Please note that
The Tokyo departure option, which includes both the sumo experience and the Mount Fuji tour, is available only with English or Chinese-speaking guides. For guests who speak other languages, we provide multilingual AI translation support throughout the tour to assist with communication and explanations.
At 08:00 We begin our unforgettable Mount Fuji journey from JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit, setting off on a scenic drive toward the Fuji area (~2.5 hours).
At 10:00, we arrive at the Yamanakako Panorama Viewpoint, a hidden gem with stunning views of Mount Fuji framed by seasonal beauty — a perfect photo stop (20 minutes).
（ From October 30 to November 15, this stop will be replaced with the Lake Yamanaka Autumn Leaves Corridor, a scenic spot where you can enjoy views of Mount Fuji surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage.）
At 11:00, we enjoy a truly exclusive highlight — a live sumo performance at the foot of Mount Fuji (50 minutes). We get up close to powerful wrestlers and experience one of Japan’s most iconic traditions in an unforgettable setting. The sumo show is normally helo outdoors,with Mount Fuji as the backdrop.In case of rain,strong winds,or other unsuitable weather conditions,the show will be moved indoors for safety reasons.
By 12:00, we continue to the lakeside of Lake Yamanaka (Swan Lake area), where we explore the famous koi pier, spot swans, and relax by the water (1 hour).
At 13:20, we visit the charming village of Oshino Hakkai, known for its crystal-clear spring ponds and traditional scenery — a must-see cultural spot (1 hour).
At 14:50 after a short transfer (30 minutes), we arrive at Oishi Park, where seasonal flowers and lake reflections create one of the most iconic Mount Fuji views (40 minutes).
At 15:50, we stop at the hidden photo spot Hikawa Clock Shop, where a nostalgic Japanese street leads directly to Mount Fuji — a favorite among photographers (20 minutes).
Finally, at 16:10, we begin our return to Tokyo (~1.5–2 hours), wrapping up a day filled with breathtaking scenery, cultural highlights, and exclusive experiences.
Please note :Meals are not included, but you’re free to bring your own snacks. Along the way, our guide will introduce you to some of the best local dining spots near Mount Fuji, including famous Wagyu and authentic Kaiseki—a perfect chance to experience Japan’s culinary culture.
