Explore the beauty of fuji's lakes

This scenic route around Mount Fuji’s iconic lakes begins at Kawaguchiko, renowned for its stunning views of Fuji reflected on calm, mirror-like waters. Kawaguchiko is historically significant as a long-time inspiration for artists and a gateway to the Fuji Five Lakes region. From there, the journey continues to Saiko, often called the "mystery lake" for its dense forests and tranquil atmosphere, home to ancient lava caves formed by Fuji’s volcanic activity. Next is Motosuko, the deepest of the lakes and famously depicted on the back of the Japanese ¥1,000 bill, celebrated for its crystal-clear waters and the beautiful contrast of Fuji in the background. The tour concludes at Yamanakako, the largest of the lakes, known for its recreational appeal and picturesque views of Fuji framed by wildflowers in spring and vibrant foliage in autumn. This route blends natural beauty with rich historical significance, offering a full-circle experience of Mount Fuji’s surrounding landscapes.

Let us take care of you.

Throughout this unforgettable journey, every detail will be taken care of by the attentive staff at Tabi, ensuring your experience is seamless and stress-free. The drive will be chauffeured in the utmost comfort of a Rolls-Royce, allowing you to relax and fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the surroundings. Our staff will be on hand to cater to your needs, providing refreshments along the way to keep you refreshed and comfortable. From the scenic lakes around Fuji to the charming village of Oshino Hakkai and the cooling Ice Caves, you can rest assured that every aspect of your adventure will be thoughtfully handled, leaving you free to enjoy the sights, flavors, and serenity of Japan at its best.

CULTURE & CUISINE 

Explore the timeless charm of old Japan with a visit to Oshino Hakkai, a tranquil village known for its pristine ponds filled by Mount Fuji’s pure spring water and its beautifully preserved, thatched-roof houses. This peaceful setting, framed by stunning views of Mount Fuji, offers a glimpse into traditional Japanese life and spiritual heritage. While here, you can savor houtou, a beloved regional dish with thick, udon-like noodles in a rich miso-based broth, packed with seasonal vegetables and embodying the hearty, rustic flavors of the area. The journey also includes a visit to the famous Ice Caves near Fuji, ancient lava formations that stay cool even during the height of summer, offering a unique and refreshing adventure amid this historical landscape. Together, these experiences immerse you in the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and traditional tastes of Japan’s countryside.