Top Tokyo Prefecture Full-day Tours

Embark on an unforgettable journey from the vibrant city of Tokyo to the serene mountain resort town of Hakone. This tour offers a seamless transition from urban excitement to natural beauty. Begin your day in Tokyo, then head to Hakone, a region renowned for its stunning landscapes and cultural treasures. Cruise across the picturesque Lake Ashi, where you'll be captivated by the breathtaking views of Mount Fuji. Explore the iconic Hakone Shrine, a symbol of tranquility and natural harmony. Visit the volcanic Owakudani valley, where you can witness the unique landscape and indulge in the local delicacy, black eggs. This tour is a perfect escape from the city's hustle, offering a chance to relax, rejuvenate, and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. With opportunities for scenic views, cultural exploration, and memorable experiences, the Tokyo to Hakone tour promises a day of diverse adventures and unforgettable sights.

Visit Mt. Takao on a full-day hiking tour from Takaosanguchi Station in Hachiōji, western Tokyo. With a private guide just for your group, you’ll first visit a temple where people pray for good fortune. Hike along the trails to the summit, where Mt. Fuji can be seen on a clear day. The route back down includes a stop at an onsen for a relaxing soak in these Japanese hot springs.

Spend a full day exploring Kamakura’s cherry blossom spots with a private local guide who knows where the blooms look their best throughout the season. This relaxed route links temples, riversides, and quiet paths so you can enjoy sakura without navigating crowds or timetables on your own. A traditional bento lunch with drinks provides an unhurried break under the trees, and ongoing local support helps travelers handle plans beyond the tour itself. Hotel pickup included.

Our Mount Fuji tour offers a truly immersive experience, combining breathtaking natural wonders with cultural highlights and unforgettable adventures. Unlike standard tours, we take you to hidden gems like Arakurayama Sengen Park for iconic views, and Shiraito Falls, a World Heritage site, all while ensuring a seamless, comfortable journey. With personalized attention, local guides, and an itinerary designed for maximum enjoyment, this tour goes beyond sightseeing—it’s a deep dive into Japan’s stunning landscapes and rich heritage. Join us for an unforgettable journey that captures the essence of Mount Fuji like never before!

Experience Japan’s Traditional Mikoshi Parade in Kichijoji. On September 12 and 13, the streets come alive with the Kichijoji Autumn Festival, a perfect chance to witness a traditional Japanese celebration featuring a parade of Mikoshi portable shrines. See up to 11 Mikoshi, one from Musashino Hachimangu Shrine and ten from each district of the town. Each group has its own distinct style of carrying, chanting, and celebrating, making for a truly unique and exciting experience. At the festival’s highlight, all the Mikoshi gather for an impressive performance full of energy and excitement. Join this tour and let your guide share the stories and traditions behind this vibrant festival while exploring Kichijoji’s lively streets. On September 12, you can even carry a Mikoshi alongside the locals and parade it through the town, a chance you don't want to miss! Kichijoji is just 15 minutes by train from Shibuya or Shinjuku, making it a perfect stop after visiting Inokashira Park.

Experience the tranquil charm and rich heritage of Hinohara Village, Tokyo’s last remaining mountain village, on this immersive 7-hour tour. Journey through scenic nature, historic architecture, and local traditions far from the city’s hustle, all accessible by public transit and a thrilling monorail ride. Perfect for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts seeking a peaceful escape near Tokyo. ・Ride the steep, forestry-used monorail to Kobayashi Residence, Tokyo’s oldest folk house and a nationally designated cultural property ・Visit Hossawa Waterfall, one of Japan’s top 100 waterfalls, renowned for its beauty and mysterious serpent legend ・Relax with a traditional lunch overlooking Akigawa Valley and soak your feet in the soothing waters of Senon-no-Yu hot spring foot bath

Get ready to dive into a moment when Kichijoji will be overflowing with color, creativity, and celebration from February 19 to 21, 2027! During this period, Kichijoji, home to more than 18 animation studios, transforms into a dream destination for anime enthusiasts. The city will buzz with fans, artists, and creators enjoying anime at the 22nd Kichijoji International Animation Festival, sharing a passion for one of Japan's most iconic art forms. On this special tour, you can experience the world of anime up close by visiting manga and anime exhibitions at Gallery ZENON, the flagship gallery of Coamix Inc. Depending on your interests, you can also explore hidden anime photo spots, discover unique manhole covers featuring popular characters, browse anime-related shops, and take a stroll through nostalgic shopping streets that have inspired countless stories. (The following information is based on the 2026 event. Details for 2027 will be announced once confirmed.)

Leave the crowds of Tokyo behind and step into the mystical world of Mount Takao, a sacred mountain awarded three stars in the Michelin Green Guide. Walk through peaceful forest trails alongside a real Buddhist monk from Yakuoin Temple, hearing fascinating stories of ancient mountain worship and hidden spiritual traditions. Feel the energy of an authentic Goma fire ritual as flames rise, monks chant powerful prayers, and incense fills the temple. Make your own wish and receive a blessed talisman to take home. After your mountain journey, relax at the famous Ukai Toriyama, surrounded by a beautiful traditional garden. Enjoy a premium irori-style kaiseki meal in a private room while gazing out over the tranquil scenery. Created with the temple and restaurant, this small-group experience offers a rare chance to discover Japan’s spiritual culture, nature, and cuisine in one unforgettable day.

Join a popular YouTuber guide with over 20,000 subscribers for a lively and interactive Japanese dining experience in Kichijoji! Visit a delicious local restaurant while your guide entertains you in English with fun stories, games, and insights about Japanese food culture. The YouTube channel is `Hanabimaru Amazing Japanese food` . Over 100 groups of international visitors have already enjoyed this unique experience, leaving them entertained and stomachs satisfied. Our guides are full of hospitable energy and do their best to ensure a memorable time for everyone. Kichijoji is just 15 minutes by train from Shinjuku and Shibuya, making it the perfect stop after visiting the Ghibli Museum or exploring Inokashira Park.

This day-trip to Hinohara village will let you experience the oneness with Nature! Waterfall meditation is commonly practiced in natural settings, allowing individuals to connect with the powerful energy of waterfalls and the beauty of nature. In addition, being bathed in the waterfall’s water is believed to cleanse the mind and body. It is thought that the energy of the waterfall provides a mental refreshment for those seeking it. We will get soaked in the local onsen hot spring after the waterfall meditation. Once you get warmed up, you will have a flavors of the season at the old house cafe. Japanese sweets with mocha at a temple cafe afterwards are also going to be your favorite! Hi, I’m a certified Level 1 LNT instructor (Leave No Trace) and have the Willderness First Aid certified by WFTA. I lived in the U.S. for 10 years and am always excited about hanging out with those from different backgrounds! Give it a shot! And have a blast on the west edge of Tokyo!

In the upstream area of the Akigawa, lies Hinohara Village (Hinohara-mura), the only village in Tokyo's terrestrial area. Deep within, atop a ridge that surpasses an elevation of 700 meters, stands the ancient farmhouse known as the "Former Kobayashi House". The untouched landscapes of the mountainous settlements in Hinohara Village. This is a place that can be said to embody the essence of Hinohara Village's mountain communities, where people have relied on the rich bounty of the mountains since ancient times. The carefully restored ancient house we will visit, from the mid-Edo period, showcases the lifestyle of charcoal-making villagers. This house is accessible via a special mountain monorail. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the hidden lives and history of the Akigawa Valley and Hinohara Village.