Oshino

The scenery at the scenic spot was beautiful, the bus was comfortable, and the tour leader's explanations were very clear. Thumbs up!

Enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji all day long. Our guide, Yoon, who is fluent in both Chinese and Korean, recommended some great value snacks. A must-buy is the grapes from the foot of Mount Fuji – they're incredibly fragrant and sweet!

It was great value for money, and I was very lucky. Although it hadn't snowed on the mountaintop in October, it was still a worthwhile day trip. I highly recommend tour guide Xu Jin; his explanations were rich and detailed, making the trip even more wonderful.

It was truly a perfect itinerary. Although the time spent at each attraction was limited, it was a one-day trip and I couldn't ask for more. I would definitely recommend it. Our guide, Zhan Jie, was also very friendly and professional. Apart from the lunch being a bit...unpleasant, seeing Mount Fuji made it all worthwhile.

The vehicle was very comfortable. The tour guide gave a casual, homely introduction to the sights and chatted, but not in a forced way. The sights were rather ordinary; considering it was a private tour, it wasn't bad for the price. We did manage to see Mount Fuji briefly.

The itinerary was very fulfilling, covering all the major attractions and offering views of Mount Fuji from different perspectives. The tour guide was very attentive, and I highly recommend traveling with her. The vehicle was clean and comfortable, and the driver was very friendly. I would recommend this tour to families with young children; it's a relaxing and enjoyable trip.

The vehicle was new, and the driver was excellent. The only downside was the terrible weather.

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.

Our guide this time was Yuan Yang, and we also had a very handsome driver. Our first stop was Hakone, where we saw Hakone Shrine and the floating torii gates. We then took a pirate ship to Togendai Port, followed by a cable car to Owakudani. Along the way, we smelled sulfur and ate the legendary black eggs (4 for 500 yen). After that, we had lunch and did some shopping (it felt like the merchants were cooperating with us). The Japanese are really good at marketing; they can drive you crazy. Both the product appearance and the product itself were excellent. In the afternoon, we went to Oshino Hakkai, which is said to be a village of longevity, but things there were very expensive. Finally, we went to Lake Yamanaka to see the white geese. There were so many of them, but they were very fierce and wary of people. The day trip was quite tiring, but it saved us a lot of time.