, and timeless pace, Oshino Hakkai encourages peaceful exploration and a gentle journey back in time.
• Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine - Nestled beneath a majestic canopy of ancient cedars, this sacred site marks the traditional starting point for pilgrims climbing Mount Fuji. Quiet and solemn, it radiates a powerful spiritual tranquility, where reverence and nature unite in perfect harmony.
• Chureito Pagoda - Surrounded by cherry blossoms in spring or vibrant maple leaves in autumn, the five-story pagoda on the mountainside offers one of Japan’s most iconic views. Beyond the photograph lies a sense of quiet achievement, with a few hundred steps leading to a breathtaking reward and a timeless connection to Japan’s poetic essence.
• Tenku no torii - Hovering above the clouds, this secluded torii gate offers a moment of stillness with Mount Fuji perfectly aligned. Little-known and rarely crowded, it invites quiet reflection and a lingering gaze, a secret window into the sacred.
• Itchiku Kubota Art Museum - Nestled within a lush forest at the base of Fuji, this museum is a hidden gem. It showcases the captivating kimono creations of Itchiku Kubota, whose life’s work revived a lost dyeing technique to capture the changing light of the seasons. The architecture alone, blending wood, glass, and silence, is worth the visit.
• Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba - A lovingly reconstructed thatched-roof village overlooking Lake Saiko, this open-air museum offers a journey into Japan’s rural past. Artists and craftsmen welcome visitors into each house, where traditional culture thrives through delicate gestures and handmade beauty.
• Narusawa Ice Cave - Exploring these mysterious lava caves is to delve into the living geology of Mount Fuji. Formed centuries ago by volcanic eruptions, they remain cool even in summer. The wind cave, once used to store silkworm eggs, and the surreal, glistening formations of the ice cave reveal nature’s hidden stories.
• Yurari Day-use hot spring - A refined and peaceful retreat where one can soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing directly at Mount Fuji. The contrast between warm water, cool mountain air, and the ever-changing view is quietly unforgettable, a perfect conclusion to a day shaped by beauty, serenity, and discovery.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Highway toll tax
• Parking fees
• Pick Up and Drop off to Hotel

• Lunch
• Breakfast
• Dinner

Escape the hustle and bustle and explore the hidden trails of Mt. Fuji on this exclusive day tour, crafted for those in search of beauty, tranquility, and authenticity.

Start with a serene stroll under ancient cedars at Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, the traditional beginning of pilgrimages to Mt. Fuji. Next, take in breathtaking views from the renowned Chureito Pagoda, situated above the town with the mountain as a stunning backdrop. Discover the enchanting Tenku no Torii gate, appearing to float between sky and earth.

In the peaceful hills, visit the Kubota Itchiku Museum, a tribute to exquisite kimono artistry and serene gardens. Savor lunch in a traditional thatched-roof village, then explore Fuji’s volcanic marvels in the Narusawa Ice and Wind Caves. End the day in the soothing embrace of an onsen with open-air baths and magnificent views of the mountain, offering a gentle, unforgettable immersion into the essence of Japan.

This is a private tour, accompanied by a personal guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.