mount fuji

The rain added to the atmosphere. Although I couldn't see Mount Fuji because it was hidden by clouds, it was a fun trip. I had a safe and enjoyable time. I recommend it again next time.

The world of the organ hall, "Millennium Fortress," is truly breathtaking. If you go, I highly recommend listening to the automated performance. The entire museum exudes a European atmosphere, and even on a crowded day during a long holiday weekend, I was able to enjoy a relaxed feeling.

This one-day tour of Mount Fuji included Asama Shrine, Oshino Hakkai, Lawson convenience store, Kawaguchiko Tenjō Park, and another Lawson convenience store (passing by). While it might seem like there weren't many attractions, the itinerary was actually quite tight. The itinerary was slightly adjusted, with the cable car station moved to the very end to avoid long queues, which I found very thoughtful. Throughout the trip, I'm very grateful to our tour guide, Sun Fei, for her guidance and explanations. She diligently explained everything on the bus, even providing both Chinese and English versions for our diverse group. Besides introducing the entire itinerary, she also shared various tidbits about Japanese life, which were incredibly helpful. Upon arrival, the guide continued to explain the sights and share tips to make our trip even smoother. For example, at the cable car station, she repeatedly reminded us to hurry to the cookie shop at the foot of the mountain to buy some before they sold out; and along the walking path to Oshino Hakkai, she was worried we might get lost, so she carefully pointed out the various forks in the road to prevent us from getting lost. In addition, I particularly noticed that for travelers with strollers, the tour guide went around to the back to remind the parents that there was a ramp available, saving them the trouble of carrying the stroller up the steps. This showed great care and consideration for everyone. Overall, it was a well-organized and fulfilling trip. Thank you again to our tour guide, Sun Fei. And thank you for the good fortune that allowed us to see Mount Fuji. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in the future, and I would also consider joining us for other trips or at other times (such as spring or winter)!

We enjoyed the trip a lot. As usual we did not have enough free time to enjoy the scenery; but the trip provided smooth transportation since you had to book the bus a month ahead and there is very hard to do one day trip if you want to do it on very own. The tour guide was very nice and understandable even though we were late to come back to the bus because of emergency reason.It was a nice experience

We were extremely satisfied with our Tokyo chartered car experience! Traveling with our one-year-old, we were initially worried about transportation and itinerary planning, but the driver was very punctual, professional, and patient, making us feel very at ease throughout the trip. The vehicle was clean and comfortable, and the child seat was provided in advance. We visited several places that day, and the entire itinerary flowed smoothly. The driver was flexible with the schedule based on the actual situation and never rushed us. Traveling with a baby often involves unexpected situations, and having a chartered car service like this made things so much easier.

I didn't have time to take pictures, but the driver's service was excellent and the car was in great condition.

The driver arrived on time and we arrived at our destination safely.

The one-day trip on September 1st cost more than the round trip for two people to Kawaguchiko. The cheap price, coupled with a very humorous and kind tour guide, made this trip truly worthwhile. I'm so grateful to our guide, Zhang Jie, especially for his hilarious Chinese accent; otherwise, I probably would have slept the whole way. I urge the boss to give Zhang Jie a raise! It's rare to find a tour guide who can talk all day without forgetting to be funny and explain history. The itinerary was well-planned, and there was no traffic congestion. The tight schedule was inevitable, given how long a day is, but we still had a great time. The only downside was being taken to a restaurant at lunchtime (the downstairs sold souvenirs). It's not that I dislike shopping at these partner stores, but it would be better if this was clearly stated in the itinerary. I understand that companies need to make money with buy-one-get-one-free offers, so they need related marketing. I think most people aren't afraid to spend money when traveling, but I was severely carsick that day and had no appetite. However, I was worried about bothering the tour guide, so I still ordered lunch. As for souvenirs, I had already bought a lot of cosmetics elsewhere, so I really couldn't buy any more. If they had informed me beforehand, I think it would have been more acceptable, as some people can't stand shopping and forced spending. But overall, it was quite perfect – the tour guide was perfect, the price was perfect, and the itinerary was perfect! ✌️