Top Fujikawaguchiko-machi Adventure Tours

Head deep inside one of the world’s most under-the-radar natural wonders on this small-group guided expedition through a Japanese ice cave. This site is hard to reach for most independent travelers, but special entry permits are included in the tour. Follow the light of a headlamp into the mysterious, ice-cold cavern, carved by lava eruptions from Mt. Fuji over a millennium ago—a thrilling, out-of-the-box adventure.

Experience the highlights of the Fujikawaguchiko area on a convenient private three-hour tour. Instead of wasting time trying to get between sites of interest, simplify the process by going with an English-speaking driver. Visit beautiful and interesting places like the Hahanoshirataki Waterfall, Kawaguchi Sengen Shrine, the Saiko Bat Cave, and more. This is a great way to make the most of a short time around Mount Fuji.

Be a celebrity for 3hrs! The Q cars were originally dingy toys and made real-life-size cars by Tomy toys. They are unique, made in Japan and only in Japan. Fun, easy to drive, and very kawaii *cute. We take safety, comfort and excitement seriously and aim to make every tour a memorable experience for our guests. Please ask your guide to take photos for you or use the camera attachments on the cars for action cameras to capture the scenic ride. Anybody over the age of 18 with a valid license to drive in Japan, IDP, will easily be able to drive the q cars. The Q cars are automatic with just a forward, neutral, and reverse switch. Before we commence the journey, the guide will explain to each driver how to operate the Q cars. Please remember to bring a valid driver’s license for driving on public roads in Japan.

Sit back in your wheelchair and explore the deep, vast world of Mt. Fuji, including the Aokigahara Sea of Trees located at its northern base! The Aokigahara Sea of Trees is a primeval forest that has formed on top of lava flows from Mt. Fuji. It has many mysterious lava caves, and is known for many legends. Some even say that compasses malfunction and one can be easily lost inside the forest; it could be due to volcanic activities - nobody really knows. Wind Cave is the largest of the lava tubes in the forest. The walls are mostly made of basalt, and there is enough circulation of air inside. See lava terraces, rope-like lava forms, icicles and many more. Wheelchair users can sit and relax in the forest enjoying the tranquil and mysterious atmosphere, and explore the deep heart of the forest and interior of the cave through real time images from drone and handy cam of your guide. If you want to experience the otherworldly beauty of Aokigahara, book this tour!