Mt. Fuji Day Tour (Open-Air Onsen). An Opportunity to experience a real traditional onsen (Hot Spring) while enjoying the beautiful Mt. Fuji scenery. This special tour includes relaxing at the open-air bath while overlooking Mt Fuji.

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​Mt. Fuji Hot Spring - Private Itinerary 

• Private Pick-up at your Hotel
• Mt. Fuji Vistor Center
• Mt. Kachi Kachi rope-way (with view of Mt. Fuji and Kawaguchi Lake)
• http://www.kachikachiyama-ropeway.com/en/
• Houdou Noodle Lunch (See Picture below)
• Sengen Mt. Fuji Shrine
• Mt. Fuji Hot Spring (Swimsuits OK) -enjoy hot spring together with your family!
• Return to your Tokyo Hotel
• Price will depend on the group size and options:
• ​Note:  *Mt. Kachi Kachi can also be hiked - add 2 hours hiking time:

Mt. Fuji Hot Spring - Group Itinerary 
- The Group Tour operates M~F
- Leaves from Shinjuku at 8:00am
- Visit Mt. Fuji 5th Station and Gotemba Outlet Mall
- Includes Japanese Style Lunch and free time to stroll around Lake Kawaguchi.
- 60 Min Hot Spring Time
- For the Group Tours Swimsuits are also not allowed.
- Yamanashi Prefecture regulations prohibit people with tattoos 

For more information on Group and Private Mt. Fuji Hot Spring Tours, see our Mt. Fuji Hot Spring Tour Page
or contact us using our Contact form

Getting to Mt. Fuji:
 
Numerous first timers to Japan often make the same mistake, assuming Mt. Fuji is easily accessible,
when in fact most do not understand the vast area Mt. Fuji actually covers and often fail to plan accordingly.
The Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park is 1,227 square kilometers, larger than both the area of Singapore and Hong Kong.

There are four distinctive climbing routes on Mt. Fuji and several different ways to access these Mt. Fuji climbing routes.
 For the purpose of climbing Mt. Fuji, there are three Key Access Points:
 
1.North Mt. Fuji – Kawaguchi Lake Station Access Point:
- You get can to here by Bus or Local JR Train
- From Kawaguchi Lake Station, there are regular buses to the Yoshida Trail 5th Station
 
2. East Mt. Fuji - Gotemba Station Access Point:
- You can get here by Romance car or local JR train or Bus.
- From Gotemba Station there are climbing buses to the Gotemba and Fujinomiya 5th stations
 
3. South Mt. Fuji – Shin-Fuji Station Access Point
- This is the only area on Mt. Fuji you can access by Bullet Train
- You can get there by Bullet Train from Kyoto, Tokyo, Yokohama and Hakone (Odawara)
- From Shin-Fuji Station there are climbing buses to the Fujinomiya 5th station (Summer Only)

Tour Notes:
* Mt. Fuji climbs are available from (May to Oct)
* For more information on Mt. Fuji Climbs please Contact Us:

- Take an exciting adventure to Nagano to watch the world-famous "snow monkeys″ relaxing and soaking in the natural hot springs of the Jigokudai Yaen-Koen near the snowy Nagano mountains. Visit the National Treasure Zenko-ji Temple  which has been a place of worshipped for over 1400 years. It enshrines one of the oldest Buddha statues and the main hall is designated a national treasure. The Day Tour also visits Jigokudani Monkey Park, which is famous for its Japanese Snow Hot Springs during the winter season.

Tour includes the following:
- Return Bullet Train Tickets from Tokyo
- Japanese Soba Lunch 
- English Speaking Guide
- Jigokudani Monkey Park entrance fees
- Transportation to/from Nagano Station to Jigokudani Monkey Park ​

See Itinerary below:
Until day prior to tour 
Depart from Tokyo Station or Ueno Station 
Arrive at Nagano Station 
Depart from Nagano Station 
Visit Zenko-ji Temple 
Local Noodle Lunch 
Depart from Zenkoji Station 
Arrive at Roman Museum Parking Lot 
Depart from Parking Lot 
Jigokudani Monkey Park 
Depart from Jigokudani Monkey Park 
Depart from Roman Museum Parking Lot 
Arrive at Nagano Station 
Depart from Nagano Station 
Arrive at Tokyo Station 

Tour Notes:
* Minimum of 2 Participants required:
* Operated on selected dates only: (Dates from Nov to April)
For more information on Snow Monkey Tours please Contact Us:

Conquering Mt. Fuji is at the top of many people’s bucket lists and with the climbing season only a few months away, it is not too early to begin planning for your 2019 Mt. Fuji climb. Planning ahead will help you make the right choices and there are several key points to consider when planning your Mt. Fuji climb:

• When to Climb?
• Which Route to Climb?
• Guided Tour or Self Climb?
• What equipment do I need to climb Mt. Fuji?
• What is the best way to access Mt. Fuji?
• Should I stay at a Mountain Hut or Not?

​A good start when planning your climb to tackling Japan’s most iconic mountain is purchasing the latest edition of the Climbing Mt. Fuji Guidebook.