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Laurie_P, Oct 2026
Leave early because the...
Leave early because the traffic from Tokyo to Mount Fuji gets backed up if you leave later than 600am. Our tour guide called the night before and asked if we could leave at 530am instead of 700am. I'm glad we did because we were able to see a lot of things before the crowds.
Earnest_L, Oct 2026
The Fuji All Day Bus Tour...
The Fuji All Day Bus Tour was a wonderful experience. The itinerary was well planned and organized and captured memorable moments at each stop. Our tour guide, Christie, was excellent, as she was obviously quite knowledgeable and her enthusiasm was inviting. Though Mt Fuji was the star, Christie, helped bring it all to life. Please do go on this tour and you would do well to have her as your guide.
TomLos, Oct 2026
Great family show and worth the price
This is a great family show that’s full of laughs. The food is great and even though my family has plenty of food allergies, there was so many different options that everyone was able to eat until full. My only recommendation is that when they have the audience come to participate at the very end that they let the kids participate. I was surprised by the amount of people that jumped to wrestle the sumos. But mostly the amount of grown men that legitimately are trying to beat them. It would be more enjoyable to watch a variety. They did a random draw with chopsticks which was a fair way to pick, however if you have a few kids, give them an spot and have less men go.
Emily_G, Oct 2026
Wonderful experience! Mio is incredible!!!!
Such a fun tour! Mio was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly and the food was delicious. What a great selection of local spots with fantastic variety! I absolutely recommend booking this tour! Huge shout out to Mio again! She made this tour special!
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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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