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Rico_O, Nov 2026
Mt Fuji Tour
If it wasn't for Aya, I would not have enjoyed this tour. Initially, it was raining/snowing so we only got to Station 4 and Mt Fuji was covered by clouds. I was disappointed. However, Aya did a really good job keeping us entertained as well as educating us. By lunch time, we got super lucky because it cleared up and we were able to see Mt Fuji. Aya let us stick around a little bit for everyone to get as much photos as they can, and we were still on schedule for our cable cart ride (Hakone) and boat ride (Lake something).
rachael, Nov 2026
Haan was wonderful
our guide Haan was fantastic. He knew all the best places to see Mt Fuji, had a great lunch recommendation and helped up capture some great group memories together. He shared a lot of fun details about Tokyo and the area and was just generally a fantastic guide for our day.
JackiM, Nov 2026
Mt Fuji
Tim was a fantastic guide. I had a hard time finding the meeting point and Tim called and guided me right to the group. The tour was a great overview of the area and later in the afternoon the clouds moved on and we got to see some of Mt Fuji. It was a fun day
Suzanne_Z, Nov 2026
Awesome Tour
This was really fun. We booked it on the recommendation of a friend and he didn’t steer us wrong, pun totally intended! We thought it might be silly, but it really wasn’t. It was a fun way to see the Shibuya area of Tokyo and we saw lots of people taking pics of us, so maybe we’ll go viral 😜
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Equal parts traditional and futuristic, Japan is relatively small in size but big on experiences. Beyond the ever-popular, sprawling cities—like Tokyo, where Mt. Fuji may be seen looming behind the skyscrapers, and Kyoto, a culture-rich city of wooden buildings, geisha, and temples—Japan offers forest-covered mountains, hot springs, world-class art, and more. Guides can lead you through winding urban backstreets to sample local food and drink, shepherd you along ancient pilgrim trails between villages and shrines, or cater to other interests. Japan welcomes all with a peppy irasshaimase and a courteous bow.

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