Mount Fuji & Fruit Picking Day Trip

Spend a full day enjoying Mount Fuji, one of the most beautiful sights in Japanese nature. Admire spectacular landscapes and even go fruit picking - an unmissable opportunity!

Day Trip Details

We’ll begin our adventure at the LOVE sculpture, located next to Shinjuku Station. From this meeting point in Tokyo, we’ll travel to the Kawaguchiko Lake Cable Car station, which will take us up Mount Fuji for breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views.

The cable car will bring us to the fifth station of Mount Fuji, where you’ll experience stunning scenery. After taking in the views, we’ll return to the base of the mountain by cable car.

Next, we’ll head to a nearby restaurant by Lake Kawaguchi, where you’ll enjoy a Japanese lunch featuring a traditional udon noodle dish. After lunch, we’ll continue by bus to Yamanashi Fuji Fruit Park.

At the park, you’ll have the chance to pick and taste seasonal fruits. From mid-July to mid-August, it’s peach season. Between mid-August and early October, you’ll pick grapes. From mid-October through November, berries are available.

After the fruit-picking experience, we’ll continue touring the Mount Fuji area along the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, stopping at the popular Oishi Park. If you’re visiting on or after October 29, we’ll visit the Maple Corridor instead to admire the autumn foliage.

Finally, we’ll return by bus to the original meeting point in Tokyo, wrapping up this full-day tour after approximately 10 and a half hours.

Itinerary Changes

Due to the number of visitors in the area of Mount Fuji, the fifth station can only be visited from late July to mid-September or the end of September. During this time, we'll first climb to the top on a cable car and then take a bus directly to the fifth station.

If your trip is outside of these dates, you will visit a seasonal site where you can also enjoy the views of Mount Fuji.

Other Mount Fuji Day Trips

If the date you want for this activity isn’t available, we recommend checking out this day trip to Hakone and the Mount Fuji viewpoint as an alternative.