Mt Fuji & Hakone Day Trips from Tokyo
See Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji on a day trip from Tokyo, combined with the hot-spring resort of Hakone: the 5th Station on Fuji, a Lake Ashi cruise, the Hakone Ropeway and views of the perfect volcanic cone. Tours include transport, often returning by bullet train.
26 tour · prices per person, book with partner
Mt Fuji & Hakone in Tokyo — FAQ
How far is Mt Fuji from Tokyo?
Mount Fuji is about 100 km west of Tokyo — roughly 2–2.5 hours by road — so it’s a popular full-day trip, often combined with Hakone and a return by bullet train.
What do you see on a Mt Fuji and Hakone day trip?
Tours typically include Fuji’s 5th Station (when open), a cruise on Lake Ashi, the Hakone Ropeway over volcanic valleys, and classic photo views of the mountain.
When can you see Mt Fuji clearly?
Fuji is most often visible in the clear, cool months from November to February; clouds frequently hide it in summer, so mornings give the best chance year-round.