Mt. Fuji, Hakone & Kamakura
Day trips and overnight tours from Tokyo and Shin-Fuji Station: Mt. Fuji 5th Station, Oshino Hakkai, Lake Kawaguchiko, Hakone Shrine, Owakudani, Enoura Observatory in Odawara, and the Great Buddha of Kamakura.
Sample itineraries in this area
- Roppongi → Lake Kawaguchiko1 night, 2 days / Inbound tour
- Shin-Fuji Station → Mt. Fuji AreaDay trip
- Otsuka → Hakone1 night, 2 days
- Tsukiji → OdawaraDay trip / Inbound tour
- Shinjuku → KamakuraDay trip
Sample fare only. Toll fees, parking fees and other actual costs are extra. On weekends and in peak seasons, expect about 20% more than on weekdays.
Places on these itineraries
- Mt. Fuji 5th StationAt the end of the Fuji Subaru Line, this starting point for climbers is lined with mountain huts and shops. On clear days you can look up at the summit close by.Roppongi → Lake Kawaguchiko
- Oshino HakkaiThe collective name for 8 ponds fed by snowmelt from Mt. Fuji, where clear water and thatched-roof houses remain.Roppongi → Lake Kawaguchiko
- Mt. Fuji Panoramic RopewayA ropeway from the shore of Lake Kawaguchiko up Mt. Tenjo. From the top you can see Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko.Roppongi → Lake Kawaguchiko
- Oishi ParkA park on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchiko. You can view the lake and Mt. Fuji beyond seasonal flower fields, and it suits a lakeside walk.Roppongi → Lake Kawaguchiko
- Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing CruiseA boat cruise on Lake Kawaguchiko, with views of Mt. Fuji and the surrounding mountains from the water.Roppongi → Lake Kawaguchiko
- Shin-Fuji StationA stop on the Tokaido Shinkansen, used as a gateway to Fujinomiya and the Mt. Fuji area.Shin-Fuji Station → Mt. Fuji Area
- Fujisan Hongu Sengen TaishaThe head shrine of all Sengen shrines in Japan. The grounds include Wakutama Pond, fed by spring water from Mt. Fuji, which you can stroll around when you visit the shrine.Shin-Fuji Station → Mt. Fuji Area
- Mt. Fuji 5th StationOne of the trailheads for climbing Mt. Fuji. On clear days the summit looks close, with a sea of clouds and the mountain's foothills spread out below.Shin-Fuji Station → Mt. Fuji Area
- Arayama ShrineA shrine in Fujiyoshida City dedicated to the mountain deity. Known for blessings of financial luck, it draws worshippers from many parts of Japan.Shin-Fuji Station → Mt. Fuji Area
- Arayama Shrine OkushaThe inner shrine of Arayama Shrine, located partway up Mt. Fuji. Its grounds are quiet and surrounded by forest, and many people visit it together with the main shrine.Shin-Fuji Station → Mt. Fuji Area
- OtsukaA neighborhood centered on its JR Yamanote Line station, also served by the Toden Arakawa Line. Used as a pickup point in Toshima City.Otsuka → Hakone
- IkebukuroA major Tokyo terminal where JR, private railways and subways meet, surrounded by department stores and commercial facilities.Otsuka → Hakone
- Hiratsuka PAA parking area on the way to Hakone, where you can stop for a restroom break or a little shopping.Otsuka → Hakone
- Torii of PeaceA vermilion torii gate standing in the waters of Lake Ashi at the end of Hakone Shrine's approach. Many people come to take photos with the lake behind them.Otsuka → Hakone
- Hakone ShrineAn old shrine on the shore of Lake Ashi, with its buildings at the top of stone steps lined with cedar trees. Its deity is known for good fortune and traffic safety.Otsuka → Hakone
- Moto-Hakone PortThe port for Lake Ashi sightseeing boats. On some days Mt. Fuji can be seen from the shore. It is also close to Hakone Shrine.Otsuka → Hakone
- OwakudaniA valley where volcanic steam rises from the Hakone volcano and the smell of sulfur hangs in the air. Its specialty is black eggs boiled in the hot springs.Otsuka → Hakone
- The Hakone Open-Air MuseumAn open-air museum in the mountains of Hakone, where you can walk among sculptures set in green gardens.Otsuka → Hakone
- Enoura Observatory (Odawara)A facility conceived by Hiroshi Sugimoto, with a stone stage and galleries set on a slope overlooking Sagami Bay.Tsukiji → Odawara
- Odawara StationA station served by the Tokaido Shinkansen, the Odakyu Line and the Hakone Tozan Railway, used for transfers toward Hakone.Tsukiji → Odawara
- Tsurugaoka Hachimangu ShrineLocated in the center of Kamakura, this shrine is known for its ties to Minamoto no Yoritomo. You can walk to the main shrine along the approach that continues from Wakamiya-oji Avenue.Shinjuku → Kamakura
- Great Buddha of KamakuraThe principal image of Kotoku-in Temple: a seated Amida Buddha, a National Treasure known for sitting in the open air.Shinjuku → Kamakura
- Komachi-dori StreetA shopping street running from the east exit of Kamakura Station toward Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, lined with street-food stands and souvenir shops.Shinjuku → Kamakura
- Tokyo StationTokyo's gateway, where the Shinkansen lines and conventional lines meet. The red-brick Marunouchi Station Building is one of its highlights.Shinjuku → Kamakura
Fare region
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Kanto costs ¥7,190 per hour + ¥170 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥82,000).
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Chubu costs ¥7,430 per hour + ¥150 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥82,000).
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