Hakone Pirate Ship Togendai Port

After departing from Tokyo, sail aboard the Hakone Pirate Ship on Lake Ashi! During this relaxing boat ride, gaze out upon the lake and the surrounding natural scenery. The area is known for its view of Mt. Fuji and stunning greenery or cherry blossoms. After working up your appetite in the morning, we'll stop at the Ramen Factory at Mt. Fuji. Start from scratch - including making your own noodles! Create your own unique style of ramen with this customizable lunch: choose your soup base and seasonings, toppings, even boil the noodles to your desired firmness! Enjoy the fruits of your labor for lunch. If you join the tour on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, we will visit Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine, a Shinto shrine founded over 1,500 years ago in 705, offering a stunning view of Mt. Fuji and cherry blossoms. Starting at the foot of Mt. Arakura, after passing through the grand red torii gate, you will reach the beautiful main hall. Along the stone staircase, you will see the Shiogama and Atago Shrines, dedicated to safe childbirth and fire protection, respectively. After ascending either the Sakuya-Hime staircase (398 steps) or gentler sloping path, you will reach the stunning five-story Churei-to Pagoda and the observatory deck. If you join on Wednesday or Sunday, we will travel to Tenku no Torii, the "Torii Gate in the Sky." Located above Kawaguchi Asama Shrine, it was built as a sacred spot to worship Mt. Fuji, which stands tall in the distance. The gate has gone viral on social media for how it frames Mt. Fuji perfectly for pictures. The Kawaguchi Asama Shrine was built in the 7th year of the Jogen Era (865) in order to calm the thundering Mt. Fuji which erupted the year before. Today, it's one of the few sites that belong under the UNESCO Fujisan World Heritage Site umbrella. From Kawaguchi Asama Shrine, it takes up to 20 minutes of uphill walking to reach Tenku no Torii. The "hakkai" in Oshino Hakkai means "eight seas" in Japanese, referring to eight pristine ponds formed from melted snow from Mt. Fuji’s peak, filtered through volcanic rock over an 80-year-long process. Located in Yamanashi Prefecture, the "Fruit Kingdom" of Japan, Oshino Hakkai features large markets and smaller local vendors offering local wine, fresh fruit, souvenirs, and regional treats. After wrapping up, we'll head back to Shinjuku.

By going on this one day tour, you will visit Mount Fuji and ascend to its Fifth Station. You will also be close to a sea of fluffy clouds, so make sure to bring a fully-charged camera here! After that, you will arrive at Gotemba Premium Outlet where you can go shopping. Then you will visit the picturesque resort town of Hakone. You’ll ride a ropeway cable car into the Ōwakudani Volcanic Valley, where you can get a bird’s eye view of the many hot springs below. To cap off this tour, you’ll hop on a pirate ship and cruise along the Ashinoko Lake near Hakone where you can take in the serenity of the nature surrounding you. It is a must for any tour in Tokyo.

When we Embark on Mount Fuji you will feel the Charm of this majestic Beautiful mountain, Japanese History, and culture of Mount Fuji will make it more interesting with the Dramatic views around Mount Fuji, and the connection of Lake Ashi also called Ashinokoko will be the perfect example to make your one-day tour memorable. Visiting Mount Fuji and its surroundings can be an incredible experience! Mount Fuji, is Japan's tallest Mountain with a Peak of 3,776m. It is a dormant volcano located on Honshu Island. It is known for its perfect volcanic cone shape and is a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. Mt. Fuji holds religious significance in Shinto beliefs and is one of Japan's three holiest mountains. Pilgrimages have been made to the summit and crater, leading to the establishment of trails, mountain huts, and shrines. Today, Mt. Fuji is a symbol of Japan's beauty enjoyed by people worldwide. Hakone is a historical hot spring resort town located just two and a half hours drive from Tokyo. During the Edo period, it served as a checkpoint on the Tokaido road, protecting Tokyo from outside threats. After this period, it became a popular destination for the imperial family and wealthy Tokyoites to relax and mingle in luxurious ONSEN RYOKAN. Visiting Mount Fuji with HAKONE and its surroundings can be an incredible experience Hakone is a historic hot spring resort town located just two and a half hours drive from Tokyo. During the Edo period, it served as a checkpoint on the Tokaido road, protecting Tokyo from outside threats. After this period, it became a popular destination for the imperial family and wealthy Tokyoites to relax and mingle in luxurious ONSEN RYOKAN. We will Enjoy all together the locations we mention, and we make sure our respected travelers will enjoy there whole day with smiles on their faces. Thank you We are New here for Reviews kindly visit Google reviews https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=159f37a1251190f9&biw=1920&bih=919&sxsrf=ADLYWIL6gUcYVNpimc43kIM3c0DxHpfcKg%3A1728376314018&q=Japan%20Tours&stick=H4sIAAAAAAAAAONgU1IxqDBJM7E0NDYwNzJLsUwxMTa0MqgwN0lNNE5NMTQ0SjNPs7BYxMrtlViQmKcQkl9aVAwAEFB1WTYAAAA&mat=Ca7Dnmro47Ca&ved=2ahUKEwjNx_DBr_6IAxX7s1YBHSJ-LLIQrMcEegQIFRAD#mpd=~11146659665102685102/customers/reviews

A Hakone tour offers a scenic escape from Tokyo, showcasing Japan's natural beauty and hot spring culture. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji, relax in onsen hot springs, explore the Hakone Open-Air Museum, and take a Cruise ride on Lake Ashi. The tour also includes visits to traditional And cultural sites like the Hakone Shrine, making it a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. This Area is also known for its scenic hiking trails, Hakone Ropeway, and the Owakudani volcanic valley, making it a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure.