プロフォトグラファーによるプライベート東京フォトツアー

Our family of four (kids 7 and 10) booked a private Mt. Fuji day trip from Tokyo, and it was flawless from start to finish. Driver-guide Creo arrived on time in a spotless, spacious van – the 2-hour ride flew by in comfort. With fluent English and a warm demeanor, Creo tailored the pace perfectly for the children: a relaxed lakeside stroll at Kawaguchi with postcard-perfect Fuji reflections (no strenuous hikes!), a hands-on stop at Hikawa Clock Shop where the kids assembled mini cuckoo clocks, and a fresh BBQ bento picnic by the water – complete with gluten-free options for our daughter. The magic moment? Creo timed our 5th Station visit just as the clouds parted, revealing jaw-dropping panoramic views. At Chureito Pagoda, he taught the kids to fold origami cranes – they’re still proudly displayed at home. Zero stress, pure joy, and authentic experiences that engaged every age. Creo felt like family by the end. Pro tip: bring light jackets for the mountain breeze and book the morning slot for golden light. A must for families!

Our family of five (parents + kids aged 6-12) joined the Mount Fuji Autumn Foliage Family Day Trip from Shinjuku at 7 AM. The spacious bus had booster seats, English/Chinese/Japanese guides, and our guide Aki was a total gem with the little ones! Kids’ Top Squeal-Worthy Moments: • 5th Station: 2,300 m up! First snowline sighting – the kids built mini snowmen and posed for “We Climbed Fuji” family pics. • Momiji Tunnel (Fujiten): 40-min easy hike under a blazing red maple canopy – felt like walking through a fairy tale. • Iyashi-no-Sato Village: Thatched-roof houses; kids tried washi paper crafting and dressed as mini samurai (free with tour). • Oishi Park Kochia Fields: Fluffy crimson bushes swaying with Fuji peeking through autumn mist – pure magic. Lunch was kid-friendly Hoto noodles in pumpkin broth (high chairs available). The 9-hour journey felt effortless with scenic stops. Back in Tokyo by 6:30 PM, kids asleep with maple-leaf crowns. Family Tip: Pack layers (chilly at altitude) and a portable charger. Even if Fuji plays hide-and-seek, the colors and fun make it unforgettable! Must-do for families!