Even seasoned travelers to Japan are often amazed the first time they stand before the breathtaking beauty of Mt. Fuji. This tour offers a chance to experience Japan’s most iconic landscape up close and create a truly unforgettable memory.

Offering convenient departures from both Tokyo Station and Shinjuku, the overall itinerary is as follows:
Departure from Tokyo Station or Shinjuku → Mt. Fuji 5th Station (or Arakurayama Sengen Park, depending on the season) → Oshino Hakkai → Choice between Gotemba Premium Outlets or Onsen Experience → Return to Tokyo Station or Shinjuku.

The tour departs at 7:30 AM from Tokyo Station (or 8 AM from Shinjuku) and returns between 5 PM and 6 PM, allowing for a leisurely evening back in the city to enjoy a relaxed dinner.

By the way, Oshino Hakkai is a postcard-worthy village filled with traditional thatched-roof houses, crystal-clear ponds, and stunning views of Mt. Fuji. It’s the kind of place where you’ll probably find yourself stopping every few minutes to snap another photo.

As for the Gotemba Premium Outlets, you’ll have exactly two hours to shop to your heart’s content (or relax in the hot springs if you chose the Onsen option!). Just be warned: with so many popular brands and deals, time tends to disappear fast, so it’s best to plan ahead and head straight for the stores you don’t want to miss!

Key reasons to choose this tour:
・See the breathtaking beauty of Mt. Fuji, Japan’s most iconic landmark, up close.
・Travel with confidence thanks to friendly and knowledgeable guides throughout the journey.
・Highly rated by travelers on Klook for its smooth itinerary and memorable experiences.
・Tour languages: Chinese/English/Japanese/Korean

For details about the tour, including bus boarding locations and a comprehensive schedule, simply tap the link below and select “Learn more.”

Hakone’s famous hot springs and the majestic beauty of Mt. Fuji are two experiences many travelers dream of when visiting Japan, and this luxurious bus tour lets you enjoy both in a single unforgettable day.

Departing from the Shinjuku Center Building, the itinerary includes:
Departure from Shinjuku → Mt. Fuji 5th Station (or Oshino Hakkai depending on the season) → Gotemba Premium Outlets → Hakone Ropeway (Owakudani) → Hakone Pirate Ship (Lake Ashi) → Return to Shinjuku

The tour meets at 7:15 AM for a 7:30 AM departure and returns to Shinjuku around 6 PM.

After a full day of sightseeing, shopping, and scenic views, you’ll still have the evening free to enjoy a relaxing dinner in Tokyo before heading back to your hotel.

Begin your adventure by traveling up the Fuji Subaru Line to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station (approx. 2,300m), where sweeping panoramic views and crisp mountain air await. On clear days, the scenery from here feels truly unforgettable.

Next, you’ll head to Gotemba Premium Outlets, one of Japan’s largest shopping destinations, with around an hour and a half to browse popular brands, hunt for deals, and enjoy lunch.

Afterward, ride the Hakone Ropeway over the dramatic volcanic landscape of Owakudani. Don’t miss the area’s famous black eggs, a local specialty said to add years to your life!

To finish the day, relax aboard the Hakone Pirate Ship as you cruise across the scenic waters of Lake Ashi, surrounded by beautiful views of Hakone’s mountains.

Key reasons to choose this tour:
・Travel comfortably aboard a spacious luxury bus.
・Visit both Mt. Fuji and Hakone efficiently in a single day.
・Enjoy some of Hakone’s most iconic experiences, including the ropeway and pirate ship cruise.
・Highly rated by thousands of travelers on Klook.

For full tour details, including boarding locations and the complete schedule, simply tap the link below.

Nikko may seem far from Tokyo at first glance, but thanks to convenient train and bus access, it’s actually an easy and rewarding day trip. Blending magnificent natural scenery with centuries of history, Nikko is home to some of Japan’s most celebrated cultural treasures, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites that draw visitors from around the world.

If you’re looking to experience a different side of Japan beyond the city, Nikko is absolutely worth adding to your itinerary.

Departing from Tokyu Plaza Ginza, this tour actually offers two itinerary options. Both plans start with a visit to Toshogu Shrine. From there, you can choose Plan A (Lake Chuzenji, Kegon Falls, and Nikko Onsen) or Plan B (Edo Wonderland Nikko Edo Village).

The tour meets at 7:45 AM for an 8 AM departure and returns to Ginza between 6 PM and 7 PM, making it a comfortable and efficient way to experience many of Nikko’s highlights in a single day.

Toshogu Shrine, one of Nikko’s most famous landmarks, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its lavish decorations, intricate carvings, and beautifully preserved architecture. It’s a striking contrast to the quieter, minimalist style many travelers associate with Japanese temples and shrines.

If you choose Plan A, you’ll next visit Lake Chuzenji, the largest lake in Tochigi Prefecture, surrounded by lush forests that change beautifully with the seasons. You'll drive along the famous Irohazaka, a winding mountain road with 48 sharp curves, before stopping at Kegon Falls. Plunging from a height of 97 meters, it's considered one of Japan’s three most beautiful waterfalls.

The final stop of Plan A is Nikko Onsen Village, where you can unwind in a relaxing open-air hot spring (please note guests should bring their own towels). Alternatively, if you choose Plan B, you'll head to Edo Wonderland, a cultural theme park that transports you back to the Edo period with samurai residences, ninja performances, and traditional streetscapes.

