• Lake Kawaguchiko - Lake Kawaguchiko is the most popular of the Fuji Five Lakes. The combination of “Lake Kawaguchiko and Mt. Fuji” draws many 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 to Mt. Fuji worship and its largest eruption. Ancestors built the shrine to calm the eruption, initiating the worship.
• Saiko Lake - This beautiful lake is much quieter than Lake Kawaguchiko. The view of the lake and Mt. Fuji is truly stunning!
• 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 occurred about 1200 years ago, creating this place! Experience the dynamic nature around Mt. Fuji!
• Ryugudoketsu-iriguchi - This sacred cave was once visited by people praying 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 one way to the viewpoint, where you can enjoy a great view of Mt. Fuji, the “Sea of Trees” Jukai, and Lake Saiko simultaneously! The trail is suitable for outdoor beginners.
• Menkyo-kaiden - Enjoy the area’s signature food at a local restaurant with your guide! The guide will take you to the best spots that tourists might not find on their own. (The cost is about 1000 yen per person, so please bring some cash.)
• Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen - One of the oldest hotels in Fujiyoshida City, it 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

【The pickup service is exclusively for guests already staying in the Kawaguchiko or Fujiyoshida area, or for those who can reach these areas independently.】

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.

Participants will visit an ancient shrine, serene lakes, a mysterious lava cave, and a vast 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.

Following the hike, enjoy a delightful local meal featuring the 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 up and 30 minutes down), making it suitable for all ages. Free rental hiking gear is available!

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