From Tokyo Enjoy Japanese whisky tasting at the Hakushu Museum and beautiful Mt Fuji at Lake Kawaguchi. You can drink Hakushu 12-year and Yamazaki whisky in the tasting lounge.
・You can choose three tastings from about 25 different types of Suntory whisky, including the Hakushu brand and other limited editions.(Payment on site.) ・Reaching the highest point of Mt. Fuji accessible by road (about 2300 m above sea level)!
6-5-1, Nishishinjuku, Japan
Shinjuku Love is our meeting point. Our staff will be waiting for your with a blue flag.
Narusawa-mura, Japan
It is located at 2300 m above sea level and reached after a drive on the winding Subaru Line Panoramic Road. Weather permitting, you will be able to view the surrounding countryside and even see the summit of this sacred mountain!
Oishi, , Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Japan
Oishi Park is a famous scenic spot on Mt. Fuji, a beautiful mountain rising from Lake Kawaguchi. A spot where you can take beautiful photos with Mt Fuji in the background. *Between April 13 and May 25, 2026, the tour will visit the Fuji Shibazakura Festival instead of Oishi Park.
2913-1 Torihara Hakushucho, Hokuto, Japan
The highlight of the tour is the visit to Suntory Hakushu Distillery Whisky Museum, where you can ・ Whisky Museum ・ Distillery Gift Shop ・Tasting Lounge,Charges apply and last order 16:30 ・Hakushu Terrace restaurant ・Enrich your knowledge of the deep history of Whisky through numerous exhibits. ・The tasting lounge offers the opportunity to taste whiskies that can be tasted nowhere else, such as limited and constituent whiskies, Charges apply. ・Please visit the gift shop for a wide range of carefully selected products.
Shinjuku, Japan
The bus will stop near Shinjuku Station, depending on traffic conditions.
In front of the LOVE object, the guide is holding a board with the name of the tour on it.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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