Mt. Fuji · Hakone · Kamakura 2-Day Private Tour

Includes Hakone Ichinoyu Hot Spring Ryokan

A 2-day private chauffeur journey from Tokyo.

Day 1 explores Mt. Fuji and Hakone lake views with an overnight hot spring stay.

Day 2 visits Kamakura’s historic temples and coastal scenery.

Fully customizable. No fixed group schedule

Private Chauffeur Service

Daily 10-hour private vehicle

Tokyo hotel pickup and drop-off

Toyota Alphard or HiAce

Licensed professional driver

Day 1 – Mt. Fuji & Hakone

Lake Kawaguchi

Oishi Park

Arakurayama Sengen Park

Oshino Hakkai

Hakone Shrine

Lake Ashi cruise

Overnight at Hakone Ichinoyu (1 night, dinner & breakfast)

Evening kaiseki dinner and relaxing hot spring experience.

Day 2 – Hakone & Kamakura

Great Buddha of Kamakura

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

Hasedera Temple

Komachi Street

Optional stop in Yokohama waterfront

Return to Tokyo in the afternoon.

Pricing

From ¥198,000 / 2 guests

Includes 2-day private chauffeur service

1-night stay at Hakone Ichinoyu Onsen Ryokan

(with kaiseki dinner & Japanese breakfast)

For 3+ guests, pricing varies by group size, vehicle type, room category, and travel dates.

Included

Private chauffeur

Fuel and expressway tolls

1-night hot spring ryokan stay

Kaiseki dinner & breakfast

Day 1 lunch

Booking Notes

Route and timing are customizable

Minor adjustments may occur due to weather or traffic

Room type and ryokan branch subject to availability

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is this a private tour or a group tour?

This is a fully private chauffeur-driven tour, not a fixed group tour. Only your party will join, with a flexible pace and itinerary.

Q2. Where does the tour start and end?

The tour starts with hotel or designated pickup within central Tokyo. On Day 2, you will be dropped off at your Tokyo hotel or another agreed location in the city.

Q3. Which places are included in the itinerary?

Typical stops include Lake Kawaguchi, Mt. Fuji area viewpoints, Hakone (Lake Ashi, Owakudani), and Kamakura highlights such as the Great Buddha. The exact route may be adjusted based on weather and traffic conditions.

Q4. Is Mt. Fuji guaranteed to be visible?

Mt. Fuji visibility depends on weather conditions and cannot be guaranteed. If visibility is poor, the itinerary will be adjusted to alternative scenic or cultural spots.

Q5. What vehicle will be used and how many people can join?

Vehicles are arranged based on group size, typically Toyota Alphard or HiAce. The tour is suitable for 1–9 passengers, depending on luggage.

Q6. Does the tour include a ryokan stay and meals?

Yes. The tour includes one night at a Hakone onsen ryokan (such as Ichinoyu or equivalent), with a traditional kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast.

Q7. What is included in the price?

Private vehicle, professional chauffeur, fuel, highway tolls, and one-night ryokan stay with dinner and breakfast are included. Lunch, personal expenses, and unlisted entrance fees are excluded.

Q8. Will the driver act as a tour guide?

The driver provides basic assistance and local support but is not a licensed tour guide. Communication is available in English or Chinese.

Q9. Can the itinerary be customized?

Yes. You may request preferred stops, photo locations, or pacing in advance. Adjustments are subject to feasibility and local conditions.

Q10. Who is this tour suitable for?

Ideal for couples, families, friends, and travelers seeking a relaxed, high-quality private experience combining Mt. Fuji scenery, hot springs, and historic towns.

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