Mt.Fuji is not the tallest mountain in Japan, but it symbolizes Japan. It is 3,776m high and an independent peak representing Japan.
From Shinjuku, you can take a special train to Mt Fuji. That is a 2-hour journey.
Because of the majestic beauty of its ridgeline, it has been alive as a source of various cultures since ancient times. We recommend enjoying the view of Mt. Fuji from the five lakes surrounding Mt. Fuji, such as Kawaguchiko or Yamanakako. You can enjoy Mt.Fuji without climbing.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
At your hotel
- Pick up at your hotel inTokyo
Shinjuku station(Tokyo)
Fuji Excursion takes about 2 hours from Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko.
Kawaguchiko-lake
Mt Fuji became a World Cultural Heritage Site as an object of worship and a source of artistic inspiration. Starting with the Mt. Fuji area, which includes Mt. Fuji itself.
Cruise
The pier for Appare, the Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat, is located at Funatsuhama by the Lake Kawaguchiko - 10 minutes on foot from Kawaguchiko Station.
20 minutes for a round trip
Lunch
Lunch at near Kawaguchiko station
Houtou is the Yamanashi’ popular food, a kind of Japanese potted noodles.
Osawa-park
The best view of Mt.FUJI
Kawaguchi-ko Lake
Fuji Excursion takes about 2 hours from Kawaguchiko to Shinjuku.
Ending Point
At your hotel
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide fees
Transportation fees, admission fees, and meal fees during the tour.
Train fare; From JR Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko is ¥4,123 (oneway)
Others such as buses, cable-car, and ships are ¥2,800
Total ¥11,046 per person
Guests are responsible for all expenses related to the tour, including the guide's transportation, meals, and entrance fees.
If the guide prepays for train seat reservations, express fees, etc., upon prior reservation, the guide will inform you of the total amount to be charged after the reservation is confirmed. The guide will give you an invoice on the tour day, and you must pay that amount directly to the guide in Japanese Yen.
This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
* This tour is not recommended for those withs severe back/knee problems.
Please let me know in advance if you have any food allergies or other dietary restrictions.
My Name is Naoya.
I was born in Tokyo in 1952.
After my graduation from Keio University, I joined a Japanese bank.
Mainly I was assigned international business and stayed in London for three years.
At the age of 52, I moved to a Japanese manufacturer company and had worked for 11 years.
As a personnel manager, I engaged in hiring Indian graduates.
Then for two years, I went to Tashkent in Uzbekistan as a JICA senior volunteer.
I taught "corporate finance" at Tashkent Financial Institute in English.
I got the guide license in 2017, After I came back to Tokyo, I am working as a volunteer guide,
especially in Shinjuku.
I hope to create special and deep tours in which tourists are interested but by now they were not
able to gain access to.
For example; Visit to various Universities, Visit to narrow streets in Tokyo, Visit to feel Edo (Now and Then)
My hobby is playing the guitar. I hope we are in peace through music.
I am also interested in Art, History and cooking.
My major subject is economics and finance.
Cristian B.
“A perfect day in Tokyo ”
Our family day with Nao was great, well planned, catering for all our family needs, he knows lots on the history of Japan and Tokyo and was able to modify the itinerary for our needs. Highly recommended!
Naoya U.
Hi, Christian Thank you for your kind words. I am happy to have had a wonderful day with such a wonderful family. Tokyo has many different faces, so you may not be able to enjoy it all in just a few days. Please come to Japan again. I look forward to seeing you. Naoua USUDA
Jennifer S.
“2 fantastic days in Tokyo!”
Our group of 9 (2 families - 4 adults, 2 teens, 3 kids) had a fantastic time in Tokyo under the guidance of Mr. Nao. He made great recommendations and guided us through the trains with ease to see the sites we were interested in. At Tsukiji market he pointed us to the best places, including a far less touristy place to grab lunch that was higher quality and less expensive than the stalls we enjoyed checking out earlier. We highly recommend working with Nao to plan your perfect time in the Tokyo area.
Naoya U.
Hi, Jennifer Thank you for the very good and appreciated evaluation. It was a bit difficult because of the rain, but it was a fun day. I'm delighted that everyone enjoyed it. The children also had fun. The National Museum is large and the exhibits last for a long time, so there was a lot to see, and it was quite tiring. If we had had time, we could have visited the attached garden, but the weather was bad, so we couldn't. Please come back again to Japan and enjoy another side of Japanese culture. Thank you for this time. See you again. Regards, Naoya USUDA
Samantha F.
“Amazing Guide and great tour”
Today is our 7th day with Naoya, he is our best guide ever! We have been on many tours and can honestly tell you we highly recommend him. Today we went to Hakone but had to cut our tour a bit short because we had an early shinkansen to get to kyoto. We had just enough time for an amazing lunch at Pola Museum and then tour this amazing museum. A tiny bit of shopping for us and then off on our shinkansen to our next destination. Naoya personalized each day to what we wanted, gave us great advice and was so informative about all aspects of Japanese life. I don't usually write reviews but I have every tour with Naoya because he is such a gem.
Naoya U.
Hi, Samantha It was our last day together, but it seems you were satisfied. Thank you for your nice comment. I cut our plans short because you were heading to Kyoto, but I think it was good because the weather was unpredictable. The heavy rain and thunder will be a memorable experience. The Pola Museum of Art's program starting today was Van Gogh. Did you learn about the relationship between the Impressionists and Japanese Ukiyo-e? It seems you were satisfied with the lunch. Please visit Japan again, and I look forward to seeing you. I hope you enjoy the rest of your trip in Japan. Thank you. Naoya Usuda
$273/ per group