Main Destinations of the Tour
from your Hotel
Fujisan World Heritage Center
Arakurayama Sengen Park and Chureito Pagoda
Mt.Fuji 5th station
Oshino Hakkai (The Eight Ponds of Oshino)
Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine
The Fujiyama Museum
Kawaguchiko Natural Life Museum, etc.
*The tour will visit 3 to 4 locations from the list above.
*Visits to additional facilities can be arranged upon request. Please inquire for details.

About Visiting the 5th Station of Mt. Fuji
(1) Regular Season (May to late November 2025 — excluding the official climbing season)
During this period, we will take you to the 5th Station of Mt. Fuji by car. There is no additional charge.
If you prefer not to stop at the 5th Station and would rather explore nearby sightseeing spots, the guide will adjust the itinerary accordingly.

(2) Climbing Season (July 4 to September 10, 2025)
During this period, access to Mt. Fuji’s Fifth Station by private vehicle is restricted.
If you wish to visit the 5th Station during this time, please book the optional program at the same time as your tour reservation.
Our guide will escort you from the base of Mt. Fuji using public transportation (shuttle bus).

* Optional Visit to the 5th Station During Climbing Season
The option fee includes transportation for your group.

(3) Winter Season (Early March to around April 2026)
During the winter season, the road to the 5th Station is closed due to snow, ice, and road conditions.
The closure period is typically from early December to late April.
As such, the tour does not include a visit to the 5th Station.
Instead, our guide will take you on a scenic tour around Mt. Fuji by private vehicle.

Please note:
The exact dates of the climbing season and road closures may vary depending on weather and local conditions.
Details will be provided in your reservation confirmation email.

1 Fujisan World Heritage Center
Fuji, a World Heritage Site established by Yamanashi Prefecture. Fuji's nature, history, and culture through a 7-minute video in English.

2 Mt.Fuji 5th station
This is the end of the Subaru Line.
At 2,300 meters above sea level and 60% of the 3,776-meter-high Mt. We will visit Ko-omitake Shrine, an ancient center of worship, and enjoy a 240-degree view of Pa from the observatory next to it. In addition to views of Lake Yamanaka and Lake Kawaguchi below, you can enjoy mountain views of Kitadake, Japan's second highest peak, and Yatsugatake, which, as legends say, competed in height with Mt.
A short walk along a trail called the Ochudo trail will take you to rhododendrons, Japanese spruces, and other plants that have survived the harsh natural environment.

3 Oshino Hakkai (The Eight Ponds of Oshino)
Fuji receives a lot of rainfall but there are no rivers. The volcanic soil easily allows water to pass through, and it all flows underground becoming groundwater.
In Oshino-Hachikai, such underground water gushes out again and eight lakes and marshes were formed. Please take a look at the clear, beautiful water.

4 Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine
In Japanese belief, Mt. Fuji is a god.
To climb this divine mountain, Shinto rituals are essential. There are four trails on Mt. Fuji, but the Yoshida-guchi trail accounts for 60% of climbers. The main shrine is the starting point of the Yoshida-guchi trail. Walking along the beautiful approach, pass through the tallest torii gate in Japan, and visit the main shrine, protected by a giant 1,000-year-old tree named Yoshi.

5 The Fujiyama Museum
Mount Fuji has been depicted by countless artists since ancient times. Starting with mountain worship of Mount Fuji and literary themes such as "The Tales of Ise," the solitary, solemn yet graceful silhouette and the ever-changing expressions it shows at different times must have greatly stimulated the creative desires of artists.
The Fujiyama Museum is a collection of such works, focusing primarily on masterpieces by modern and contemporary artists who have tackled Mount Fuji from their own unique perspectives. These works show various views of Mount Fuji through the eyes of artists. (From the Fujiyama Museum website)

6 Kawaguchiko Natural Life Museum
Mt. Fuji can be seen on the opposite shore of Lake Kawaguchi. You can see Fuji on the surface of the lake when the waves are calm, and even the Mt. too.
In addition, there are beautiful flower beds along the lakeshore, with lavender in July being the most famous; however, a variety of plants bloom in every season. There is also a caf? selling local specialties and serving soft-serve ice cream.

*We will visit the above and other facilities according to their opening status.

The tour price includes the cost of arranging the vehicle used during the tour.
To ensure a comfortable ride, we select a vehicle size that best suits the number of participants.

As a special exception to standard taxi regulations, government-certified guide-interpreters are permitted to provide tours by car.
At our company, only guide-interpreters with a proven record of safe driving are allowed to operate a vehicle during tours.
Our English-speaking guide-interpreters are highly knowledgeable about the Area and will tailor the tour to your interests and preferences.
We are also happy to accommodate requests that go beyond the standard sightseeing routes and areas.

Sample) Your Hotel - Fujisan World Heritage Center - Mt.Fuji 5th station - The Fujiyama Museum - Kawaguchiko Natural Life Museum - Your Hotel

In the event of cancellation, the following fees will apply:
(1) 3-14 days prior to the program: 20% of the program fee
(2) 2 days prior to the program: 50% of the program fee
(3) One day before the program or on the day*: 100% of the program fee

*In the case of a no show, a separate remittance fee will be charged.