Key reasons to choose this tour:
・Visit Nikko’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites and scenic natural landmarks in a single day.
・Choose between a relaxing nature and hot spring plan or a fun historical theme park plan.
・Travel comfortably with the support of knowledgeable guides throughout the tour.
・Tour languages: Chinese/English/Japanese/Korean.

For full tour details, including boarding locations and the complete schedule, simply tap the link below and select “Learn more.”

Shizuoka's Izu Peninsula, home to famous hot spring destinations, scenic coastlines, and lush nature, offers a refreshing escape from the bustle of Tokyo. Surrounded by mountains and the sea, this area is perfect for travelers looking to experience beautiful scenery and a slower, more relaxing side of Japan.

From Shinjuku, the itinerary is as follows:
Departure from Shinjuku i-Land Tower → Mt. Omuro Chair Lift → Ito Marine Town (Hot springs and lunch) → Shuzenji Temple (with seasonal maple viewing in autumn) → Return to Shinjuku.

The tour meets at 7:40 AM for an 8 AM departure and returns to Shinjuku between 6 PM and 7 PM, making it an easy and comfortable day trip packed with sightseeing and local charm.

At Mount Omuro, a dormant volcano and iconic landmark of the Izu Peninsula, you'll take a chair lift to the summit to enjoy sweeping 360-degree panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding landscapes.

Next, you'll head to Ito Marine Town, a colorful coastal complex where you can soak in natural hot springs at Seasidespa overlooking the ocean, or feast on fresh local seafood.

The tour concludes at Shuzenji, a historic hot spring town known for its serene temple, bamboo forests, and deep ties to famous Japanese literature. If you visit between mid-November and early December, you'll even get a complimentary stop at Shuzenji Nature Park for spectacular autumn maple viewing!

Key reasons to choose this tour:
・Many of these scenic spots are difficult to access conveniently without a rental car.
・Enjoy a refreshing getaway filled with nature, coastal scenery, and relaxing hot spring culture.
・Travel comfortably with the support of knowledgeable guides throughout the journey.
・Tour languages: Chinese/Japanese.

For full tour details, including boarding locations and the complete schedule, simply tap the link below and select “Learn more.”

This Kamakura and Enoshima day tour combines historic temples, seaside scenery, and nostalgic anime-famous spots into one relaxing getaway from Tokyo. From the towering Great Buddha of Kamakura to the charming streets and ocean views along the Shonan coast, the tour is filled with memorable moments and classic Japanese scenery.

Fans of Slam Dunk will also recognize the famous railroad crossing near Kamakurakōkōmae Station, one of the area’s most iconic photo spots.

Offering convenient departures from both Tokyo Station and Shinjuku, the overall itinerary is as follows:
Departure from Tokyo Station or Shinjuku → Kamakura Great Buddha (Kotoku-in Temple) → Enoden Experience & Kamakurakōkōmae Station → Enoshima → Komachi-dori Street & Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine → Return to Tokyo Station or Shinjuku.

The tour departs at 8 AM from Tokyo Station (or 8:30 AM from Shinjuku) and returns between 5:15 PM and 6 PM, making it an easy and enjoyable day trip packed with sightseeing, local culture, and coastal scenery.

Standing before the famous Great Buddha of Kamakura is a surprisingly calming experience, offering a peaceful contrast to the fast pace of Tokyo. This iconic symbol of ancient Kamakura rises to a height of 11.3 meters, with the full structure reaching 13.35 meters including its pedestal, and weighs approximately 121 tons. Its quiet presence has watched over the city for centuries.

You’ll also visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, Kamakura’s most important shrine and a historic center of worship dating back to the Kamakura Shogunate era founded in 1192. The grounds are especially lively with seasonal scenery, local food stalls, and visitors enjoying the atmosphere along the nearby Komachi-dori Street.

In Enoshima, you can slow down and enjoy refreshing coastal views, ocean breezes, and a relaxed seaside atmosphere. On sunny days, it’s common to spot surfers riding the waves along the Shonan coast.

The tour also includes a ride on the retro Enoden train and a stop at Kamakurakōkōmae Station, the famous railroad crossing beloved by fans of Slam Dunk. With the ocean, trains, and nostalgic scenery all coming together, it’s one of the area’s most photogenic spots.

Key reasons to choose this tour:
・Conveniently visit Kamakura and Enoshima without worrying about complicated transportation.
・Enjoy a balanced mix of history, coastal scenery, and anime-famous spots in a single day.
・Travel comfortably with the support of knowledgeable guides throughout the journey.
・Tour languages: Chinese/English/Japanese/Korean.

For full tour details, including boarding locations and the complete schedule, simply tap the link below and select “Learn more.”

From the hot spring landscapes of Hakone and the seaside charm of Kamakura to the lush scenery of Shizuoka and the historic wonders of Nikko, these tours reveal just how diverse the areas surrounding Tokyo can be. Each destination offers its own unique atmosphere, allowing you to experience a different side of Japan beyond the city skyline.

While Tokyo’s vibrant neighborhoods and famous attractions are unforgettable, some of the region’s most rewarding experiences can be found just outside the city. Whether you’re soaking in natural scenery, visiting historic shrines and temples, shopping near Mt. Fuji, or relaxing by the ocean, these easy day trips can add even more unforgettable moments to your journey.

If your tour returns to Tokyo Station, it’s also worth stopping by Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, a modern shopping and dining complex that opened in 2023. It’s a great place to enjoy dinner, pick up souvenirs, or simply relax after a full day of sightseeing.

We hope your trip to Tokyo is filled with memorable adventures, beautiful scenery, and experiences you’ll remember long after returning home.

(* Tour packages are subject to availability and may end depending on the period.)