Tours

Tours

  • by enya

Mt Fuji Ecotours operates tours out of Fujinomiya City, the closest city to the majestic Mt Fuji. Tours are suitable for all people and range from relaxed day hikes up to Hoei crater on Mt Fuji, to half-day cycle tours in local villages overlooking Mt Fuji. Visit the majestic Shiraito falls, dress in a traditional Kimono and explore the local township while chatting with locals, or even visit the local sake brewery close to Mt Fuji Sengen Taisha Shrine in the centre of town.

Fujinomiya Mt Fuji Ecotours Cherry Blossom River Mount Fuji

(NEW) Local Food and Culture Ecotour

Enjoy authentic local food, including Fujinomiya’s famous Yakisoba, original Mt Fuji Sushi, fresh fruit, and Japanese sweets. Visit a traditional craftsman, learn how to sharpen Japanese cooking knives and chat with locals along the way. Read more.
Kimono front of sengen taisha shrine

Fujinomiya Township and Culture Ecotour

Enjoy tours with a personalised Kimono fitting and then chat with locals throughout the township. Visit Mt Fuji Sengen Taisha shrine in your kimono and later learn how to make Japanese sweets from a local artisan! Read more.
Satoyama overlooking mt Fuji cycling ecotour

Satoyama Village Cycling Ecotour

Enjoy relaxed cycling adventure tours through Satoyama village. Visit the majestic Shiraito waterfalls Spring through Autumn, eat hand-rolled soba noodles with finely battered Japanese tempura, and learn how Sake is brewed or how to make Japanese shaved ice! Read more.

Japanese dessert

Mt Fuji Hiking and Shrine Ecotour

Enjoy a different side of the iconic Mt Fuji, with a relaxed half day hike to the Mt Hoei crater. Then finish the day with specially made Japanese artisanal desserts, using seasonal ingredients and inspirations from eastern and western cuisine! Read more.

Mt Fuji Ecotours can customise tours for large travel groups, and have multiple English speaking local guides who love the area and are ready to show you their local Japanese culture. Not only are there cycling and hiking tours with astounding views of Mt Fuji, but the town is rich in culture and history and can be explored after being fitted in your own personalised Kimono. See the recently completed Mt Fuji World Heritage Centre and learn the history of Mt Fuji and its cultural significance.