Ryokan dinners and breakfasts are included in Kawaguchiko. Other meals are flexible and chosen by the guests. Golf course lunches are paid directly at the clubhouse.

MT Fuji Golf Five Day | 3-Round Mt. Fuji Premium Golf Tour from Tokyo

Mt. Fuji Grand Tour × Prestigious Members-Only Golf Courses ｜ 5-Day Private Journey

Play three prestigious courses and explore Mt. Fuji’s iconic landscapes.
Private car, bilingual driver, and seamless luxury from tee to travel.

Highlights

Private Group Tour: Tailor-made for 2–4 guests, ideal for friends or family
Exclusive Transport: Private Toyota Alphard or HiAce with bilingual driver (10 hours/day)
Top Golf Courses: Play at the foot of Mt. Fuji with GPS carts and optional caddies
Scenic Excursions: Gourmet dinners, hot spring ryokan stays, World Heritage sights, Oshino Hakkai, Kawaguchiko Flower Park
Flexible Shopping Time: Gotemba Premium Outlets, AEON Mall, Tokyo city shopping

Selected Golf Courses

Fuji River Golf Club

A spacious 27-hole course by the Fuji River—perfect for warming up on Day 1 (includes GPS cart)
Course Character: Open fairways with Mt. Fuji backdrop, suitable for beginners and group fun.

Fujizakura

A top-ranked member-only course set in forested terrain, famous for cherry blossoms and fall colors (reservation required, cart + caddy included)
Designer: Shunsuke Katō – known for his classic Japanese-style layouts.

Sanko Fuji CC

A hillside highland course with full Fuji views and GPS carts—ideal for the final round before returning to Tokyo
Play surrounded by panoramic Fuji landscapes—perfect transition to the city.

Japanese club-based court dress code: Suit/hunting jacket required, no shorts or jeans allowed

Itinerary Overview

Day 1｜Arrival in Tokyo – Gotemba Outlet – Check-in at Fujinomiya Hotel

Pick-up from Haneda or Narita Airport → Free time at Gotemba Premium Outlets → Check-in at hotel in Fujinomiya
Dinner: Izakaya (local Japanese tavern, at guest’s own expense)
Highlight: Shop premium brands while enjoying spectacular Mt. Fuji views.

Day 2｜Fuji River Golf Round × Kawaguchiko Lakeside Exploration

Breakfast → Tee off at Fuji River Golf Club → Afternoon stroll through Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center & Oishi Park Flower Trail → Shopping at AEON Mall Fujiyoshida
Oishi Park offers vibrant seasonal flower gardens and iconic Fuji reflections.

Day 3｜Fujizakura Golf Round × Oshino Hakkai × Kaiseki Dinner

Breakfast → Golf at Fujizakura Country Club (includes cart and caddy) → Visit Oshino Hakkai Spring Village → Tour the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center → Dinner: Creative kaiseki cuisine at hot spring ryokan
Crystal-clear springs and historic shrines bring deep serenity and cultural beauty.

Day 4｜Sankyo Fuji Golf Round × Free Time in Tokyo

Breakfast → Golf at Sankyo Fuji Country Club → Transfer to central Tokyo → Free afternoon (Asakusa Temple, Tokyo Skytree, Ginza shopping, etc.)
A perfect blend of nature and city life with a smooth and comfortable transfer.

Day 5｜Tokyo Leisure or Naritasan Cultural Walk × AEON Shopping × Airport Drop-Off

Breakfast → Free time (Suggested: Asakusa, Tsukiji Fish Market, Ueno Park)
or visit Naritasan Shinshoji Temple → Lunch on Narita Omotesando Street (Suggested: grilled eel) → Shopping at Aeon Mall Narita → Transfer to Narita or Haneda Airport and depart

Fee Description (excluding air tickets)

Pricing

4 people ¥268,000

3 people ¥298,000

2 people ¥338,000

Price includes

4 nights twin-room accommodation with breakfast, 3 golf lunches, 2 gourmet dinners, private vehicle + driver, tee time reservations (with cart and caddy where applicable)

Thoughtful Services

English speaking drivers assist with stadium check-in, translation, and flexible itinerary adjustments

High-quality accommodation throughout the trip: Hot spring hotel with dinner,

Tokyo City Center Hotel

Recommended free time: Shopping at Gotemba Outlets with a view of Mount Fuji, and exploring the Oshino Hakkai Blue Lakes

One golf bag per guest allowed · Fully customizable · Group charter available!

Professional customization | Travel with peace of mind | Limited availability by appointment → The more people you travel, the better the price. Inquire for a customized plan!

FAQ
1. How many golfers can join this tour?
This tour is ideal for 2–6 golfers. Larger groups can be arranged with advance notice.

2. Which courses are included in the package?
This itinerary includes three courses: Taiheiyo Club Gotemba WEST, Fujizakura Country Club, and Sankyo (Sanko) Fuji International Country Club.

3. Are caddies included?
The courses include a golf cart; caddie requests can be made in advance.

4. Is private transportation included throughout the tour?
Yes. A dedicated chauffeur-driven Alphard or HiAce is included for transfers, golf days, sightseeing, and airport pickup/drop-off.

5. What type of hotels are included?
You will stay in a business hotel in Gotemba, a traditional hot-spring ryokan in Lake Kawaguchiko (two nights, dinner included), and a city hotel in Tokyo for the final night.

6. Can non-golfers join the trip?
Yes. We can arrange sightseeing programs for family members or friends who are not golfing.

7. Are meals included?
Ryokan dinners and breakfasts are included at the Lake Kawaguchiko stay. Other meals are flexible and at guests’ choice. Golf course lunches are included as well.

8. What is the best season for this tour?
The recommended months are April to November, with peak conditions in May, October, and early November.

9. How do we confirm the booking?
A 25% deposit is required to secure the tour. The remaining balance can be paid in Japan on Day 1 or via domestic bank transfer/Stripe before arrival.

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