Mt. Fuji 5th Sta. & Autumn Festival Tour from Tokyo
- Reaching the highest point of Mt. Fuji accessible by road (about 2300 m above sea level)!
- Enjoy the beautiful tunnel of maple trees at Kawaguchiko Momiji Corridor
- Enjoy Japanese hot pot lunch at a restaurant!
- The best combination of Saruhashi Bridge, one of Japan's three most unusual bridges, and autumn leaves!
- You can book your transfer to the meeting point from here! Shinjuku Meeting point Transfer service
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
| Minimum participant requirement | 25 travelers |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
| Seasonal | Autumn Maple |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights |
| Transport | Bus tour |
Product Info
Purchase Notice
If the Fuji Subaru Line is closed, we will visit Oshino Hakkai Village, Arakura Sengen Shrine, or Fujisan World Heritage Center.
Also, due to traffic conditions and timing, some of our stops may be skipped altogether. However, we will try to adhere to the scheduled itinerary as much as possible. As a general rule, we do not provide partial refunds in these cases.
Depending on weather conditions (such as high humidity, heavy rain, fog), Mt. Fuji may not be visible.
Please note that no refunds will be given for weather-related complaints or changes to the tour schedule made by the tour guide or any of our staff.
If the minimum number of participants (25) is not reached, the tour will not take place that day.
In case of severe weather or traffic congestion and if the bus cannot pass through the road to Mt. Fuji 5th Station, the tour will visit Oshino Hakkai, Fujisan World Heritage Center, Lake Kawaguchi Oishi Park or Lake Yamanakako Hana no Miyako Park. Please note that an alternative route may be omitted depending on road conditions.
Children under the age of 5 may travel free of charge, but they do not receive a bus seat or lunch. If bus seat or lunch is required, please book under the children's fare.
Lunch Option: If you choose the No Lunch option, lunch is not included. Please pack your own lunch.
Allergies or Gluten Free: unfortunately we do not provide gluten free meals, but we can accommodate certain allergy requests.
Reminders
As required by Japanese law, please wear a seat belt on the bus.
Please note that the arrival location of the tour cannot be changed.
Due to bad weather, Mount Fuji may not be visible even from the base. **Please note that the tour cannot be cancelled or refunded for this reason.
The order of visits on the itinerary may be changed.
In case of traffic congestion or other uncontrollable reasons, please note that the schedule may be changed or time shortened at any of the sightseeing spots.
As it may be cold in the mountains, please bring warm clothes.
If the arrival time to Tokyo is delayed due to traffic or other reasons, we will not be responsible for taxi fares, overnight accommodations or other expenses.
If there is only a small group of participants, other smaller vehicles may be used instead of the large bus.
In addition, please note that regardless of the method of return to Tokyo, all participants will depart in the same vehicle.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations 1 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
- Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.
FAQ
The Mt. Fuji 5th Station, situated at approximately 2,300 meters above sea level, serves as a popular stop for both climbers and sightseers. Visitors can explore various souvenir shops offering local crafts and snacks, send postcards from a unique post office, and enjoy panoramic views of the Fuji Five Lakes area and surrounding landscapes. It's a place to acclimate to the altitude, absorb the mountain atmosphere, and capture memorable photos before descending or embarking on a hike.
Yes, it is often possible to view Mt. Fuji's summit from the 5th Station, placing you directly on the mountain. However, clear visibility is highly dependent on weather conditions. Mornings, especially during the cooler months of autumn and winter, generally offer the clearest views due to less cloud cover. In contrast, summer afternoons can frequently see the summit obscured by clouds or mist. Checking the local weather forecast beforehand is recommended for the best viewing opportunities.
The Mt. Fuji 5th Station is well-equipped to serve visitors. It hosts several souvenir shops where you can find unique Mt. Fuji themed items and local food products. There are also restaurants offering meals and snacks, and public restrooms are readily available. A post office provides a distinctive service for sending postcards with a special Mt. Fuji stamp. Additionally, an information center offers insights into the mountain and hiking trails.
The Mt. Fuji 5th Station is the primary starting point for climbers ascending to the summit during the official climbing season, typically from early July to early September. For those not aiming for the summit, shorter and less strenuous walking paths are available around the station. One notable option is a gentle trail leading to the historic Komitake Shrine, offering a glimpse into the area's spiritual heritage and pleasant views without a demanding climb.
The Kawaguchiko Momiji Corridor is a major highlight during the autumn festival, celebrated for its spectacular display of maple leaves. The primary attraction is the "Momiji Tunnel," where vibrant red, orange, and yellow maple trees create a stunning, immersive canopy. During the festival, the corridor is often illuminated at night, enhancing its beauty. Visitors can also enjoy picturesque views of Mt. Fuji framed by the colorful foliage, alongside seasonal food stalls and craft vendors.
Saruhashi Bridge is renowned as one of Japan's "Three Unusual Bridges" due to its distinctive cantilever design, which gracefully spans a deep gorge without using supporting piers from below. This historic wooden bridge showcases remarkable engineering and provides a visually striking experience, especially when surrounded by vibrant autumn leaves. Its unique construction and scenic setting offer a blend of cultural interest and natural beauty, making it a memorable stop that complements the natural wonders of the Mt. Fuji area.
On a comprehensive day trip from Tokyo that includes destinations such as Mt. Fuji's 5th Station, Kawaguchiko Momiji Corridor, and Saruhashi Bridge, transportation between these various attractions is typically provided by a dedicated tour bus. This arrangement ensures a convenient and comfortable journey, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy the scenic routes without the complexities of navigating local public transport or needing a private vehicle. The bus follows a planned itinerary, connecting all stops efficiently.
During a full-day trip that encompasses the Mt. Fuji 5th Station and its surrounding attractions, lunch arrangements are often pre-planned as part of the tour experience. Visitors can typically look forward to enjoying a traditional Japanese hot pot lunch at a local restaurant. This offers a convenient and authentic culinary experience, allowing travelers to savor local flavors and regional cuisine in a comfortable setting, ensuring a satisfying meal break without needing to seek out dining options independently.
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