From Tokyo: Mt Fuji Private Day Tour In Luxury Land Cruiser
About This Experience
The premium-vehicle option, and the longest day on this site at twelve hours. The fleet runs to a Land Cruiser, a Toyota Vellfire and a Crown rather than a standard van, with in-car Wi-Fi and complimentary coffee, tea and bottled water.
The route is built around the Fuji 5th Station at 2,300 m — the highest point cars can reach and the one stop that feels like being on the mountain rather than looking at it — then Oshino Hakkai, the village of eight spring-fed ponds below thatched roofs, and the Chureito Pagoda in Arakurayama Sengen Park, framed by blossom in spring and red maples in autumn. Gotemba Premium Outlets can be added if shopping appeals.
Twelve hours is a long day, and the extra time is what lets this itinerary reach seven or more stops where a ten-hour tour manages four. If you are travelling with small children or anyone who tires easily, one of the shorter listings will suit you better.
Highlights
- A premium vehicle — Land Cruiser, Toyota Vellfire or Crown — rather than a standard van
- The Mount Fuji 5th Station at 2,300 m, when the road is open
- Oshino Hakkai's eight spring-fed ponds and thatched houses
- Chureito Pagoda in Arakurayama Sengen Park
- Complimentary coffee, tea and bottled water, plus in-car Wi-Fi
What's Included
- ✓ Hotel pickup and drop-off
- ✓ Premium air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver
- ✓ Wi-Fi in the vehicle
- ✓ Complimentary coffee, tea and bottled water
Not Included
- Entrance fees and attraction tickets
- Meals
- Shopping and personal expenses
- Gratuity for the driver (optional)
What to Bring
- Passport or photo ID
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Layers — the 5th Station is far colder than Tokyo
- Some cash in yen
- A charged phone for photos and navigation
Good to Know & Caveats
- At 12 hours this is the longest itinerary on the site — plan a light evening afterwards.
- The 5th Station is central to this route, so the summer restriction matters: private vehicles are barred from the Fuji Subaru Line from 18:00 on 3 July to 18:00 on 10 September 2026, with shuttle-bus access instead.
- Gotemba Premium Outlets is an optional stop, not a fixed one — say early if you want it, as it needs a couple of hours.
- Temperatures at the 5th Station run well below Tokyo's even in summer; bring a warm layer.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.
Not Suitable For
- Travellers who cannot manage a 12-hour day
- Party groups
Meeting Point
Door-to-door pickup from your Tokyo accommodation, with drop-off at the same address or an airport on request.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.8/5 by 257 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
myself, wife and 1 year old boy. Jani our guide was very knowledgeable and assisted my family every step along the way, he even carried my son up stairs to the bogoda. The vehicle was very spacious and comfortable and cool aircon in the hot weather.
— , 2026-08
Jani was fantastic, patient and helpful guide. Also took me to some nice place for food and sightseeing. You can also request any specific location within Mount Fuji. He even guided me to the 398 steps Chureito Pagoda….. kudos man.
— , 2026-08
Fantastic day with our guide Sohail. Knew exactly where to take us to enable us to see the best of the sites of Mount Fuji plus more. Really friendly guy who never made any stops rushed and ensured we were happy. Would totally recommend - the family and I loved it.
— , 2026-07
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicle will we actually get?
The operator runs a Land Cruiser, a Toyota Vellfire and a Crown, and assigns by group size and availability. If a specific vehicle matters to you, ask before booking rather than on the day.
Is the 5th Station guaranteed?
No. The road up is closed to private cars during the climbing season — 18:00 on 3 July to 18:00 on 10 September in 2026 — and can shut for snow in winter. Your driver will confirm the day's status and adjust.
Twelve hours — how much of that is driving?
Roughly four to five hours in total, with the rest spread across seven or more stops. It is the longest day here, which is precisely why it fits the most in.
Can we stop at Gotemba Premium Outlets?
Yes, as an optional stop. It realistically needs two hours, so it replaces sightseeing stops rather than being added on top.
