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The journey in short
The city first,
then the mountain.
Two full days with the same guide and the same vehicle: Tokyo’s landmarks on the first, Mt. Fuji and Hakone on the second, and your own hotel bed in between.
- Two full days, roughly 10 hours each, with one guide throughout
- Door-to-door pickup and drop-off within Tokyo’s 23 wards on both days
- Day one: Senso-ji, Skytree, Meiji Shrine, Harajuku and Shibuya
- Day two: Chureito Pagoda, the 5th Station, Oshino Hakkai and Hakone
- You keep your own Tokyo hotel, so there is no packing between days
- Fuel, highway tolls and parking already included
Where the journey takes you
The itinerary.
Yours to adjust.
Your guide coordinates the route, timing and photo stops around your interests, the weather and seasonal conditions. Nothing here is fixed.
- Day 1
Tokyo highlights
Old city, new city, roughly ten hours
- 01
Tsukiji Outer Market
Lively lanes of seafood stalls and food shops, the best possible way to start the morning.
- 02
Imperial Palace East Gardens
Landscaped grounds inside the old castle walls and moats, quiet in the middle of the city.
- 03
Akihabara
Electronics, anime, manga and gaming, street after street of it.
- 04
Senso-ji Temple and Asakusa
Tokyo’s oldest temple, and the traditional shops of Nakamise Street leading up to it.
- 05
Tokyo Skytree
Panoramic views over the whole city. Admission is optional and decided on the day.
- 06
Meiji Shrine
A forest path in the middle of Tokyo, leading to one of its most important Shinto shrines.
- 07
Harajuku and Takeshita Street
Colourful street fashion, cafés and youth culture at close quarters.
- 08
Shibuya Crossing
Finishing where the city is loudest, under the screens and the neon.
- Day 2
Mt. Fuji and Hakone
Out of the city, into the mountains
- 01
Chureito Pagoda
The classic view: Mt. Fuji behind a five-storey red pagoda.
- 02
Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station
High on Fuji’s slopes for the close view, seasonal road conditions permitting.
- 03
Kitaguchi Hongū Fuji Sengen Shrine
Towering cedars and grand torii gates at the traditional start of the climb.
- 04
Oshino Hakkai
Spring-fed ponds of extraordinary clarity, in a village at the foot of the mountain.
- 05
Hakone Ropeway
A cable car over Hakone’s volcanic landscape and its steam vents.
- 06
Lake Ashi cruise
Across the caldera lake to close the two days on the water.
No surprises
What the price
does and does not cover.
The professional guide and the listed transportation costs are included. Attraction tickets, meals and optional activities are paid on the day.
Included
- Professional English-speaking guide on both days
- Private transportation arranged through licensed commercial partners
- Hotel pickup and drop-off within Tokyo’s 23 wards, each day
- Fuel, highway tolls and parking fees
- Custom itinerary planning and day-of coordination
- Bottled water and on-board Wi-Fi, subject to vehicle availability
Not included
- Hotel accommodation, since you stay in your own Tokyo hotel between the two days
- Tokyo Skytree admission
- Hakone Ropeway and Lake Ashi cruise tickets
- Other attraction and paid-viewpoint tickets
- Meals and additional drinks
- Pickups outside Tokyo’s 23 wards, when applicable
- Airport and cruise terminal transfers, which are booked separately
Private group pricing
One price
for your whole group.
Not per person. The price below covers the private vehicle, the professional guide, fuel, highway tolls and parking for everyone travelling with you.
The price covers both touring days in full: guide, private vehicle, fuel, tolls and parking. Accommodation is not included, because you keep your own Tokyo hotel throughout. Additional time beyond roughly 10 hours on either day is charged at ¥5,000 per hour.
Good to know
Before you book.
Everything that affects your journey, in plain language. If anything here is unclear, message us before booking and we will answer properly.
Is hotel accommodation included?+
No, and you will not need it from us. Both days start and finish at your own hotel within Tokyo’s 23 wards, so you sleep in the same bed both nights and never pack a bag. That keeps the price down and means you can book the hotel you actually want.
How long is each day, and what time is pickup?+
Each touring day runs roughly 10 hours from pickup to drop-off. Pickup is normally between 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM, and you can choose a different time for each of the two days. Exact times are confirmed after booking.
Do the two days have to be consecutive?+
Most guests book them back to back, and the itinerary is designed that way. If you would rather leave a rest day in between, ask us before booking and we will confirm whether your dates can be arranged.
Can we change what we see?+
Entirely. Fourteen stops across two days is a generous menu, not a fixed schedule. A comfortable day fits five or six. Tell your guide what matters and the route is rebuilt around it, on either day.
What if Mt. Fuji is not visible on day two?+
Fuji’s visibility depends on weather and season and cannot be guaranteed. Your guide plans around the day’s conditions. The 5th Station road, the Hakone Ropeway and the Lake Ashi cruise also follow seasonal access and maintenance schedules. If one is closed, there is always a good alternative nearby.
What about luggage?+
Light luggage is fine in the vehicle. If you are travelling with large suitcases, arriving or departing on a touring day for instance, tell us in advance so the right vehicle is assigned.
Are children welcome, and are child seats available?+
Yes. Child seats are available on request. Please tell us in advance, with each child’s age, so the correct seat is fitted for both days.
Where can you pick me up, and are there rules in the vehicle?+
One pickup and one drop-off within Tokyo’s 23 wards are included on each day: hotels, apartments or stations. Pickup from other locations can usually be arranged for an additional fee. Airport and cruise terminal transfers are a separate service, bookable from our Transfers page. For everyone’s comfort and safety, smoking, alcohol, fireworks and hazardous items are not permitted inside the vehicle.
What is the cancellation policy?+
Cancellations 72 hours or more before the start time receive a 95% refund. Cancellations 24–72 hours before receive an 80% refund. Cancellations under 24 hours are non-refundable. These percentages are final and already account for transaction and refund-processing costs. Booking changes are subject to availability.