Things to do in Fuji

Yuna was a great tour guide and very knowledgeable on all the stops in our itinerary as well as being overall helpful. I booked this solo expecting to really only take photos and take in the views but Yuna was very kind offering to take photos with me in them which came out amazing. Luckily for our group, Mt. Fuji was very visible throughout making this overall worth booking and I would do it again.

Since I was only staying in Tokyo for a few days, I went straight for this day trip with the most popular spots, haha! The whole experience was amazing! I basically checked off all the photo-worthy spots in one day~ There was a tour guide explaining things along the way, and I could relax and catch up on sleep on the bus, ensuring I was in the best condition for a multi-attraction trip ✨ The first stop allows you to see Mount Fuji in the distance, and the photos really exceeded expectations 📸 I recommend bringing some snacks yourself~ There wasn't a specially arranged group lunch time that day. Basically, you can buy whatever you want to eat during free time at each attraction. There isn't a dedicated time for everyone to go to a restaurant together, which is actually a bit more free~ The whole pace was just right, and there was enough time to take pictures at each spot. It felt like I completed a 2-day itinerary in 1 day, haha. It's really worth recommending! 🗻

Highly recommended! when you take a private tour, the convience is what we love! no rush and you would surely enjoy every destination.

Excellent day tour and save the time on public transport. Arakurayama park, Mount Fuji Ropeway and Oshino Hakkai.

We had the best day ever with our very knowledgeable and accommodating guide Hero!! There wasn’t a question he couldn’t answer, and always with patience and a warm smile. His English is flawless so there was no language barrier at all. We had a couple of last minute requests also, which Hero arranged for us without any problems at all. Many thanks to Hero for this very memorable full day tour which we can highly recommend if you want to experience Mt Fuji, saké, shrines, waterfalls and much more in one eventful day.

Equipment rental was smooth and beginner-friendly. Instructors were patient (perfect if it’s your first time) Slopes were manageable — not too intimidating. If you’re traveling in Japan during winter and want something active but still aesthetic (because yes, the photos hit), this is 100% worth adding to your itinerary.

We had a blast! Elli took care of us. He was very patient and made sure we enjoyed our time skiing. Tour guides had helmets and gloves for rent while socks and face masks for purchase. Hassle-free! An icing on the cake is Fujisan decided to show up! One for the books.