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4 Great-Value Tokyo Day Tours to Mt. Fuji, Hakone and Kamakura

Mt. Fuji, Hakone and Kamakura each take a full day of train transfers to see properly, but a join bus tour from Shinjuku or Tokyo Station covers them far more cheaply and simply. Between a Fuji and Kawaguchiko tour with a ropeway and matcha experience, a tour built around Kamakura's Great Buddha, one with a free Enoden train pass, and a small-group tour that adds Hakone and the real Slam Dunk locations, each covers different sights. These 4 picks are chosen from real, bookable rates and itineraries.

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How we chose

  • The cheapest tour on this list still includes a Mt. Fuji ropeway ride and a matcha experience — the Fuji and Kawaguchiko tour.
  • If seeing the Great Buddha matters, pick the Tokyo-Kamakura-Enoshima tour; if you'd rather ride the actual Enoden tram and explore Shichirigahama and Hase-dera freely, choose the tour with the included day pass.
  • To fit Owakudani's volcanic valley, the Hakone Shrine torii, and the real-world Slam Dunk crossing and beach into one day, compare the small-group Hakone and Kamakura tour.

Good to know before you book

The Fuji and Kawaguchiko tour starts at a Lawson convenience store famous as a Mt. Fuji photo spot, adds a matcha-making experience by the lake, a ropeway ride up Mt. Kachikachi with the fare included, and the spring-fed village of Oshino Hakkai. It's the cheapest tour here despite the ropeway already being covered.

Two tours split the Kamakura and Enoshima route: the Tokyo-Kamakura-Enoshima tour visits the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in and Hase-dera but only passes the Slam Dunk crossing by bus window, while the tour with the Enoden day pass skips the Buddha for extra time in Enoshima, then lets you ride the actual tram and hop off freely at Kamakura's coastal stations.

The small-group Hakone and Kamakura tour is the most complete package here, covering the volcanic Owakudani valley and its black eggs, Hakone Shrine's torii over Lake Ashi, and the real Katase-Nishihama beach and Kamakura-koko-mae crossing from Slam Dunk, with an Enoden ticket included.

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