Hakone & Mishima Sky Walk Accessible Tour

Mt Fuji from Hakone

Take a full-day excursion at the outskirts of Tokyo in Hakone! See the iconic Mt.Fuji from afar or tour around the awesome sightseeing sites of this area. Head across the long hanging bridge of Mishima sky walk for some adrenaline fun.

Schedule

09:00　Pick-up at Select Locations in the Central 23 Wards of Tokyo

(Rest Stop)

11:30　Tour Around Hakone

Visit Hakone Shrine and souvenir shops around Lake Ashi (also known as Ashinoko Lake or Hakone Lake).

12:30　Lunch

Stop for a delicious lunch in the Hakone area. Why not try some of the famous local specialties, such as Wakasagi smelt tempura, soba noodles and healthy tofu?

14:00　Mishima Sky Walk

Enjoy the adrenalin rush as you make your way across Japan’s longest suspension bridge. Gaze at the beautiful Mt. Fuji, standing in the distance.

15:30　Depart from Mishima Sky Walk

(Rest Stop)

18:00　Drop-off at Select Locations in the Central 23 Wards of Tokyo

Departure Point: Tokyo (decided after booking)
Start Time(s): 9:00
Duration: 9 hrs
Return Details: Tokyo (decided after booking)
Included:

・Charter fee
・Gasoline fee
・Highway tolls
・Admission fees
・English-speaking guide/driver
・Certified caregiver/driver-guide assistance

Not Included:

・Meals, beverages, entrance fees not mentioned in the itinerary
・Personal expenses

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