HAKONE
The Hakone shortlist.
The 10 Mt. Fuji and Hakone day tours from Tokyo travellers book most. The 5th Station view, the Lake Ashi cruise, the Owakudani ropeway and the bullet train back, all in one day.
One day to see Mt. Fuji and Hakone with a guided bus ride, ropeway and Lake Ashi cruise, then return by Shinkansen.
“Definitely recommend seeing Mt Fuji, especially if the weather is good. Did not expect to spend so much time on the bus but otherwise trip was exactly as planned. Our guide, Hiro, was enthusiastic and informative and very clear in his instructions”
Reach Mt. Fuji’s 5th station, ride Hakone ropeway and Lake Ashi cruise, then return by Shinkansen to Tokyo on this guided day trip.
“it was an amazing day for My Husband ❤️❤️😘’s 40th birthday”
A 10-hour Hakone and Mt. Fuji day trip from Tokyo with Lake Ashi views, Hakone Ropeway, Owakudani black eggs, and Oshino Hakkai ponds.
“Jack was a wonderful and energetic guide. It was a day full of so many activities; he kept it lively and timely the whole time. Be prepared to take snacks like the details indicate since the lunch is a little later. My favorite was the BEAUTIFUL Tori gates and shrine. Thank you again, my friend,…”
Private Mt. Fuji and Hakone day trip from Tokyo with flexible stops, hotel pickup, and classic viewpoints like Lake Kawaguchiko and Oshino Hakkai.
“The tour was overall good. We really enjoyed being picked up from our hotel and being in the privacy of our own car. All the places we visited were wonderful,. Our disappointment, though, lay in the fact that the last place we were supposed to visit, the iconic pagoda, was closed for maintenance, so our…”
A guided day trip from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station, Hakone Owakudani, Lake Ashi, then back by Shinkansen.
“This trip was fantastic. My friend was in a wheelchair due to an accident on the ship. The guide Mary san and May san were so helpful and ensured we managed the whole trip, which was our highlight of the holiday. Even the driver was really helpful and always cheerful (sorry name forgotten). The trip…”
A full-day Fuji-focused tour from Tokyo with Kamakura’s Big Buddha, Lake Ashi cruise, Oshino Hakkai ponds, and top Fuji photo stops.
“The tour was excellent. We visited in one day many amazing places and had a great time while learning about Japanese history and culture. Our guide Fran was very friendly and welcoming and perfectly gave us many interesting information in both English and Spanish. Arigato gozaimasu!”
Private Mt. Fuji & Hakone day trip from Tokyo with an English-speaking driver, Hakone Ropeway, Lake Ashi pirate cruise, and flexible stops.
“We were promptly picked up and dropped off at our hotel without any problems. It was cloudy in Tokyo but we were able to see Mt fuji when we were higher up in Step 5. Afterwards we were brought to a town famous for its natural ponds were we had street food for lunch .…”
Private Mt. Fuji and Hakone day trip from Tokyo with English driver, hotel pickup, and flexible stops. Optional cruise and ropeway add-ons.
“We had a great tour through Hakone. Very convenient with a pickup at our hotel in Tokyo and drop off at our hotel near Fuji. We were a family of five so this worked very well for sightseeing and transportation. Our tour guide was very friendly and answered our questions.”
Mt Fuji and Hakone day trip from Tokyo with Wi‑Fi coach or bullet train return. Includes Ropeway, Lake Ashi cruise, and optional lunch.
“Lovely day, great driving. Unfortunate they did not stop at a estate rest with a clear all encompassing but if Mt Fuji from afar. The lunch was in a stuffy hot room, the food was odd and poor quality, I vomited my lunch. There was a 2 gr wait for gondola which we had to…”
Private Fuji and Kawaguchiko or Hakone day trip from Tokyo with a custom itinerary, hotel pickup, and local guides for up to 8.
“We did the day tour with Taiji, who was an excellent guide! He is a native Japanese but speaks fully fluent English with a charming European accent. The long car rides sped by quickly with interesting coversation by Taiji, who has a broad range of interests, prior travel experiences, and deep insights about Japanese society,…”
