Top Hakone Cable Car Tours

Experience the highlights of Hakone by foot in a private walking tour. Skip the crowded group tours and tailor the experience to your preferences. You’ll only see the local attractions that you’re interested in, whether you want to try the area’s famous black boiled eggs, ride the Hakone Ropeway, visit an art museum, or hike across Hakone’s volcanic landscapes.

This is the ideal tour for travelers wanting to discover Hakone's highlights efficiently in a private vehicle accompanied by a government-licensed and experienced English-speaking guide! Join us to visit the beautiful mountain resort town of Hakone. Nestled in the mountains, Hakone is a place of natural and artistic wonders. Visit Owakudani to see the ever-rising sulfurous gasses from the active volcano that provides heat to the many hot springs nearby. Try the area’s famous black-boiled eggs; turned black and infused with the minerals from the spring. Ride the ropeway down the mountain to Lake Ashinoko for a beautiful view of Mount Fuji. Sail across the lake to visit the Torii gate by the Kuzuryu shrine to the area’s 9-headed dragon deity. If you are an art fan, try visiting one of the many art museums in Hakone.

Hakone is surrounded by deep mountains, you can enjoy natural forest-bathing from escaping hustle and bustle city, Tokyo. *You are recommended to stay near Hakone-Yumoto station one day before our tour date. *Standard seven hours private tour (one group-max five persons): We meet at Hakone Yumoto station at 8:00am, go around by riding five kinds of public transportation (mountain train, cable car, ropeway, cruise ship, mountain bus). *Visit Owakudani Valley with trying famous sulfur-boiled black egg, which is said to be able to extend seven years longevity per one egg *Ride sightseeing boat on Lake Ashi 40 min *Walk to Hakone Shrine surrounded by 100-year-cedar-trees taking photos under red torii gate *Visit 200year marquetry craft house with listening to 7th generation artisan's production explanation (reservation done by Munetaka) PS; if you want to visit "400-year-thatchedroof-teahouse" instead of the above craft house, let me know it at your booking timing without failure.