Feel Mt.Fuji and Sake tasting 1 Day Private Tour from Shin-Fuji Station
7 hours
Enjoy a private day trip around Mt. Fuji filled with art, history, and delicious sake. Visit beautiful spots, learn about local culture, and taste amazing food.
Private guide with English-speaking skills
All transportation during the tour
Complimentary bottled water
Admission tickets to attractions
Access to Tokaido Hiroshige Museum and printmaking activity
Discover the renowned Ukiyo-e artwork at the Tokaido Hiroshige Museum, dedicated to Edo-period artist Hiroshige Utagawa.
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Explore exhibits that highlight Mt. Fuji's natural beauty, artistic inspiration, and cultural importance. Gain insights into the conservation efforts surrounding this World Heritage Site.
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Lunch
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Visit the main shrine dedicated to Mt. Fuji, revered for its spiritual power. Stroll around the peaceful grounds and admire Wakutama Pond, a natural spring fed by Mt. Fuji.
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Head to the historic Fuji Takasago Sake Brewery, operating since 1830. Learn about sake-making methods and sample sake crafted from the pristine waters of Mt. Fuji.
Kawanarijima, Fuji, Shizuoka
Finish the tour back at Shin-Fuji Station. If Mt. Fuji wasn’t visible during the tour, stop by the Tourist Information Center to receive a special "Charming Visitor Certificate."
Frequently Asked Questions
Meals are not included. However, the tour includes a lunch stop at Omiya Yokocho, where you can choose from a variety of local dishes at your own expense.
Yes, the itinerary can be customized to your preferences. However, if you add new spots, additional fees for transportation or entry may apply on-site.
While Mt. Fuji’s visibility depends on the weather, the tour offers plenty of cultural and historical activities. If you don’t see the mountain, you can receive a special "Charming Visitor Certificate" from the Tourist Information Center as a keepsake.
You can easily reach Shin-Fuji Station by Shinkansen from Tokyo or Nagoya in about 1 to 1.5 hours. JR Pass holders can use the pass for this trip, making it convenient.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a camera, and weather-appropriate clothing. If you plan to purchase souvenirs or extra food items, carrying some cash is recommended, as not all vendors may accept credit cards.
