Top Tokyo Prefecture Climbing Tours

1. Truly "Hands-Free" Hiking Don’t worry about gear or luggage! We provide professional hiking boots, backpacks, and secure lockers. Perfect for travelers who want a mountain adventure without the heavy packing. 2. Authentic "Yama-Meshi" Culture Experience a beloved Japanese tradition: cooking your own hot Ramen at the summit using a trekking burner. It’s more than a meal; it’s an interactive outdoor cultural experience! 3. Beyond the Crowds We take you past the busy Mt. Takao peak to the "hidden" Mt. Kobotoke-Shiroyama. Enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and superior panoramic views known mostly to local hikers. 4. 1,200 Years of Spirituality Walk through the sacred Yakuo-in Temple. Discover the ancient history of mountain worship and the legendary Tengu (goblins) that guard these peaks. 5. Accessible Adventure By using Japan’s steepest cable car to skip the toughest climb, this tour is designed for all fitness levels. We hike at a relaxed, "slow-travel" pace.

Unlike crowded tourist attractions, this is a genuine Japanese trout fishing experience in a clear mountain stream environment just outside Tokyo. The exceptionally clear water allows you to actually see trout chase and strike your lure — a rare and exciting moment for visiting anglers. With dedicated English guidance, quality tackle prepared for you, and convenient hotel pickup included, this tour offers a smooth, stress-free way to experience authentic fishing in Japan. It is the perfect balance of accessibility from Tokyo and true outdoor immersion.

There are some islands in Tokyo. Izu-Oshima is one of the islands of Tokyo, also famous for the volcanic island and 120km from the city of Tokyo. You can enjoy trekking to Mt. Mihara which stands in Izu-Oshima We meet up at the parking lot of Mt. Mihara. Then starting from the view point of Mt Mihara. We start walking from the lookout to the summit. You can see and enjoy the lavas on the way to the summit. After arriving at the summit we go trekking around the crater. You can see a central of the crater.

Explore Mount Takao—an hour from Tokyo by train—where nature and culture meet. Trails suit all levels and include cultural spots like Yakuo-in Temple. From the summit you may see Mount Fuji. After the hike, savor Takao’s famous soba. As a nature lover who hikes and trail-runs, I’ll share unique ways to enjoy Takao and insider tips beyond guidebooks. This tour is more than sightseeing—a relaxed day of easy conversation in a friendly atmosphere. Mainly on foot; a cable car or lift can also be used to reach mid-mountain, depending on your stamina and schedule. The tour can start from Takao-san-guchi or Shinjuku Station, according to your preference. Families with young children are welcome, and routes can be adjusted upon request. Let’s spend a special day exploring accessible nature and culture—close to Tokyo! We cannot be held responsible for accidents or illness during the tour. Families with young children are welcome. Walking routes can be adjusted upon request.

See a different side of Tokyo as you leave behind the concrete jungle for a day of canyoneering amidst the lush landscape of the nearby Okutama area on this 4-hour excursion. Spend your trip repelling down into mossy-green canyons (some as high as 80 feet (25 meters)), cliff jumping and zooming down naturally-formed waterslides into crystal-clear pools. You’ll spend more than 80% of your day in the water and get to choose between two different courses, perfect for beginners and experienced canyoneering-lovers alike. This canyoneering half-day trip also includes a professional guide, round-trip transport from the train station, all equipment and tour videos and photos.