Top Yamanashi Prefecture Hiking Tours

[Private Guided Hiking Experience at Lake Kawaguchiko] Looking for the perfect way to start your day at Lake Kawaguchiko? Join us for a private guided hike and experience the best views of Mt. Fuji. [Why Choose This Activity?] -Private Activity: Only you and your guide -English-Speaking Local Guide: Learn about the history, culture, and ecology of the region. -Fully Customizable: From easy nature walks to more active treks, we tailor the route to your fitness level and interests. - You can start either morning or afternoon - Stress-Free Logistics: Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off are included. - Memory Keeping: Your guide will take professional-quality photos and share them with you after the tour. - All-Inclusive: All necessary hiking equipment is provided at no extra cost. Depending on your preferences, we can visit ancient shrines, hidden waterfalls, or the mystical caves of the Aokigahara Forest. We love curious guests and are happy to answer all your questions!

Forget the rush of standard sightseeing tours and explore the Mt. Fuji area at your own pace. Led by a guide with deep local knowledge, this private tour takes you kayaking on the crystal-clear waters of Lake Kawaguchiko; to the thatched-roof artisan village of Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba, and into the magical Aokigahara Forest.

【The pickup service is available only for guests who are already staying in Kawaguchiko or Fujiyoshida area, or for those who can come to the areas on their own.】 Escape the crowds and experience the peaceful side of Mt. Fuji! At 2,305m (7,500ft), the 5th Station offers stunning views and clean mountain air—perfect for a relaxing walk. On this tour, we’ll hike a 2.5 km (1.6 mile) section of the historic Ochudo Trail, once used by pilgrims on spiritual journeys. The path is mostly flat with gentle slopes, making it suitable for all ages and fitness levels. A certified local English mountain guide will share stories about Mt.Fuji’s unique nature and culture. After the hike, enjoy an authentic local specialty at a local restaurant! This tour is available from May to December, and we provide free rental gear so even outdoor beginners or travelers without hiking equipment can join! Take your time, walk slowly and let Mt.Fuji’s quiet beauty leave a lasting impression.

【The pickup service is available only for guests who are already staying in Kawaguchiko or Fujiyoshida area, or for those who can come to the areas on their own.】 Join us on a special nature and culture tour at the foot of Mt. Fuji—far from the busy tourist spots. Led by Yuki, a certified mountain guide who has climbed Mt.Fuji over 40 times and is also a licensed local hunter, this tour offers deep insights into the natural and spiritual heart of the region. We’ll explore a historical shrine,peaceful Fuji five lakes, a mysterious lava cave, and a vast forest formed by past eruptions. This is more than just a hike—it’s a journey through the history and untouched beauty of Mt.Fuji. After the hike, we’ll enjoy a delicious local meal, featuring the area’s famous “Yoshida Udon.” The trail is moderate(about 1 hour up and 30 minutes down)making it suitable for all ages. Free rental hiking gear is available!

*This tour is only available from May to September. Experience the magic of Fuji Five Lakes area. This is not just a tour; it’s a fully customizable private journey designed to match your pace and passions. [Day 1]: Tailored Exploration & Camping Your adventure begins with a personalized sightseeing tour. Whether you’re seeking iconic photo spots or hidden gems, your expert guide will curate the perfect itinerary based on your interests. As the sun sets, retreat to a campsite. We handle all the camping gear is fully provided, so you can simply relax with nice view. [Day 2]: Choose Your Adventure Wake up to the fresh mountain air and decide how you want to spend your day. - For the Active: Dive into nature with hiking, fishing, biking, or Stand-Up Paddleboarding. - For the Explorer: Continue discovering the cultural and history of Mt. Fuji. *Note: Meals are not included, but cooking gear is provided for a fun outdoor culinary experience. *Please contact us for more details

A once in a lifetime opportunity to walk on Mt. Fuji and see the biggest crater of the mountain. With an expert local nature guide, you will be able to learn about the eruption and the forest growing on Mt. Fuji. There are lots of unique wildlife and plants to discover - not only lava rocks. The view on a sunny day will be spectacular. This will be perfect for those seeking a unique outdoor adventure on the most famous mountain in the world.

See fuji and it's lake's in a different light. Escape the crowds, climb a local mountain for a chance to see Mt. Fuji and have a go at Japan's latest craze Forest Bathing. This activity helps you get in touch with the forest and your surroundings including of course grand Mt. Fuji! The Japanese activity can seem complex but is actually fun and immersive. The trip includes lunch and transport to and from Kawaguchiko station.

An English-speaking guide will lead you along the Yoshida Trail, a popular and beginner-friendly route to Mt. Fuji’s summit. Your guide ensures a safe and memorable experience with a hiking plan tailored to your pace. This tour includes transportation between Kawaguchiko Station and the 5th Station (trail entrance), overnight stay in a mountain hut with dinner and breakfast, and full support during the climb. Estimated descent: around 11:00 AM Notes: - Specific huts cannot be chosen - No special meals or rentals available - Bring snacks, water, 100 yen coins for toilets - Weather may cause cancellation or changes; summit not guaranteed; no refunds

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.