Enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji reflected on Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. Stroll along the lakeside promenade, visit cozy cafés, or relax at the observation points for perfect photo opportunities.

Climb to the Chureito Pagoda, a stunning five-story red pagoda overlooking Mt. Fuji. This is one of Japan’s most iconic photo spots — especially beautiful in spring with cherry blossoms or in autumn with colorful leaves

Explore the traditional village of Oshino Hakkai, famous for its eight crystal-clear ponds fed by Mt. Fuji’s spring water. Enjoy local snacks, small souvenir shops, and scenic wooden bridges with Fuji views.

Walk through a scenic thatched-roof village reconstructed after a landslide, now filled with artisan workshops, traditional craft stores, and Fuji-view cafés. A peaceful cultural stop with mountain charm.

(Optional)Shop over 200 international and Japanese brands with Mt. Fuji as your backdrop. Ideal for travelers who want to combine sightseeing and shopping before heading back to Tokyo.

Optional: Guide to Hakone's Volcanic Owakudani Owakudani was formed about 3,000 years ago by an explosive eruption and collapse of the Hakone volcano's central cone, Mount Kamiya. It was originally named "Jigokudani" or "Hell Valley" due to its volcanic activity and sulfurous fumes. The name was changed to Owakudani, meaning "Great Boiling Valley," in 1873 when the Emperor Meiji visited.

Optional: The Hakone-jinja shrine dates back to 757. Many military commanders prayed at this shrine devotedly, which brought it fame throughout the country. Another group of worshippers were travelers who regularly visited the Hakone area, and often came here to pray for a safe trip.

Drive back comfortably to your hotel