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Hiking in Fuji Hakone Izu National Park

Hiking in Fuji Hakone Izu National Park
View of Mt Fuji from Kintoki Fuji Hakone Izu National Park
Mt Kintoki Fuji Hakone Izu National Park

Discover stunning views of the iconic Mount Fuji and Lake-Ashi on this hiking trip to the Fuji Hakone Izu National Park, together with Shin, a local JMGA mountain guide.

Private

1 Day

All year


Description

Join me for a beautiful hiking trip in the Fuji Hakone Izu National Park and enjoy stunning views of the most iconic mountain in Japan: Mount Fuji.

Hakone is an area inside the Fuji Hakone Izu National Park. Only 100 kilometers away from Tokyo, it’s a very popular destination that offers several hiking trails and famous hot springs.

During this trip, we’ll follow a mountain trail through a forest that will lead us to Mount Kintoki. This place is considered one of the best panoramic view points of Mount Fuji and lake Ashi. However, seeing Mt Fuji depends on weather conditions and requires a clear day.

In the afternoon, the tour will continue with the visit of some sightseeing places. I was born and raised in Hakone and an experienced nationally Licensed English Tour Guide, so I can share with you the history, culture and stories of the area through my special sightseeing trip! Finally, we’ll relax at one of the best open air hot springs in the area.

Are you organizing a trip to Japan? Please contact me if you want to enjoy an incredible journey in the Fuji Hakone Izu National Park! I will be happy to share with you my favorite spots in this area I know so well.

Price includes

  • Guiding fee
  • Transport during the trip

Details

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The following items are not included in the price:

  • Lunch for your group and guide at a hut (around 1,000/each).
  • Photo album: I can take pictures of you during the tour with my DSLR camera and give them to you as an online album. This costs 5400 JPY.

Optional items (the following costs are required if you'd like visit these places):

  • Tickets for the cable car (1,080/adult, 540/child)
  • Tickets for the lake Ashi boat (1,000/adult, 500/child)
  • Admission fee for the Hakone checkpoint (500/adult, 250/child)
  • Admission fee for open air hot-spring (1,670/adult, 810/child)

Children under 13 years old travel for free. Please contact me for pricing if you are a group of more than 6 people including both adults and children.

Things you should bring / wear:

  • Comfortable shoes (trekking boots are preferred. Sneakers OK, NO sandals or high heal boots)
  • Change of clothes and a towel
  • Sunglasses/hat in summer, gloves/wind-jacket/layered clothing in autumn and winter
  • Rain jacket/pant in case of sudden rain
  • You can rent a bath towel at the hot-spring

Meeting point


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About the guide

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Shin

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Mountain Guide

I was born and raised in Hakone, one of the most popular destinations in Japan, less than 100 kilometers away from Tokyo. My hometown is well known for its spectacular views of Mt. Fuji, great hot-spring resorts and beautiful trekking routes, among other things.

I’m currently living here, so I can show you many good sightseeing spots upon your requests. Trekking and experiencing the beautiful nature of the national park, visiting special spots for sunrise/sunset of Mt.Fuji, and exploring secret hot-springs are some of the activities I offer.

I'm a licensed Tourist Guide that speaks English and a Mountain Guide Stage II by Japan Mountain Guides Association (JMGA). Besides, I have a license in Wilderness First Aid by the Wilderness Medical Associates Japan.

I spent 6 years in France and 5 years in U.S.A when I was a student so I know both Japanese and Western cultures well.

I’m looking forward to seeing you in Hakone!

Languages

Japanese | English

Certificates

JMGA

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What people are saying about this trip

Daisy

We had a very good experience while hiking in Hakone. Our tour guide, Shin Kaneko, was very helpful and informative during our trip, Looking forward to the next hiking trip


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