Mt Fuji, Oishi Park, Ninja Village, Oshino Hakkai from Tokyo

Mt Fuji, Oishi Park, Ninja Village, Oshino Hakkai from Tokyo

Duration

10 hours

Departure City

Tokyo

Activity Level

Easy

Tour Destination

Mount Fuji

See the best of Mt. Fuji in one day, from panoramic viewpoints and lakeside scenery to a hands-on ninja experience.

Visit Arakurayama Sengen Park and Chureito Pagoda for Japan’s classic Mt. Fuji view, enjoy seasonal scenery at Oishi Park and Lake Yamanaka, and discover the clear spring ponds of Oshino Hakkai.

Along the way, step into Shinobi No Sato to learn ninja skills from a real ninja and try throwing shuriken yourself. With comfortable coach travel from Tokyo, this is an easy way to experience Mt. Fuji’s most memorable sights in a single day.

Prefer a private experience? You can book a private version of this route and customize the itinerary to suit your schedule and interests.

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What's included?

English-speaking tour guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Round-trip transfers to and from the meet-up location
Admission to Shinobi No Sato Ninja Village

Exclusions

Food and beverages
Personal expenses

Please note

Luggage & Strollers: Specify at booking if bringing strollers or large luggage to ensure adequate vehicle space.
Weather & Visibility: Check the forecast beforehand, as Mount Fuji visibility is highly weather-dependent.
Itinerary Adjustments: The daily schedule may change based on real-time traffic and weather conditions.
Peak Season Expectations: Expect crowds at popular attractions during peak travel seasons.
Traffic & Evening Plans: Delays are common on holidays and weekends; keep evening plans flexible as return times may vary.
Payment Methods: Bring cash, as many local merchants do not accept credit cards.
Age Requirements: Guests aged 70+ must sign a travel waiver upon arrival.
No Smoking: Strictly prohibited inside the vehicle and during the tour.

What do I need to bring?

Comfortable shoes
Umbrella
Water
Comfortable clothes

Cancellation policy

Bookings are fully refundable up to the time of the event.

More Info

Tour Type Day Trip

Guide Language English

Activity Level Easy

Tour itinerary

Departure Information:

• 07:30 AM – Tokyo Station
• 08:00 AM – Shinjuku Station

Bus/Coach (2 hours)

Please note: The schedule may be adjusted due to traffic or weather conditions.

Arakurayama Sengen Park(1 hour)

Climb up to the spacious observation deck to witness the truly iconic view of Mount Fuji perfectly framed by the vermillion five-story pagoda.

Chureito Pagoda

From this stop, you can capture a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji rising majestically behind the vibrant red five-story pagoda.

Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine

A sacred site founded in 705 AD dedicated to the deity of the mountain.

Oishi Park(30 minutes)

We will explore Oishi Park with stunning views of Mount Fuji. The park features a colorful variety of flowers throughout the year.

Lake Kawaguchi (15 mins)

We will explore Lake Kawaguchi with stunning views of Mount Fuji. The scenery looks beautiful year-round: cherry blossoms in spring,vibrant greenery in summer fiery foliage in autumn, and snow-dusted shores in winter.

Lake Yamanaka (30 mins)

Lake Yamanaka is the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes by surface area. Located closest to Mt. Fuji’s eastern flank, it offers expansive views of the mountain and is a popular spot for water sports, camping, and enjoying wide-open scenery away from the crowds.

Shinobi No Sato Ninja Village(45 minutes)

Step into the world of the ninja at Shinobi No Sato. Try your hand at ninja activities, explore traditional-style buildings, and enjoy Mt. Fuji views from the village gardens. Learn to throw shuriken from a real ninja, try it yourself, and get a fun photo in full ninja style.

Oshino Hakkai (1 hour)

A peaceful village famed for its eight crystal-clear spring ponds fed by Fuji’s snowmelt. Stroll past traditional thatched-roof houses, savor local treats like sweet potato mochi, and sip matcha while gazing at Fuji’s reflection.