We pick up your group at your Hakone hotel at 09:00 with your luggage. This one-way day goes from the lake and hills of Hakone down to the spring-water town of Mishima, with Mount Fuji views along the way.

First stop is Hakone Shrine on Lake Ashi. You walk under tall cedars to the red torii gate standing in the water. About 45 minutes.

Then we drive over Hakone Pass to the Mishima Skywalk, the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan at 400 meters. You cross the bridge and look at Mount Fuji on one side and Suruga Bay on the other. Plan about one hour, entry is included.

Around midday we go down into Mishima for lunch. Mishima is known for eel (unagi) cooked over charcoal; other choices are easy to find too.

After lunch you see Kakitagawa Spring Park. Snow water from Mount Fuji comes up from the ground here as a clear blue spring. A short boardwalk takes you over the water. Then you visit Mishima Taisha shrine and stroll beside the Genbei River on stepping stones.

In the late afternoon we drive up to Daruma-yama Kogen, a free viewpoint with one more wide look at Mount Fuji and the bay before your drop-off.

Your plan is customizable: on the day you can reorder the stops, spend more time on the Skywalk, skip the shrine, or swap in a nearby place such as Rakujuen Park or the Hakone Sekisho checkpoint. We stay in the same area and the same tour time.

This is a private tour. Only your group.

At the end of the day we drop you, with your luggage, at Mishima Station or Odawara Station, ready for the Shinkansen.

If the Mishima Skywalk is closed or cancelled on your date, your driver-guide takes you to a similar place nearby instead. If you prefer, we can instead visit Daruma-yama Kogen and other free Fuji viewpoints in the same area.