Atraccions turístiques a Mishima

With this ticket to the Mishima Sky Walk, you’ll have the chance to walk along Japan’s longest footbridge, which spans a distance of 400 metres above a valley of the Mount Hakone caldera. From the bridge, you can see the ground below from a height of up to 70.6 metres. You can also take in panoramic views of Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji. During your visit, you can take part in activities including ziplining along a 300-metre line and walking across elevated platforms at the Forest Adventure.

During this 25 to 40-minute experience, you'll get to enjoy a sightseeing cruise on board a pirate ship on a lake. You'll cruise from either Togendai-ko, Hakone-machi-ko or Moto-Hakone-ko, taking in views of the lake and its surrounding scenery. You'll have the option to choose between a return or one-way ticket. There will be a special room available at an extra charge where you can enjoy the cruise away from the crowds.

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At Sanrio Puroland you’ll experience a range of character-led attractions that bring the world of Hello Kitty and friends to life. Along the way you’ll see the Miracle Gift Parade, a dazzling float show featuring Hello Kitty and other Sanrio characters. The atmosphere will be lively and colourful, with music and choreography that complement the floats. You can take the Sanrio Character Boat Ride, a sing-along journey through magical storybook scenes, and visit the Lady Kitty House to explore Hello Kitty’s stylish home and take cute photos. The My Melody & Kuromi Mymeroad Drive will carry you through Mariland’s charming, themed world. You’ll also have the chance to watch Kawaii Kabuki, a unique Japanese drama that presents Sanrio characters dressed in kimono and samurai armour. Together these experiences showcase a mix of shows, themed environments and photo opportunities centred on Sanrio’s iconic characters.

With the Fuji-Q One-Day Pass, you’ll have unlimited access to the park’s famous roller coasters and family attractions. You’ll ride headline coasters such as Fujiyama, Dodonpa, Takabisha and Eejanaika, with each run framed by views of Mount Fuji. The setting adds a striking backdrop to the thrills. You’ll also find a range of other experiences along the way. The Labyrinth of Fear offers more chilling entertainment, while several anime-themed rides bring popular characters and stories to life. For younger visitors, Thomas Land provides gentler rides and themed areas. From extreme coasters to family-friendly attractions, the pass covers a variety of experiences for different ages and tastes.

On this private tour of Hakone, a knowledgeable multilingual guide will lead you through the region’s highlights using the mountain railway, cable car and ropeway, and will conclude the journey with a relaxing cruise on Lake Ashi where you’ll enjoy exclusive access to the VIP cabin for a more comfortable experience. The itinerary will be fully personalised, so you can move at a relaxed pace and focus on the places that interest you most — from volcanic nature to local history and culture. As you move through the area, you will witness dramatic volcanic landscapes and take in panoramic views from the Ropeway. You will visit Lake Ashi and its historic shrines, and your guide will point out scenic photo spots away from the crowds. Along the way they will act as a local concierge, recommending authentic restaurants to match your tastes and sharing insights into Japanese culture and history to enrich your visit. The tour offers flexibility and local knowledge to help you make the most of Hakone on your own terms.

Explore Hakone's natural side on a relaxed walk led by a certified professional nature guide. The route stays on relatively flat ground rather than steep mountain trails, so you will have more time to slow down and appreciate the area's unique wildlife and geological features. Along the way you will encounter seasonal wild plants, including some species endemic to this part of Japan. You may spot resident and migratory birds, a variety of insects and local fish, and, if lucky, mammals such as weasels, deer, foxes, raccoon dogs and others. The guide will bring binoculars for each guest, which you are encouraged to use to view distant landscapes and pick out creatures high in the trees or across water. The walk is designed to highlight the distinctive geology and living things that make Hakone different from many other places, offering moments of quiet discovery and curiosity.

Yomiuriland, just outside Tokyo, will offer a full day of rides and seasonal sights. You will feel your adrenaline surge on the iconic Bandit roller coaster, famous for its high-speed twists and for running through changing seasonal landscapes. Alongside high-energy attractions, the park will include gentler rides for younger visitors, so it will suit families, couples and groups of friends alike. Throughout the year the park will change with seasonal events. In spring you may admire cherry blossoms that frame the rides. In summer you can cool off at the lively water park. In winter the park will be decorated with large illumination displays, lit by millions of colourful LEDs and creating striking night-time scenes. On clear days you may also enjoy views of Mount Fuji and the Tokyo skyline, adding extra scenery to your visit.

This experience offers a seamless round‑trip between Hakone and Lake Kawaguchi with comfortable transport. An English‑speaking guide will share the rich history and culture of the Fuji‑Hakone region as you travel. Multiple designated pick‑up and drop‑off locations are available across the Hakone area, and direct routes with convenient boarding and drop‑off points near major Hakone spots will help you make the most of your day. Along the way you will enjoy stunning views from Fujiyama Tower, overlooking Mt Fuji and the broad sea of trees. At Lake Kawaguchi you will visit Oishi Park, known for its seasonal flowers, stylish cafés and wide panoramic views of the lake—ideal for taking lunch at your own pace. In Hakone you will explore Owakudani’s dramatic volcanic landscape, observe its famous sulfur vents and learn about the iconic black eggs. The tour will return you to Hakone by evening.

