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Gabriel_C, Jun 2026
Relaxing Hakone Guided trip
Kumi was excellent. She gave us options on what attractions to hit and was insightful and knowledgeable. She also took us to a soba place for lunch. We visited the Temple, Shrine, Lake Ashi, cable car and the checkpoint. Definitely an easy and relaxing way to do a half day tour. She was even kind enough and treated us to her favorite snacks at the end of the trip.
Paul_S, Jun 2026
excellent tour with a wonderful guide
The Hakone area is absolutely beautiful and there is a lot to see so it was great to have an excellent guide (Hiro) who was knowledgeable and had a great sense of humour. Hiro was able to shepherd us around using public transit very effectively. Highlights included black eggs, superb view of Mt. Fuji, a short boat ride on Lake Ashinoko, and an incredible Azalea garden at Hotel de Yama.
Amber_D, May 2026
Great private tour with Tak!
Our tour guide Tak was awesome! We did a private tour with him and he took great care of us! He even made sure Mt. Fuji didn’t have any cloud cover for us! 😉 he was very knowledgeable and showed us around the Hakone area. It was nice to not worry about where to go or how to get there.
Donna_S, May 2026
Hakone Overview
It was a great overview of different sites in Hakone. Our guide Yumiko-san took us to a local restaurant for lunch that had really good authentic feel. The other sites also were not too touristy and was very relaxing. I love that we got to experience a tea ceremony in Gora Park one last time before leaving Japan. It was a long day but really maximized the sightseeing.
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The scenic mountain town of Hakone is known for its hot springs resorts and excellent views of Mt. Fuji’s snow-capped peak, and some Hakone tours include a traditional onsen experience. You can also take guided forest bathing walks, visit the town’s open-air art museum, attend a tea ceremony to learn more about the culture of tea, explore Hakone’s botanical garden, or go on a boat ride on Lake Ashi to see the bright red torii gate that marks the entrance to a Shinto shrine.