Shin-Fuji Station ⇒ Mt. Fuji Area (Day Trip)
- Day 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.
About this itinerary
A group of about 25 people (group trips and social outings) travels from Shin-Fuji Station to the Mt. Fuji area on a day trip.
On the way, it stops at Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha, Mt. Fuji 5th Station, Arayama Shrine and Arayama Shrine Okusha, and the tour ends at Shin-Fuji Station.
It leaves Shin-Fuji Station at 10:00 and is scheduled to arrive around 18:00.
There are 5 stops, but with no transfers you can allow more time for sightseeing.
Itinerary
- 10:00Shin-Fuji Station
A stop on the Tokaido Shinkansen, used as a gateway to Fujinomiya and the Mt. Fuji area.
- Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha
The 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.
- Mt. Fuji 5th Station
One 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.
- Arayama Shrine
A shrine in Fujiyoshida City dedicated to the mountain deity. Known for blessings of financial luck, it draws worshippers from many parts of Japan.
- Arayama Shrine Okusha
The 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.
- 18:00Shin-Fuji Station
Understanding the fare
¥155,100 is a sample fare based on an actual booking, for a medium bus with 25 people and 8 hours.
The fare covers 1 medium bus with a driver, fuel and vehicle insurance.
Expressway tolls to the Mt. Fuji area and parking fees at stops such as Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha are not included in the fare and are charged separately at actual cost.
On weekends, public holidays and in peak seasons, expect about 20% higher than on weekdays as a guideline. You can calculate an estimate based on Shizuoka Prefecture rates on our fares page.
Choosing the bus
A medium bus seats 27–33, the right size for this itinerary with 25 people.
Going 1 size up to a large bus gives more room for seats and luggage, but the fare is higher.
Depending on the vehicle, a small bus (21–25 seats) may not fit 25 people, so check the number of seats before deciding.
FAQ
- What should we do about the driver's lunch?
- In most cases, customers arrange it. If you tell the restaurant how many drivers there are, it may be able to prepare meals for the drivers. This is not mandatory.
- Can we eat boxed lunches (bento) on the bus?
- Yes, you can. Please take your trash with you.
- Does the fare change if our group grows or shrinks from 25 people?
- As long as you stay within the seating capacity of the medium bus, the fare is the same even if the number of people changes. If you exceed the capacity, the bus type changes, and so does the fare.
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