Depart from Tokyo Ginza and ride in a private vehicle straight to the key highlights of a one-day Mt. Fuji trip. No need to figure out transfers or timetables—save your attention for mountain views and photo inspiration.

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5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo
Please arrive 15 min before departure
5-2-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo The return time is for reference only; the actual time is subject to on-site traffic conditions.
Round-trip shuttle bus
Chinese- and Japanese-speaking tour guide escort service
Consumption tax is included for the items listed in the itinerary.
Lake Kawaguchi Sightseeing Cruise “Appare-go” Ticket (If service is suspended on the specified date, the cruise will not be taken).
One lobster banquet meal (menu varies based on the day’s availability).
Transportation costs before assembly and after dismissal.
Meals and beverage costs excluding the lobster banquet.
Additional costs due to weather, transportation, or personal reasons (e.g., rescheduling, delays, add-on purchases).
Personal shopping, souvenirs, snacks, and other personal expenses.
Travel accident insurance and personal medical insurance.
Tickets for personally paid admission facilities around Arakurayama Sengen Park, Oshino Hakkai, and the Nikawa Clock Shop.
Tour guide/driver tips and service tips for luggage handling, etc.
Depart from Tokyo Ginza and ride in a private vehicle straight to the key highlights of a one-day Mt. Fuji trip. No need to figure out transfers or timetables—save your attention for mountain views and photo inspiration.

Climb Arakurayama Sengen Park for that iconic one-shot view of the five-story pagoda and Mt. Fuji. Whether in cherry blossom or autumn foliage season, the layered depth makes your Mt. Fuji day trip from Tokyo even more unforgettable.

Step into Oshino Hakkai: crystal-clear springs mirror Mt. Fuji, the water so transparent you can see the bottom. Slow down, listen to the flowing water, and rediscover your travel rhythm in the purity of this “100 Famous Waters” site.

Board Lake Kawaguchi’s sightseeing boat “Appare-go.” Its Sengoku-era naval-style hull pairs beautifully with a Japanese-style cabin. On clear days, head to the observation deck for a close-up view of Mt. Fuji’s silhouette—elegant and comfortable.

Visit Fujiyoshida Honcho Street’s “Stairway Town” and wait for the perfect light in front of Nikawa Clock Shop. The street rises uphill with Mt. Fuji appearing at the end—an easy way to capture the ultimate Japan-style photo spot.

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