After meeting your tour conductor, you will travel by bus to Narusawa Ice Cave, formed by past volcanic activity. Inside the cave, the temperature remains around 3°C, even during the summer months. You will walk through narrow passages, stone steps, and naturally formed spaces where ice can sometimes be seen. The cool air provides a refreshing contrast to the outside heat. Due to the terrain, comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and surfaces may be damp and slippery.

After a short 20-minute transfer, you will visit a garden known for its visually striking displays, including water-based floral arrangements that create a cool and refreshing atmosphere. As you walk through the garden, you will see carefully arranged plants and decorative features designed to create a relaxed and photogenic setting. On clear days, you may also enjoy views of Mt. Fuji rising in the distance, adding a scenic backdrop that enhances the experience. On return, a grilled eel-style lunch box will be provided, offering a convenient meal during the tour.

During a 50-minute bus journey, you will travel along the Fuji Subaru Line, a scenic mountain road that leads up toward Mount Fuji. The road gradually climbs through changing landscapes until reaching the 5th Station at approximately 2,300 meters above sea level. The temperature here is typically 10–15°C cooler than in Tokyo, creating a noticeably refreshing environment. At the top, you will have free time to walk around and take in the elevated setting. Weather conditions can change quickly, and visibility of Mt. Fuji depends on the day. Warm clothing and rain protection are recommended. If the road is closed due to weather or other conditions, this stop may be replaced with an alternative location.

After descending the mountain with an 80-minute drive, you will arrive at a fruit park where a light dessert experience awaits. Here, you will enjoy a quarter-cut portion of musk melon, known for its sweetness and quality. You will also receive a small melon-flavored snack, and have time to browse local products and souvenirs.