• Take a comfortable bus from Shinjuku to Lake Ashi and take a ride on the Hakone Pirate Ship to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Mount Fuji

  
  

• After taking the boat, we will take you to the Hakone Ropeway to enjoy the magnificent view of Owakudani

  
  
• Finally, experience the magnificence of nature from the fifth station of Mount Fuji with an altitude of 2,305m.

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- Introduction to attractions -

【Hakone Lake Ashi】

The history of the Hakone Lake Ashi sightseeing boat can be traced back to
1920, when Hakone Yusen Co., Ltd. was established. In 1961 (Showa 36), Japan's
first catamaran cruise ship was put into operation on Lake Ashi. Currently,
there are 3 catamarans "Ashiko Maru", "Hakone Maru" and "Tokoku Maru"
(capacity 700 people) and the tour boat "No. There". The catamaran is
supported by two fuselages and is stable Excellent sex, as spacious as two
hulls. In particular, the observation deck has a 360-degree view of Hakone and
Mount Fuji, making it the best place for sightseeing. Lake Ashi is 7
kilometers long from north to south and has a circumference of 20 kilometers.
Near the port of the checkpoint ruins in the south, there are "Hakone
Checkpoint" that recreates the Edo-era checkpoint and "Hakone Checkpoint
Ryokan", where you can eat and shop. In the neighboring town of Motohakone
Port, there are the Hakone Shrine and the Hakone Ashinoko Narikawa Museum of
Art, which showcases masterpieces of Japanese modern painting. Located around
the Hakone-en Port in the middle of Lake Ashi, there is the leisure resort
"Hakone-en", Hakone Prince Ashi-ko, Komagatake Ropeway, Hakone-en Aquarium and
many other attractions. There is Kojiri Port to the north of Lake Ashi, and it
is surrounded by the entrances and exits to Owakudani and Sengokuhara. You can
eat and shop at the "Kojiri Rest Stop".

【Mount Fuji 5th station】

Fuji is an active volcano that straddles Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures.
It is Japan's tallest free-standing mountain (Kenmine), and its graceful
appearance is widely known outside Japan as a symbol of Japan. In addition, it
has been the subject of many works of art and has had a huge impact not only
on art, but also on geological aspects such as climate and stratigraphy. Mount
Fuji is a representative tourist attraction of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park,
and the entire area has been designated a special scenic spot. It was also
registered as a World Cultural Heritage in 2013.

• If you are unable to take the Hakone Ropeway or Lake Ashi Cruise due to strong winds or other reasons, you will go to alternative facilities such as Hakone Checkpoint.

  
  

• In addition, if the Mount Fuji fifth station is inaccessible, you will go to the fourth station or Oshino Hakkai instead.