Hakone Private Car Sightseeing Tour

The water flows gently over a wide cliff, creating thin, silky streams that resemble white threads — which is why it’s called ‘Shiraito’ (white threads). Surrounded by lush green forest, it’s a peaceful and scenic spot perfect for nature lovers and photographers.

Kitaguchi Shrine, located at the base of Mount Fuji, is an important Shinto shrine that holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Known as the ‘Gateway to Mount Fuji,’ this shrine is a place of worship for those who begin their pilgrimage to the summit. The serene atmosphere, lush forest surroundings, and the stunning view of Mount Fuji make it a peaceful spot for visitors to explore Japanese spiritual heritage and connect with nature.

Mount Fuji 5th Station is a popular stop located halfway up Japan’s iconic mountain. It offers breathtaking panoramic views, fresh mountain air, and a closer look at Fuji’s majestic peak. Visitors can enjoy souvenir shops, local snacks, and even short walks on nearby trails. It’s the perfect place to experience Mount Fuji without climbing all the way to the top.

Oshino Hakkai Village is a picturesque rural village located near Mount Fuji, known for its eight crystal-clear spring-fed ponds, which are sourced from the mountain’s meltwater. The village offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese rural life, with thatched-roof houses, tranquil walking paths, and stunning views of Mount Fuji. It’s a peaceful spot where visitors can enjoy local culture, taste fresh spring water, and explore the scenic beauty that surrounds them.

Chureito Pagoda is one of the most iconic photo spots in Japan. Located on a hillside in Arakurayama Sengen Park, this five-story pagoda stands beautifully with Mount Fuji in the background — a breathtaking view especially during cherry blossom and autumn seasons. To reach the pagoda, visitors climb about 400 steps, but the panoramic scenery from the top is truly unforgettable.

Lake Kawaguchiko is one of the Fuji Five Lakes, offering stunning views of Mount Fuji. This scenic spot is perfect for peaceful walks, seasonal beauty, and photo opportunities. For adventure lovers, we also include an exciting speed boat ride on the lake — a thrilling way to enjoy the water and the iconic mountain views.

Hakone is a scenic mountain town famous for its hot springs, traditional inns, and stunning views of Mount Fuji. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful cruise on Lake Ashi, ride the Hakone Ropeway over active volcanic valleys, and explore historic shrines and art museums. Just a short trip from Tokyo, Hakone is the perfect mix of nature, culture, and relaxation.

Oishi Park, located on the northern shore of Lake Kawaguchi, offers stunning views of Mount Fuji, especially during spring and autumn. This beautifully landscaped park is famous for its vibrant fields of seasonal flowers, including lavender, and provides a peaceful setting for walks, picnics, and photography. The park’s serene atmosphere makes it a perfect spot to relax and take in the breathtaking scenery of both the lake and the iconic mountain.

Hakone Shrine is a historic and spiritual site nestled in the forest at the edge of Lake Ashi. Famous for its iconic red torii gate that stands in the lake’s waters, the shrine offers a peaceful and mystical atmosphere surrounded by tall cedar trees. Visitors come here to pray for good fortune, explore the beautiful grounds, and capture scenic photos with Mount Fuji and the lake in the background. It’s a perfect blend of nature, culture, and history.

Owakudani Valley, located in Hakone, is an active volcanic area known for its bubbling hot springs and sulfurous fumes. Visitors can take the Hakone Ropeway to reach the valley, where they can explore the unique landscape filled with steam vents and volcanic activity. One of the most famous attractions is the ‘black eggs’ boiled in the hot spring waters, said to add seven years to your life. The stunning views of Mount Fuji from the valley, especially on clear days, make it a must-see stop for nature and adventure lovers.