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

Mt. Fuji, Hakone and Kamakura each involve several transport connections from Tokyo. A shared day tour can simplify the logistics when you want to fit multiple stops into one day. Choose a Fuji and Kawaguchiko route with a ropeway and matcha experience, a tour focused on Kamakura's Great Buddha, an Enoden day-pass itinerary, or a small-group route that also includes Hakone and Slam Dunk-associated locations.

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How we chose

  • For a Mt. Fuji ropeway ride and a matcha experience in the same day, compare the Fuji and Kawaguchiko tour's inclusions and date-specific price.
  • 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

Three of these four tours head to Kamakura and Enoshima, so deciding between Mt. Fuji and the Kamakura coast settles most of the choice. The Fuji and Kawaguchiko tour shares no stops with the others, which makes it an easy pairing with one Kamakura-bound tour over two days.

The three Kamakura-bound tours differ in what they leave out. The Great Buddha tour passes the Slam Dunk crossing only by bus window; the Enoden day-pass tour skips the Buddha in exchange for choosing your own stops; and the small-group tour covers the most ground, Hakone plus the Slam Dunk beach and crossing, by moving between two regions in one day.

Departures are split between Shinjuku and Tokyo Station, so check which meeting point is closer to your hotel. Then compare date-specific prices with the inclusions in view: the ropeway fare on the Fuji tour, and the small-group format and Enoden ticket on the Hakone-Kamakura tour.

Rates and availability depend on dates, guests and selected options. Check the terms on the product page.

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