This experience pairs the natural setting around Mt. Fuji with the ancient Japanese practice of Yabusame, horseback archery. You will begin by dressing in an authentic Yabusame outfit and visiting a nearby Shinto shrine. Along the way you will meet the horses and learn the basics of riding and arrow shooting from skilled instructors. The host will ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, including beginners. You will practise your skills and build a rapport with the gentle horses while enjoying views of Mt. Fuji in the background. When you are ready, you will take part in the Yabusame challenge, shooting arrows while riding on the sacred grounds of an ancient Shinto shrine. The experience blends cultural heritage, natural beauty and the excitement of horseback archery, and is available all year round.

You will visit a spot between Mitaka and Kichijoji, just outside central Tokyo, where traditional farms still thrive and pure spring water has long been treasured. The setting is rural yet close to the city, surrounded by fresh local produce and a strong local water heritage. Along the way, you will notice how the landscape and the water supply shape local life and food. In this environment you will enjoy the heart of Japanese home-style cooking. The experience will centre on simple, seasonal flavours drawn from nearby farms and the clear spring water that the area values. As you move through the location, you will see working farms and local ingredients, and learn how the region’s water and produce influence everyday dishes. The overall focus is on authentic, home-cooked meals grounded in local tradition and natural resources.

At the Tennen Rishin-ryu Hino Dojo in Hino City you will encounter a living tradition that began in the Edo period. The dojo preserves the Tennen Rishin-ryu style of swordsmanship, and you will learn the essence of that school through instruction in the actual training space where students practise to hone their skills. Hino City is also the hometown of the swordsmen who formed the Shinsengumi at the end of the Edo period, a group said to have been the strongest swordsmen and often called the Last Samurai, so the experience is set against a strong historical backdrop. The session will be led by Masao Inoue, chairman of the Tennen Rishin-ryu Hino Dojo and a descendant of Shinsengumi executive Genzaburo Inoue. Along the way you will receive direct guidance on Tennen Rishin-ryu principles and have the chance to handle a Japanese sword, an object often described as the soul of the samurai. The combination of practical instruction, hands-on sword handling and the dojo’s historical setting will let you explore both the technical and cultural aspects of this samurai tradition.

Visit the mountain resort town of Hakone and enjoy a mix of natural and artistic sights. You will head to Owakudani to see sulfurous gases rising from the active volcano that heats the area's hot springs, and you may try the famous black boiled eggs that have been darkened and infused by the spring minerals. A ropeway ride down the mountainside will give you views towards Lake Ashinoko and Mount Fuji. From the lakeshore you will sail across the water to see the Torii gate by Kuzuryu Shrine, associated with the area’s nine-headed dragon deity. If you enjoy art, you may choose to visit one of the many art museums dotted around Hakone. After you make your reservation, your tour guide will be in touch to plan a personalised itinerary. You will be asked to pick between four and five places to visit so the day suits your interests. Please note that Hakone is a mountainous region; if walking is difficult for you, see the ‘pick up details’ for information about private vehicle options.

Hosted by one of Japan’s leading ninja experts alongside a bilingual local guide, this experience takes place in Odawara Castle Park and centres on the history and practice of samurai and ninja traditions. You will meet at the Ninja Museum and then join a guided walking tour of Odawara Castle and its grounds, led in English by a local expert. Along the way you will visit the Samurai Museum and see authentic artefacts while learning about their role and place in local culture. As you move through the Ninja Museum, the ninja scholar will introduce and guide practical exercises drawn from traditional techniques. You will practise meditation and movement drills and handle real tools and weapons used by ninjas, under expert supervision. The experience combines museum context with hands-on training, giving you both historical background and physical practice. Odawara, the gateway to Hakone, provides the setting for this immersive encounter with Japan’s martial heritage.

On the Fujinomiya Trail of Mt. Fuji, an English-speaking guide will lead your trek, organising a hiking schedule and ensuring your health and safety throughout. The tour includes a transfer from ShinFuji station to the trail entrance and an overnight stay in a mountain hut, with two properly arranged meals provided. Along the way, your guide will manage the route and pacing so you can focus on the hike and the surrounding scenery. You should note a few practical details. You cannot choose a specific hut, and allergy-free or special dietary meals are not available. Rental equipment is not provided, so bring all necessary gear, plus snacks, water and coins for toilets (100 yen). The tour generally runs in the rain, but Mt. Fuji’s weather can change suddenly; if your guide judges conditions unsafe because of severe weather or other hazards, the hike may be stopped. It cannot be guaranteed that you will reach the summit or that hiking will be possible, and no refunds or compensation will be provided in such cases.