Mt. Fuji Classic Tour: Mt. Fuji 5th Station + Arakurayama Sengen Park + Lawson Convenience Store + Matcha Experience

Tour Highlights

Easily start a day trip to the Mount Fuji area from Tokyo

Experience authentic matcha culture at Lake Kawaguchi

Explore the picturesque Oshino Hakkai and admire eight crystal‑clear spring ponds

Visit Chureito Pagoda at Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine for the best view of Mount Fuji

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Mount Fuji is one of Japan's most iconic landmarks, appearing in almost all images symbolising Japan. Join this classic tour led by a Mandarin or English‑speaking guide to visit the best spots in the area. Departing from Shinjuku, head to Fuji, a national park boasting stunning natural beauty. With beautiful autumn leaves and pink cherry blossoms in spring, each season offers a different view! In summer, you can visit the Fifth Station of Mount Fuji. In other seasons, the Fifth Station will be replaced by Oishi Park or other attractions. Dazzling plants and colourful fields await you, offering a feast for the eyes. Next, visit Oshino Hakkai, eight beautiful ponds formed by melted ice from Mount Fuji.

During peak season, due to traffic congestion, it takes 20‑30 minutes to walk there! Arakurayama Sengen Park is located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, and is a famous spot for enjoying the beautiful views of Mount Fuji. The five‑storied pagoda

During peak season, due to traffic congestion, it takes 20‑30 minutes to walk there! Arakurayama Sengen Park is located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, and is a famous spot for enjoying the beautiful views of Mount Fuji. The five‑storied pagoda

Lake Kawaguchi is a lake located in Fujikawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, and is one of the Fuji Five Lakes. Among the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Kawaguchi has the longest shoreline and the lowest altitude.

Experience one of Japan's clearest springs at Oshino Hakkai.

Generally, from mid‑November to early April of the following year, Mount Fuji will start to snow, and some roads will be closed. If climbing is not possible, we will change the itinerary and head to Oishi Park instead!

Oshino Hakkai, located in Oshino Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, is a group of eight springs and one outlet pond formed by melted snow from Mount Fuji after over 80 years of natural filtration. Visitors can bring their own clean bottles to draw the pure spring water.

At a shop facing Mount Fuji, a tea ceremony teacher will guide you in making Japanese matcha. As matcha is very bitter, we will provide Japanese sweets for you free of charge!

Mount Fuji attracts climbers and hikers from all over the world each year, most of whom start their ascent from the Fifth Station located on the mountainside. If you don't want to summit but still want to experience the atmosphere of this iconic Japanese peak,

Additionally, the Fuji‑san Komitake Shrine is located at the Fifth Station. Komitake is the foot of Mount Fuji; the current Mount Fuji was formed by multiple eruptions of Komitake and Old Fuji. Every morning, we check whether climbing to the Fifth