Things to do in Narusawa Ice Cave

It was an overcast day for Mt. Fuji... no matter. My awesome driver Zeb was great company. As a single traveler, it was crucial to make the respectful trek to Aokigahara. Zeb even hiked with me for a bit, and patiently waited as I navigated trails, caves and a traditional Japanese village. Weeks before, the idea of renting a car and driving on my own in a different country or figuring out the train stations, busses and transfers seemed overwhelming. I'm glad to find this offering on Klook. It was a relaxed, worry-free day where I could focus solely on my destination. Thanks again!

There were only two of us from Taiwan in the entire group, but we still had a great time. The grapes we picked were incredibly sweet, but unfortunately, we couldn't take them with us; we could only eat them on the spot. However, there were vendors selling delicious grapes along the way during the rest of our trip. The water at Oshino Hakkai was crystal clear and beautiful. We'll definitely have to explore it more thoroughly next time.

No frills tour! each location is probably an hour long only. Bulk of the time is spend travelling to and fro (2 hours each way). Tour guide is friendly and fluent in both Mandarin and English.

This was our first trip to Japan and our tour guide on our trip to Hakone made it a super memorable experience. Our guide made sure at each stop along the way that everyone was present and accounted for. We were running late at one stop because I had to use the restroom and he waited to make sure we were there before moving on. He was super personable, and spoke great English. We even had a great conversation at one point while waiting in line for the ropeway. We were lucky enough to see Mt. Fuji with a clear view on our trip on one of the 100 days a year that it is visible. Because of that and our wonderful tour guide we had a very memorable experience on our tour! I would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to go on a fun adventure in Japan or just get a break from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo while on vacation. It was a great part of our trip, and it was something I will always remember.

This itinerary is perfect for families traveling with young children or seniors. In July, the main flower at Oishi Park is lavender, and the shops there have gardens with various other flowers, making the scenery beautiful even on a cloudy day. At Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba, you can learn about traditional housing. The ranch is a place that people of all ages will enjoy. Since we visited before the peak tourist season and on a weekday, there was surprisingly no one taking photos when we arrived at the Lawson convenience store. We easily took our pictures, browsed the store, and then left. We are very grateful to our tour guide, Mr. Fung. His arrangements for timing and all other aspects were very professional. The time spent at each attraction was just right, and the recommended restaurant had reasonable prices. The four of us were able to try all four set meals, which were delicious and generously portioned. Although Mount Fuji's peak doesn't have snow in the summer, on the day of our visit, the summit was covered by a cloud, resembling its classic image. We all enjoyed this trip!

Wu was very organised and thoughtful. She suggested great restaurants and even got us grass cakes. Despite the low visibility index, we were lucky enough to see Mount Fuji and its snow-capped peak at our final stop. Overall, our experience was very nice.