• Lake Kawaguchiko - Lake Kawaguchiko is the most popular among the Fuji Five Lakes. The combination of “Lake Kawaguchiko and Mt. Fuji” draws numerous tourists.

• Mount Fuji - Visitors can enjoy the iconic “Fuji” mountain from the trail on sunny days.

• Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine - This ancient shrine is deeply connected with Mt. Fuji worship and its largest eruption. Ancestors built the shrine to calm the eruption, initiating the worship.

• Saiko Lake - This picturesque lake is much quieter than Lake Kawaguchiko. The view of the lake and Mt. Fuji is truly breathtaking!

• Aokigahara Forest - Jukai, “The Sea of Trees,” is named so because it resembles a sea from a viewpoint. One of Mt. Fuji’s largest eruptions, about 1200 years ago, created this place! Experience the dynamic beauty of nature around Mt. Fuji!

• Ryugudoketsu-iriguchi - This sacred cave was a place where people prayed to the goddess of Mt. Fuji before climbing the mountain. They believed the cave’s interior was the goddess’s womb, hence the name “Goddess Womb Cave.”

• Sankodai - It’s about an hour’s hike to the viewpoint, offering a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji, the “Sea of Trees” Jukai, and Lake Saiko simultaneously! The trail is perfect for outdoor beginners.

• Menkyo-kaiden - Enjoy the area’s signature food at a local restaurant with a guide! The guide will take you to the best spots that tourists might miss. (The cost is about 1000 yen per person, so please have some cash ready.)

• Kaneyama Waterfall - One of the oldest hotels in Fujiyoshida City features a large Japanese garden open to the public! Enjoy matcha with a Japanese sweet (optional 1000 yen per person) or simply relax in the beautiful garden.

• Guide fee
• Private transportation
• Trekking shoes
• Trekking poles
• Rain jackets and pants
• Gloves

• Lunch
• Insurance

【This tour is ideal for guests staying in the Kawaguchiko and Fujiyoshida areas.】

Embark on a unique nature and culture tour at the base of Mt. Fuji, away from the bustling tourist areas.

Guided by Yuki, a certified mountain guide with over 40 ascents of Mt. Fuji and a licensed local hunter, this tour provides profound insights into the region’s natural and spiritual essence.

Discover ancient shrines dedicated to Mt. Fuji worship, serene lakes, a mysterious lava cave, and an expansive forest shaped by historical eruptions. This experience is more than a hike—it’s a journey through the history and pristine beauty of Mt. Fuji.

After the hike, savor a delightful local meal featuring the region’s renowned “Yoshida Udon.” Conclude the day by unwinding in a peaceful Japanese garden with a cup of authentic matcha tea.

The trail is moderately challenging—approximately 1 hour to ascend to a viewpoint and 30 minutes to descend—making it accessible for all ages.

Free rental hiking gear is available, ensuring a comfortable and easy participation!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.