Voucher do Passe Fuji-Hakone

On the first day, I went to the Odakyu Line Service Center at Shinjuku West Exit to exchange my Hakone Free Pass. I used my Tokyo Metro 3-day pass to get to Shinjuku West Exit early in the morning. Since there were plenty of seats on the train, I didn't choose the Romancecar. I took the 7:19 Odakyu Line and arrived at Odawara Station around 9 AM, then transferred to the Tozan Railway on the same level to Hakone-Yumoto Station. The hotel I chose was conveniently located right opposite the station. After dropping off my luggage, I continued on the Tozan Railway to Gora. From Sounzan to Owakudani, as the aerial ropeway ascended, we saw large plumes of smoke erupting from the mountains, and exclamations of "Wow!" echoed all around. From Owakudani, we went to Togendai, where we transferred to the pirate ship. It was very crowded, so we upgraded to first class for 700 yen per person. Luckily, we only bought one-way tickets. On the way back from Hakone Shrine ⛩️ to Hakone-Yumoto, we took the Line 2 public bus 🚌 directly to the hotel. On the second day, after checking out of the hotel, we took the L Line bus from Hakone-Yumoto Station by the river to Gotemba Premium Outlets. It was my first time using the Hakone Free Pass, and due to lack of experience and time constraints, I paid an extra 2000 yen per person (if the Shinjuku service center had explained it more clearly, I could have avoided this big pitfall!) to take an express bus to Kawaguchiko. After finding the information center, I learned that there's a free shuttle bus connecting Gotemba Outlets and JR Gotemba Station. From Kawaguchiko Station, I took the red sightseeing bus to the Maple Corridor, taking photos of Mount Fuji, the lake, and the beautiful autumn leaves along the way. On the return journey, I took a bus from Kawaguchiko Platform 6 at 16:20 to Gotemba, then to Gotemba Outlets. The last bus at 19:00 allowed me to take the T Line to Sengoku, then transfer to the M Line to Hakone-Yumoto Station. On the third day, I continued to take the M Line to Sengokuhara, and then took the pirate ship to Hakone Shrine... If you get up early (after 10 AM, many buses run only once an hour), you can go to Lake Yamanaka at Mount Fuji. In the afternoon, I took the Odakyu Line from Odawara to Machida Station and then transferred to Yokohama (instead of returning to Shinjuku). In summary, independent travel is a process of learning, improving, gaining, and storing memories... Early planning and an early start make the 3-day pass very worthwhile.

We highly recommend using the Fuji-Hakone Pass 3 days. It's truly a magic card that allows you to go anywhere with free accommodation and free entry. It greatly helped us with mobility from Shinjuku - Hakone - Yamanaka - Fujikawaguchiko - Yamanaka - back to Shinjuku. Totally worth it!

Absolut das beste Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis! Mit diesem Gutschein kann man so viel unternehmen, die Bootsfahrt und die Seilbahn waren fantastisch. Sogar die Fahrt mit der Seilbahn war unglaublich. Man kann ihn auch für jeden Bus oder Zug nutzen, sehr empfehlenswert.

It's very convenient, allowing you to take many types of transportation. Just show your ticket when boarding and alighting. It's perfect for exploring the Mount Fuji area.

This pass is excellent; it allows us to travel with ease. We only need to show our tickets to the bus captain. However, we first need to exchange for physical tickets at the sightseeing center.

I used the pass to travel to Hakone by train and a discounted ticket to the Open Air Museum, Gotemba Station, and Fuji by bus. I didn't realize the Fuji bus travels in a loop and the travel distance between Hakone and Fuji. If we get the chance to travel to Japan again next time, we will book a hotel in the Fuji area. We only traveled up to Lake Yamanakako and Oshino Hakkai, so there's much more to explore in Fuji. But we had to get back to Hakone by 3 PM to reach Hakone Hotel by 7 PM.

Hakone ve Kawaguchiko'da 3 gün 2 gecelik bir gezi için en iyi geçiş kartı, Hakone bir kaplıca kasabası ve Kawaguchiko, Fuji Dağı'nın altındaki beş gölün en popüleridir. Maalesef Hakone Fuji bölgesinde geçirdiğimiz 3 günün 2'si ya sisli, ya çiseleyen yağmurlu ya da şiddetli yağmurluydu. Ancak 2025'te Fuji Dağı'ndaki ilk karı yakalamayı başardık.

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

This time, I went to Hakone and Fuji in Japan and bought the Fuji Hakone 3-day pass, which was very convenient. I didn't have to buy tickets for buses and trains; I just showed the pass. Local buses often experience delays, so I recommend that those traveling plan to leave early and allow extra time. Don't cut it too close, or you might miss things. We missed the Hippopotamus Bus because of a bus delay, which was a shame. Also, the buses in Fuji stop at many points, and it takes a long time to get to each destination. I sincerely advise all travelers to definitely allow extra time and not plan too tightly.

The Fuji Hakone 3-day pass is very convenient and cost-effective. You can travel directly from Kawaguchiko to Hakone without having to backtrack, saving a lot of time and transportation costs. Highly recommended!