Escape Tokyo’s bustle on a private day trip to Hakone, where sacred shrines, volcanic valleys, and stunning Mount Fuji views await. Your friendly English-speaking driver will pick you up from your hotel for a fully customizable journey through Japan’s scenic gem. Begin at the tranquil Hakone Shrine, set in lush forest by Lake Ashi, and capture the iconic red torii gate rising from the water. Continue to Lake Ashi for calm reflections of Mount Fuji and an optional boat cruise. Next, explore Ōwakudani Valley, where steaming vents and sulfur springs fill the air—don’t miss tasting the famous black eggs said to extend your life. End your adventure aboard the Hakone Ropeway, soaring above mountains and volcanic landscapes for breathtaking vistas. After a day of natural beauty and culture, relax as your driver returns you comfortably to Tokyo.
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Nestled at the foot of Mount Hakone and surrounded by ancient cedar forests, this serene Shintō shrine is famed for its iconic red torii gate rising from Lake Ashi. Its mystical atmosphere and peaceful walking paths make it a spiritual highlight of Hakone.
A picturesque crater lake formed by volcanic activity, Lake Ashi offers stunning mountain and (weather permitting) Mt. Fuji views from its peaceful shores
Formed during the last eruption of Mount Hakone, this active volcanic valley features dramatic steam vents, sulfurous hot springs, and panoramic viewpoints. Don’t miss trying the famous black eggs boiled in the natural hot springs, said to add seven years to your life.
Soar above forests, volcanic terrain, and Lake Ashi during the Hakone Ropeway ride, one of the best ways to capture views of Mt. Fuji on a clear day. It’s a thrilling panoramic journey that beautifully concludes your Hakone adventure.
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