Top Fujikawaguchiko-machi Extreme Sports

✔ To drive in Japan, a valid 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit (IDP) and your original driver’s license are REQUIRED. Guests without these documents cannot drive and refunds will not be provided. Each booking includes one trike (max 2 people). For groups of more than 2 people, please make multiple bookings. We can arrange up to 3 trikes per tour depending on availability. Experience Mt. Fuji like never before on our custom-painted Can-Am trike tour. Ride along scenic roads around Lake Kawaguchiko and beyond, including hidden local spots that most travelers never see. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji from multiple angles while stopping at the best photo locations along the way. Our small-group tours ensure a safe and relaxed atmosphere, with a friendly guide leading you at a comfortable pace. No prior experience is needed — full instructions and a safety briefing are provided before the ride, making it perfect for beginners as well as experienced riders.

Experience the Mt. Fuji & Lake Kawaguchiko region on a high-quality, fully customizable 8-to-9 hour private tour. Your entire day is built around your interests and pace. Your dedicated, English-speaking local guide is an expert in culture, history, and outdoor activities, offering insights that only insiders know. [Personalized Day] -Total Customization: You choose where to visit! Your guide offers expert recommendations to design your perfect itinerary for your special day. - Your guide would take photos for you - Flexible start time available -Door-to-Door Service: Free pick-up/drop-off across the wider area (Lake Kawaguchi, other Fuji Five lakes, Fujiyoshida city). -Amenities: Includes water & a hand-made tourism booklet. [Optional Adventures] Hiking: Choose from several options tailored to your ability and time. Nature walk: walk in the unique lava forest and see some local lava caves.

See the natural beauty of Mt. Fuji and the surrounding area with a full-day private tour. Admire views of lakes, forests, waterfalls, and shrines during this guided tour. Learn about local landmarks including Kawaguchi Asama Shrine and Lake Kawaguchiko. Go off the beaten path to see hidden spots with a peaceful atmosphere and panoramic Mt. Fuji views.

1. Ecotour in Aokigahara Jukai, home to the world's largest lava cave. Once known as a popular suicide spot, Aokigahara Jukai is actually a beautiful, mystical forest brimming with vitality. Trees, moss, mushrooms, deer, squirrels, rabbits... a wide variety of plants, animals, and insects abound. The Fuji Jukai's lava caves are unparalleled in number, many of them large. Here, you'll experience things you rarely see or experience in the city. 2. Suitable for everyone, from elementary school students to seniors. The Jukai's hiking trails are wide and well-maintained. 3. Learn a lot as you walk! Your guide is a knowledgeable, long-time local resident who will explain what you see as you explore the Jukai. It covers a wide range of topics, from plants and animals to environmental conservation, survival rules in the forest, evacuation methods, and how to walk on rocky terrain. You can learn a variety of practical knowledge.