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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.

On this bus transfer from Kawaguchiko, you'll travel through Japan's scenic landscapes. You will enjoy a hassle-free journey with comfortable seating, free Wi‑Fi and onboard restrooms, so you can relax and stay connected as you move between locations. Along the way the views will offer a continuous sense of the region's natural beauty. You will visit the historic district of Takayama and learn about the region's history. The transfer combines comfortable travel with time spent exploring Takayama's heritage, giving you both a smooth journey and an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the area's past.

At the Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum, a European-style garden museum by the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, you will enter a fairy-tale setting framed by elegant architecture, colourful seasonal flowers and striking views of Mount Fuji. The site blends music, art and nature, so as you move through the grounds you will find peaceful spots for photos and quiet moments taking in the scenery. Inside the museum you will see a remarkable collection of antique automatic musical instruments, including self-playing pianos, music boxes and orchesions from around the world. Enjoy live musical performances featuring classical music and opera, and watch demonstrations that bring these historic instruments to life. Along the way you can stroll through landscaped gardens, admire fountains and sculptures, browse the museum shops and relax in cafés with scenic views. Whether you are a music enthusiast, a photography lover or looking for a calm escape, the Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum offers an experience that combines visual charm with musical history.

You will explore Aokigahara forest, also known as Jukai or the Sea of Trees, on the north side of Mt Fuji. The experience takes you into a quieter, less-visited part of the forest and leads to a protected cave that normally requires special permission to enter. Along the way, your English-speaking guide will offer context about the location and help you navigate the area. The cave itself is unspoiled and intentionally unlit, with no handrails or fixed lighting. You will move through with a single headlight, so the visit is intimate and basic in its setting. Group sizes are kept small, with a maximum of 12 travellers, which helps maintain a calm atmosphere and a more personal experience with this secluded natural site.

You will explore the highlands at the foot of Mt. Fuji on an e-bike ride using pedal-assist bikes from trusted brands such as TREK and Panasonic. The bikes help keep cycling smooth and comfortable, with less fatigue even on uphill sections. Your guide is a local, born and raised in the Mt. Fuji area, and will lead you along peaceful backroads and hidden routes rarely visited by tourists. As you move through the landscape, you’ll cycle through serene forests, ride alongside calm lakes and pass traditional countryside homes, taking in the region’s natural beauty and rural atmosphere. You’ll stop at cultural and historical spots where you can learn about Shinto traditions, village life and local history. Surrounded by quiet scenery and a relaxed pace, you’ll gain a clearer sense of Japanese nature, culture and everyday life during the day.

This experience is more than a standard guided tour; it will feel like an excursion among friends as you explore the Mt. Fuji area. You will move through local places with a relaxed, sociable atmosphere, sharing laughter and conversation while taking in the surroundings. Along the way, you will enjoy the character of each spot and get closer to the region’s history through its inhabitants. Local people will share stories and perspectives that bring the past to life, so you will learn about traditions, memories and everyday life as lived around Mt. Fuji. The focus will be on personal encounters and the places that shape them, rather than on a rigid itinerary, giving you a more intimate sense of the area and its heritage.

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This small-group tour is led by a local guide who was born and raised at the foot of Mt. Fuji. You will ride high-performance pedal-assist e-bikes that are less tiring and allow you to explore the spots around the lake at a comfortable pace. The exact route will depend on the group's preferences and physical condition, so your experience may be tailored to what you want to see and how active you feel. Along the way, the guide will offer detailed explanations of the history and background of each spot rather than just pointing out tourist photo opportunities. As you move through the lakeside area, you can expect to learn about the local culture and the natural environment at the foot of Mt. Fuji, gaining context that helps you feel and experience the place more deeply than on typical group tours.

At Mishima Skywalk, Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, you'll cross a 400-metre span and enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji, Suruga Bay and the surrounding mountains and forests. As you move across the bridge, every step will offer photo opportunities and a fresh perspective on the landscape. Depending on the season, you may visit during the cherry blossom season, amid vibrant autumn foliage, or on a clear day with especially striking views of Mount Fuji. Beyond the bridge, you'll be able to explore beautifully landscaped gardens and scenic walking trails, and relax in local cafés or browse the souvenir shops. Optional outdoor adventure activities are also available within the park if you prefer a more active experience. The combination of the long suspension bridge, natural views and varied park facilities will appeal to nature lovers and photographers seeking memorable vistas and peaceful walks.

In Japan, enjoy a traditional tea lesson while wearing a kimono, with views of Mt. Fuji when weather allows. The setting may offer a great outlook over the mountain, but the view depends on weather conditions. You will wear a kimono and take a guided Japanese-style tea lesson. An English- or Japanese-speaking teacher will assist you as you learn how to prepare and serve the tea. Along the way, you will practice the basic steps and techniques under the teacher’s guidance, experiencing both the ritual and the feel of traditional dress. This experience brings together kimono dressing and a hands-on introduction to Japanese tea culture, with the possibility of seeing Mt. Fuji in the background if conditions permit.

This tour takes you to Mount Fuji with a Spanish-speaking guide. As you travel through some of Japan’s most impressive landscapes, you will explore the mountain’s most outstanding places. The pace is relaxed and focused on the sights and stories that make Mount Fuji unique. Along the way, your guide will share the history and curiosities of this iconic peak. You will hear about its cultural significance and interesting facts that bring the landscape to life. As you move through different viewpoints and areas around Mount Fuji, the commentary in Spanish will help you understand the mountain’s place in Japan’s geography and heritage.

This kimono experience lets you wear a traditional kimono with staff who can assist in English or Japanese. The focus is on the clothing and the look, so you’ll enjoy being dressed in authentic style and prepared for photos. You may take pictures inside the building, and a Japanese-style room is available as a backdrop. Priority service is included, allowing you to jump the queue on arrival so you can start your experience with minimal waiting.

Begin your morning at Lake Kawaguchiko with views of Mt Fuji as calm water and soft light set the scene. In the early hours the lake is often quiet, and you may see a sea of clouds, mist on the surface, or birds such as swans and cormorants. A friendly English-speaking guide will share stories about Kawaguchiko and Mt Fuji as you move along the water, helping you enjoy the setting and take memorable photos. This experience is suitable for first-timers — no prior kayaking experience is needed. The guide will lead you step by step and will typically take photos to help you remember the trip. The meeting point is easy to reach, close to many hotels and about a 15-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station. If you are travelling from Tokyo, you can reach Kawaguchiko by train from Shinjuku to Otsuki with a transfer to the Fujikyu Line, by a direct limited express from Shinjuku, or by an express bus from Shinjuku. Daytime kayaking options are also available.

This experience takes you into the Izu underwater world for a guided snorkelling session suited to beginners. Even if you are not confident in the water or are not a strong swimmer, snorkelers can join with confidence. The setting is calm and focused on helping you feel comfortable as you enter the sea. Veteran instructors will teach you kindly and carefully from the basics of snorkelling, so you will learn essential skills before you get in. As you move through the water, you will be able to enjoy the underwater scenery of Izu at your own pace. Before you know it, you will be in the sea and exploring beneath the surface. You may also find yourself wanting to try scuba diving.