Mt. Fuji and Hakone “Land, Sea, and Air” Exploration Tour (with Free Hakone Skycar Cable Car)

Last Updated on February 1, 2025

What to expect

Explore the Hakone area in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, a picturesque resort!

The following itinerary is for reference purposes. Please note that the tour guide may adjust the order of the itinerary or reduce the stay time of some attractions according to the actual situation of the day.

The first stop is Hakone Shrine, which was built in 757 AD and is located on the top of the sacred Hakone Mountain. The shrine is famous for praying for safe travel, successful career, happy love and good luck. Don’t miss the red torii gates on the lakeside, reflecting the outline of Mount Fuji, a beautiful and indescribable magnificent scene.

Board the Hakone sightseeing ship, take a pirate-themed boat, cruise around Lake Ashi, and enjoy the unparalleled lake and mountain scenery. Departing from Moto-Hakone Port, the boat passes by the reflection of Mount Fuji, which is breathtaking.

Board the Hakone Ropeway from Togendai Station to Owakudani, and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Hakone along the way, especially near Owakudani and Ubako, where you can see the beautiful Mount Fuji in the distance.

Visit Owakudani and feel the volcanic atmosphere that gave birth to the beauty of Hakone. Not only is there a magnificent volcanic landscape here, but you can also taste the traditional delicacy black eggs cooked in hot springs.

Finally, you will visit Shiratorihama at Lake Yamanaka, which is one of the best places to take photos of swans and Mount Fuji. The swans became close because of tourists feeding them.

Every stop in the Hakone trip exudes unique charm. Whether it is the mysterious shrine, the magnificent lake and mountain scenery, or the unique volcanic landscape and close wildlife, it makes people feel like they are in a beautiful painting.

Key information

• This is a 1-day ticket for a tour on a specific date.
• Tour departs from locations close to Tokyo Station and/or Shinjuku Station.
• Tour is available in four languages: Chinese, Japanese, English and Korean.
• Tickets are purchased via Klook. If you have any inquiries, please contact Klook customer support.