Start today at Toshogu Shrine, famous for colorful and beautifully decorated buildings, Yomeimon Gate, five storied Pagoda, Nio Mon Gate and 3 carved monkeys displaying "See no Evil, Speak no Evil, Hear no Evil" which is where the saying originated.

Edo Wonderland or "Nikko Edo-Mura" is the next stop for today. Depart Fujiya Kanko Center at 2:40pm to Edo Wonderland "Nikko Edo-Mura". You can enjoy mysterious Ninja performances of wide variety of combative techniques and displays of tools developed by Ninja who acted as secret agents during Edo period.

Transfer to Kinugawa-Onsen Station and board an express train back to Tyoko leaving at approximately 6:30pm. The tour concludes upon your arrival back at Tobu Asakusa Station.

Day 1: Tokyo - Mt.Fuji - Hakone
Deluxe motorcoach drive along the expressway to Mt. Fuji. Leave Tokyo for a drive aboard a deluxe motorcoach to Mt. Fuji (3,776 meters or 12,388 feet.)

Fuji Visitor Center:
Nature, culture and artwork concerning Mt.Fuji are on display at the information center. When the center is closed (Monday and certain other days), Peace Pagoda located on the way to Hakone will visit instead. However, if the tour is behind the schedule due to traffic jam, Peace Pagoda may be skipped.

Drive up Mt. Fuji 5th station:
A drive halfway up Mt. Fuji to the Fifth Station (altitude 2,305 meters),enjoying the natural scenery en route.

Lunch at Hotel Highland Resort:
Enjoy western-style lunch at a restaurant. Vegetarian food is available on request.

A cruise on Lake Ashi:
A delightful cruise on Lake Ashi aboard a large sightseeing boat. Let the crisp air and surrounding verdure refresh you.

Mt.Komagatake Aerial Cableway:
Ride an aerial cableway up and down Mt.Komagatake for a sweeping view of celebrated Hakone National Park.

Overnight Accommodation:
Hakone Hotel Kowaki-en: Western style room, famous for its hot spring baths 'Onsen'.
Prince Hakone Hotel: Located on lakeside, western style room, famous for its hot spring baths 'Onsen'.
Yumoto Fujiya - Japanese Style Room.

Day 2: Hakone - Tokyo
Enjoy a whole day at leisure, sightseeing at Hakone on your own.
1-day Hakone free pass is provided. (Hakone Tozan Bus/Train/Cablecar, Hakone Ropeway, Hakone Sightseeing Ship, Numazu Tozan Tokai Bus, and Odakyu Express Bus are available for free of charge.)

Japan's first permanent capital was established in the year 710 at Heijo, the city now known as Nara. As the influence and political ambitions of the city's powerful Buddhist monasteries grew to become a serious threat to the government, the capital was moved to Nagaoka in 784.

Nara is located in the Kinai plain, less than one hour from Kyoto. Due to its past as the first permanent capital, it remains full of historic treasures, including some of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples.

Tour Highlights include:

Todaiji Temple
Todaiji Temple, constructed in the 8th century, is one of Japan's most famous and historically significant temples. In it's huge precincts are various national treasures of Japan. The Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall) is one of the world's largest wooden buildings. Once of Japan's best-known temples, it enshrines a gigantic bronze statue of Buddha. A wonder of religious architecture.

Deer Park
Over 1,000 tame deer roam freely in the verdant 1,250 acres peaceful park. If you wish to feed the deer, they will gladly eat from your hand. Special food is sold in the park grounds (not included).

Kasuga Shrine
The most famous and beautiful Shinto shrine in Nara, it features some 3,000 antique stone and bronze lanterns. Click here for more information and Booking Details