Mt Fuji and Izu Deep View 2 Day Tour from Tokyo

Day 1: Tokyo → Mt. Fuji Area

1. Asama 2000 Park
   1h 10m · Admission ticket included
   Shin-Kurayama Asama Park gained fame as a scenic filming location featured in popular Netflix productions. Nestled on a hillside, this tranquil park offers sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, making it a perfect backdrop for cinematic scenes. Visitors can stroll through peaceful walking paths, enjoy seasonal flowers, and even stand in the exact spots where memorable scenes were shot. Whether you're a Netflix fan or a nature lover, this park offers a serene escape with a touch of movie magic.
2. 1h 40m · Admission ticket included
   Oshino Hakkai is a picturesque village located between Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Yamanaka, renowned for its eight crystal-clear spring ponds fed by the melted snow from Mt. Fuji. Surrounded by traditional thatched-roof houses, serene walking paths, and lush greenery, the area offers breathtaking views of Japan’s iconic mountain. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, sample local delicacies, and explore small museums showcasing rural Japanese culture. With its blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Oshino Hakkai is a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil and authentic experience.
3. 1h 10m · Admission ticket included
   The Kawaguchiko Maple Leaf Corridor is one of Japan’s most stunning autumn viewing spots, located near Lake Kawaguchi with Mount Fuji as its majestic backdrop. Lined with hundreds of vibrant maple trees, the corridor transforms into a tunnel of fiery reds, oranges, and golds each fall. A small stream runs beneath the trees, creating a picture-perfect reflection of the foliage. Visitors can stroll along the path, enjoy local food stalls, and take in breathtaking views of nature's seasonal beauty. It's a must-see destination for photographers and nature lovers alike.
4. 50m
   Lake Yamanakako Shiratorihama is a serene lakeside beach located along the shores of Lake Yamanaka, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes. Known for its crystal-clear waters and panoramic views of Mount Fuji, Shiratorihama offers a peaceful escape surrounded by natural beauty. The area is ideal for relaxing walks, picnics, and water activities like paddle boating and canoeing. With swans often seen gliding across the lake, the beach is affectionately known as “Swan Lake.” Whether you’re seeking scenic tranquility or a spot for stunning photos, Shiratorihama is a perfect lakeside retreat.
5. Lake Yamanaka
   30m · Admission ticket included
   At Lake Yamanaka’s serene Shiratorihama beach—known as “Swan Lake”—travelers are treated to breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji reflected in crystal-clear waters, accompanied by graceful swans gliding peacefully across the lake. This peaceful lakeside is one of the best spots to capture the iconic image of swans and Mt. Fuji in the same frame, especially during sunrise or sunset. A favorite among photographers and nature lovers, Shiratorihama offers both beauty and tranquility, making it an unforgettable stop on your Mt. Fuji journey.

Day 2: Mt. Fuji Area → Izu → Hakone → Tokyo

1. 1h 40m
   Mt. Omuro is a unique, grass-covered extinct volcano located in the Izu Peninsula, known for its perfectly symmetrical crater and sweeping panoramic views. Visitors can take a short chairlift ride to the summit, where a walking trail circles the rim of the crater, offering 360-degree vistas of Mount Fuji, the Pacific Ocean, and the surrounding highlands. The mountain’s gentle slopes and green landscape create a striking contrast with the deep volcanic bowl at its center. A popular spot for nature lovers and photographers, Mt. Omuro offers a memorable blend of natural beauty and geological wonder.
2. 4.6 days · Admission ticket included
   Hakone Shrine is a sacred Shinto site nestled at the foot of Mount Hakone, surrounded by lush forest and misty atmosphere. Known for its peaceful ambiance and towering cedar trees, the shrine dates back over 1,200 years and is dedicated to the guardian deity of the region. Just steps away lies the iconic red torii gate of the shrine—Heiwa no Torii—standing elegantly in Lake Ashinoko. This “floating” torii, with Mount Fuji often visible in the distance, creates one of the most photographed and spiritually significant scenes in Japan. A visit here blends history, nature, and serene beauty in one unforgettable experience.
3. 35m · Admission ticket not included
   Set sail on a whimsical voyage across Lake Ashinoko aboard the famous Hakone Pirate Boat, departing from the charming Moto-Hakone Port. Inspired by traditional pirate galleons, this majestic vessel offers a unique ferry ride with panoramic views of lush forests and, on clear days, a distant glimpse of Mount Fuji. As you glide across the serene lake, listen to lively onboard narration about the region’s history, folklore, and volcanic origins. With multiple deck levels, there’s ample space to relax, take photos, and soak in the peaceful ambiance. It’s a fun and scenic way to explore Hakone’s natural beauty—perfect for families, couples, and adventure seekers alike.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Total Tour Duration includes transportation time.
• The following items are prohibited: firearms / weapons of any kind / illegal substances / flammable items
• Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given
• The activity will be cancelled if there is not a minimum of 4 participants. If this happens, you'll get a rescheduled time or refund