Please check in individually at the hotel in Tokyo. Check-in is available from 3:00 PM.
The hotel is located in Asakusa, an area that retains the charm of traditional streets, so you may enjoy exploring freely at your leisure.
At 7:00 PM, please gather in the hotel lobby for a welcome dinner together with the guide and all participants.

Travel by bullet train to Mishima Station in Shizuoka Prefecture, the gateway to sightseeing around the Fuji Five Lakes. Over the next two days, you will fully enjoy the charm of the Fuji Five Lakes, spread out at the foot of Japan’s highest peak, Mount Fuji.

Upon arriving at Mishima Station, set out on a hike to Mt. Ishiwari, which rises gracefully behind Lake Yamanaka. The round-trip takes about three hours and includes a visit to Ishiwari Shrine, revered as a spiritual “power spot.” As you continue along the forested trail, the climb leads to a summit that offers sweeping panoramas: Mount Fuji standing majestically before you, Lake Yamanaka shimmering below, and the distant Southern Alps stretching across the horizon.

Afterward, explore Oshino Hakkai, renowned for its crystal-clear springs fed by the snowmelt of Mount Fuji, and take in additional views of the mountain from the shores of Lake Yamanaka. By evening, you will arrive at your hotel near Lake Kawaguchi, where—weather permitting—you can admire sweeping vistas of Mount Fuji right from the property.
Your accommodation will be a traditional hot spring inn for two nights. Unwind in the onsen while gazing at Mount Fuji, and delight in a kaiseki-style dinner crafted with the finest seasonal ingredients. Relax at your own pace and savor these unforgettable moments.

In the early morning, travel by private vehicle to Arakurayama Sengen Park, renowned for its iconic view of Mount Fuji framed by a five-storied pagoda. By visiting before breakfast, you will avoid the crowds of the daytime and enjoy the breathtaking scenery in a tranquil atmosphere.
After breakfast at the hotel, set out to explore the Fuji Five Lakes. Begin with a gentle two-hour hike at Lake Saiko, located on the western side of Lake Kawaguchi. The vast Aokigahara Forest spreads out like an ocean of greenery, while the mystical glow of Saiko and Lake Motosu shimmers within the blue forest. Adding to the beauty, the commanding presence of Mount Fuji rises majestically above the landscape.
Later, visit scenic viewpoints at Lake Shoji and Lake Motosu, where you can admire Mount Fuji’s many different expressions, before returning to the hotel.

Depart Lake Kawaguchi by private vehicle and travel to Matsumoto in Nagano Prefecture. Upon arrival, visit Matsumoto Castle, designated as a National Treasure of Japan. Among the surviving castles with a five-story, six-level keep, it is the oldest National Treasure castle in the country. On clear days, you can also enjoy views of the surrounding Japanese Alps.Afterward, continue on to Shiojiri.

In the morning, depart from your hotel in Shiojiri and head to Narai-juku, one of the most celebrated post towns along the Nakasendo. Stroll through streets that still retain the atmosphere of the Edo period and experience the feeling of being a traveler from centuries past.
Afterward, enjoy a hike along the historic Nakasendo trail from Narai-juku to Yabuhara. This walk of about two and a half hours takes you through nature-rich mountain paths and old stone pavements that evoke the history of the route. Along the way, you can admire the unique scenery of the Kiso Valley and sense the presence of travelers who once journeyed along this road.
Upon arrival in Yabuhara, board a local train bound for Kiso-Fukushima. Relax and enjoy the leisurely ride as the train passes through the picturesque landscapes of the Kiso Valley. In Kiso-Fukushima, explore the charming streets of the former castle town and immerse yourself in its history and culture.
By evening, continue by private vehicle to your hotel in Nachi Village. Upon arrival, unwind and refresh yourself, ready for the next day’s sightseeing.

Travel in comfort by private vehicle to the enchanting post town of Tsumago-juku. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in its beautifully preserved streets, where Edo-period charm lingers in every detail and historic buildings—many designated as Important Cultural Properties—stand as living testaments to Japan’s heritage. Continue your journey on foot as you cross the scenic Magome Pass toward Magome-juku, following the storied Nakasendo trail once traversed by travelers of the Edo era. Along the way, enjoy the romance of a bygone age and the nostalgic allure of walking in the footsteps of history.

After arriving, discover the charming streets of Magome-juku at your own pace, then relax as you are driven back to your hotel.

Travel in comfort by private vehicle to Nagoya Station, then board the bullet train bound for Kyoto. As the train glides through the countryside, enjoy the ever-changing scenery that builds anticipation for your arrival in Japan’s ancient capital.
In the afternoon, discover the timeless beauty of Kyoto. Begin at the iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha, where thousands of vermilion torii gates create a mesmerizing path up the sacred mountain. Continue to the atmospheric Higashiyama district, one of the city’s most historic areas, where stone-paved lanes and traditional townhouses evoke the spirit of old Kyoto.
Stroll past the elegant Yasaka Pagoda, wander along the charming Ninen-zaka and Sannen-zaka slopes lined with shops and teahouses, and conclude your exploration with a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site Kiyomizu-dera Temple. From its famous wooden stage, take in sweeping views of Kyoto—an unforgettable panorama that captures the essence of this ancient city.

Dinner is not included during your stay in Kyoto. You are free to choose their own restaurants and enjoy the evening atmosphere of the city.

In the morning, transfer by private vehicle to the peaceful countryside of Ohara, nestled in serene nature far from the bustle of the city. Visit Sanzen-in Temple, renowned for its beautiful moss garden. From there, begin your hike and ascend to Kurama-dera temple, a sacred mountain temple steeped in mystical energy and Tengu legends. Continue your walk across Mount Kurama to Kibune, along a trail that weaves through sacred forest paths, including the iconic ‘Tree Root Path’ where gnarled roots stretch across the ground. Upon arrival in Kibune, visit the atmospheric Kifune Shrine, famous for its vermilion lanterns that line the stone steps. After that, return to your hotel by local train at the end of the day.

Transfer by private vehicle to the starting point of today's hike. Walk along the tranquil gorge trail that follows the crystal-clear River, making your way toward Arashiyama. This serene path, adorned with moss-covered rocks and flowing water, offers moments of quiet beauty. Highlights along the way include panoramic views over Hozu Gorge, the historic preservation district of Saga-Toriimoto with its traditional thatched-roof houses, and Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple, where hundreds of stone statues commemorate lost souls—a route where stillness and history intersect. Upon arrival in Arashiyama, visit the famed Bamboo Grove and Tenryu-ji Temple. Cross the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge to begin the ascent of Mt. Matsuo, pausing at Iwatayama Monkey Park, home to wild Japanese macaques. The hike concludes at train station, from which you’ll return to your hotel by train.

After enjoying breakfast, guests are kindly asked to check out of the hotel by 11:00 a.m. For your convenience, airport transfers can be arranged upon request, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey to your next destination.