Fuji-Hakone Pass Voucher

On the first day, I went to the Odakyu Line Service Center at Shinjuku West Exit to exchange my Hakone Free Pass. I took the Tokyo Subway 3-Day Ticket early in the morning to Shinjuku West Exit. Because there were many seats on the train, I didn't choose the Romancecar. I took the 7:19 Odakyu Line and arrived at Odawara Station around 9:00 AM. I transferred on the same floor to the Hakone Tozan Railway to Hakone-Yumoto Station. The hotel was conveniently located across from the station. After storing my luggage, I continued to take the mountain railway to Gora. When the Hakone Ropeway from Sounzan to Owakudani passed over the mountain and saw a large amount of smoke spewing out, everyone around me exclaimed "Wow!" From Owakudani, I went to Togendai and boarded the pirate ship. Seeing that there were many people, I upgraded to first class for 700 yen/person. Fortunately, I only chose a one-way ticket. On the return trip from Hakone Shrine ⛩️ to Hakone-Yumoto, I took bus 🚌 line 2 directly to the hotel. On the second day, I left the hotel and took the L line from Hakone-Yumoto Station riverside to Gotemba Premium Outlets. It was my first time using the Hakone Free Pass, and I didn't have much experience or time, so I added 2000 yen/person (if the Shinjuku Service Center had explained it more clearly, I could have avoided this pitfall). I took the express bus to Kawaguchiko. After finding the information desk, I learned that there is a free shuttle bus connecting Gotemba Outlets and JR Gotemba Station. I took the red sightseeing bus from Kawaguchiko Station to the Maple Corridor, taking pictures of Mount Fuji, the lake, and the beautiful autumn leaves along the way. On the return trip at 16:20, I took the bus from platform 6 in Kawaguchiko to Gotemba and then to Gotemba Outlets. The last bus at 19:00 was the T line to Sengokuhara, where I transferred to the M line back to Hakone-Yumoto Station. On the third day, I continued to take the M line to Sengokuhara Plateau and then took the pirate ship to Hakone Shrine... If you get up early (after 10:00 AM, many buses only run once an hour), you can go to Lake Yamanaka near Mount Fuji. In the afternoon, I took the Odakyu Line from Odawara to Machida Station and transferred to Yokohama (I didn't return to Shinjuku). In short, independent travel is a process of learning, improving, gaining, and storing... Planning ahead and leaving early makes the 3-day pass very worthwhile.

We highly recommend using this 3-day Fuji-Hakone Pass, it's really a magic card that can go anywhere with free accommodation and free entry. It really helped us for mobility from Shinjuku - Hakone - Yamanaka - Fujikawaguchiko -Yamananaka - back to Shinjuku. Totally worth it!

Absolutely the best value for money you can do so much with this voucher, the boat ride and Ropeway was amazing. Even the cable cart ride was amazing. Use it on any bus or train as well highly recommended

Extremely convenient, allowing access to a wide variety of transportation options. Simply show your ticket when boarding and alighting. Perfect for exploring the Mount Fuji area.

this pass is great, with this pass we travel with ease. only show the bus captain our tix will do. but beforehand, need to exchange hard copy tix at sightseeing centre.

Used the pass to travel to Hakone by Train and discounted ticket to Open Air Museum Gotemba Station and Fuji by Bus. Did not realize Fiji Bus travel in a loop return and the travelling distance between Hakone and Fuji. If we do get the chance to travel to Japan again next time we will book Hotel in Fuji area. We only traveled upto Lake Yamakako and Oshino Hakka, so much more to explore in Fuji. But we had to get back to Hakone 3pm to reach Hakone Hotel at 7pm.

best passs for a 3d2n trip in Hakone the onsen town and kawaguchiko the most popular lake out of the five lakes under Mount Fuji. unfortunately 2 out of the 3 days we’re in Hakone fuji area were either foggy, drizzling or heavy raining. but we managed to catch the first snow on mount fuji in 2025.

Ticket Highlights Unlimited Rides: Includes unlimited rides on designated transportation in the Fuji-Hakone area, such as the Hakone Tozan Railway, Hakone Tozan Bus (designated areas), Hakone Tozan Cable Car, Hakone Ropeway, Hakone Sightseeing Cruise, etc. Flexible Transportation: Unlimited rides within 3 days for flexible itinerary planning. Attraction Discounts: Enjoy discounts at approximately 70 museums, restaurants, and other facilities with the pass. Round-Trip Ticket: Includes a round-trip Odakyu Line ticket between Shinjuku Station and Odawara Station.

During my recent trip to Hakone and Mount Fuji in Japan, I purchased the Fuji Hakone 3-Day Pass, which was very convenient. I didn't have to buy separate tickets for buses and trains; I just showed the pass. Local buses are often delayed, so I recommend future travelers to start early and leave some buffer time. Don't schedule things too tightly, or you might miss your connections easily. We missed the Kaba Bus because the bus was delayed, which was a real shame. Also, the buses around Mount Fuji stop at many locations, and it takes a long time to get to each spot. I sincerely suggest that all travelers allow extra time and not plan their itineraries too precisely.

The Fuji Hakone 3-Day Freepass is extremely convenient and cost-effective, allowing you to travel directly from Lake Kawaguchiko to Hakone without backtracking, saving you a lot of time and transportation costs. Highly recommended!