TJC日本旅行
【 Kanto Boutique Scattered Small Group 】 Refuse crowding, compact coverage of Tokyo, Mount Fuji, and the core of Hakone in 2 days, in-depth check-in for short distance tours without waste.
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【 Kanto Solo 2-day Tour 】 Explore Tokyo's Mount Fuji, Lucky Cat, Shibuya Trend in 2 Days, Get in One Time
The Highlight
Premium small group+2-day efficient series connection 🚌： Rejecting crowding, covering the core of Tokyo, Mount Fuji, and Hakone in just 2 days, with in-depth check-in for short distance trips without waste; Tokyo Classic Full Check in Card 🏙️： Asakusa Temple praying for blessings, Ueno Park sightseeing, Shinjuku Metropolitan Hall panoramic view, Shibuya feeling trendy, revisit Haode Temple for a "lucky cat" ride 🐱； Experience the panoramic view of Mount Fuji 🏔️： Stay at Mount Fuji/Izu Onsen Hotel to relieve fatigue ♨️， Visiting the Eight Seas of Renye, admiring Qingquan Village, and strolling through Paris Town to shoot French style films 📸； Must visit internet famous landmarks 📍： Take a boat ride on Lake Ashikaga to enjoy the scenery, and check in at the Hakone Shrine's Lake Ashikaga Bird's Nest ⛩️， Freeze the classic Japanese style images.
The Experience
📅 DAY 1 : Tokyo Classic Check in → Accommodation at Mount Fuji/Izu Onsen Full coverage of trendy activities in Tokyo: burning incense and praying for blessings at Asakusa Temple, exploring nature and wildness in Ueno Park, overlooking the panoramic view of Tokyo from Shinjuku Metropolitan Hall, feeling the pulse of fashion on Shibuya streets, visiting Haode Temple and applying "Lucky Cat" stickers to attract good luck 🐱； End of luxury hot spring experience: In the evening, head to Mount Fuji or Izu area, stay at a hot spring hotel, soak in the water to relieve fatigue ♨️， Sleeping in the wild scenery of Mount Fuji, the pleasant prelude to embarking on a journey to Mount Fuji. 📅 DAY2 : Panoramic Tour of Mount Fuji → Return to Tokyo Unlock multiple views of Mount Fuji: Explore the Eight Seas of Ninno in the early morning and see the Japanese style villages nourished by clear springs 💧； Strolling through Fujikyu Paris Town and taking French style photos; Internet celebrity landmark check-in: Take a boat ride on Lake Lu to appreciate the beauty of the mountains and waters complementing each other 🚤， Check in at Hakone Shrine Ashikaga Lake Torii ⛩️， Freeze frame classic Japanese aesthetic images.
Guide Services
Languages Spoken by Guides
- Mandarin Chinese
Itinerary
- Include: Breakfast
- Asakusa Temple: Asakusa Temple is located in Taito ku, Tokyo, Japan. It was first built in the 36th year of Emperor Tsuchigu's reign (628 AD) and is said to have been built after fishermen salvaged a statue of Guanyin from the Sumida River. It is the oldest surviving Buddhist temple in Tokyo. The main building of the temple is in Edo style, including the Wind and Thunder God Gate, the Gojo Pagoda (the second tallest Buddhist pagoda in Japan), the main hall, and other major buildings. The Thunder Gate was first built in 942 AD and was rebuilt in 1960 after a fire. Its giant lanterns hanging from the gate and 140 meters of stone paving inside the gate together form a landmark landscape in Tokyo.
- Ueno Park: Ueno Park is Japan's first park with a rich history and culture, and beautiful scenery. Inside the gate of Ueno Park, you can see a bronze statue of the Meiji era general Takamori Nishikawa. In 1650, the Tosho Palace was built to worship Tokugawa Ieyasu. The building was magnificent, with 95 stone lanterns and 195 bronze lanterns on both sides of the temple. The largest lake in the park, Renren Pond, is a place where countless birds migrate and stop. Along the lake, there are large Buddha pagodas, five shrines, folk museums, and other places. This is the best place to admire cherry blossoms every spring when they are in full bloom.
- Shinjuku Metropolitan Government Building: It is the headquarters building of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, located in Shinjuku New District, Tokyo. The building is a representative example of a commemorative high-rise building. The designer is Kenzo Tange, a renowned Japanese architect
- Shibuya: It is one of the urban areas under the jurisdiction of Tokyo, Japan, located in the southwest of the 23rd district of Tokyo. This district, along with Shinjuku, is a famous city in Tokyo that never sleeps. Shibuya Station is the second largest transportation hub in Japan after Shinjuku Station, with 9 lines and over 3.3 million daily transfers. From the late Heian period to the Edo period, the region was successively under the influence of the Shibuya clan and directly under the shogunate. In 1932, it was officially established as a district. In 1964, it underwent street transformation during the Tokyo Olympics. After the completion of Shibuya 109 Building in 1979, it transformed into an Asian fashion center.
- Haode Temple: Haode Temple is a Caodong Buddhist temple located in 2-chome, Setagaya ku, Tokyo. It originated from the Rinzai sect nunnery founded in 1480 and was converted to Caodong sect in 1584. The temple was named after the renovation of the Hikone domain lord Inoue Naotaka during the Edo period, and its ring name "Takatoku Tenei Jushi" became the source of the temple's name. As the birthplace of the Zhaocai Cat culture, the temple houses over a thousand statues of Zhaocai cats symbolizing blessings and wealth, and has a dedicated "Zhaomao Hall". The temple combines religious and landscape values, with spring cherry blossoms and autumn red leaves forming a distinctive landscape. The surrounding area preserves historical relics such as the Setagaya Castle ruins.
- Include: Breakfast
- Ninno Eight Seas: Because eight clear springs are scattered in a staggered manner, "Ninno Eight Seas" is named and famous in all directions. It is said that the Nino Eight Seas existed 1200 years ago. They are eight clear springs formed by filtering the melted snow water from Mount Fuji through geological layers: the Imperial Kama Pond, the Dino Pond, the Choshi Pond, the Turbid Pond, the Surge Pond, the Mirror Pond, the Acorus Pond, and the Exit Pond. The average water temperature of the eight seas in Nino is about 13 degrees Celsius, and the water quality is clear and sweet. It is known as "Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area, Japan". It is a national natural scenic spot designated by Nino. In 1985, it was selected as "One Hundred Famous Japanese Waters". Designated as one of the national designated natural memorial objects, selected famous waters, and one of the 100 scenic spots of Xinfu Mountain.
- Fujikyu Paris Town: This is a cartoon themed amusement park, featuring popular French picture book cartoon characters Lisa and Casper as the protagonists. The theme park simulates the small town where they live. The town is filled with the leisurely and romantic atmosphere of France, with the aroma of bread and cake at the entrance and many lovely shops. At night, with the lights on, standing next to the small Eiffel Tower, one cannot help but feel the illusion of being in Paris. Don't miss out if you enjoy European style, photography, and cute things.
- Lake Ashikaga Cruise (ticket self provided) Lake Ashikaga is the core area of Hakone tourism, located at the southern foot of Mount Komatsu in the west of Hakone cho. The lake covers an area of 690 hectares, with a depth of 723 meters and a circumference of 17.5 kilometers. It is a volcanic lake formed over 4000 years ago due to volcanic activity, and a river valley washed away by the lake water. Lake Ashikaga is backed by Mount Fuji. The lake and mountains complement each other, and different seasons have different scenery. The trail around the lake is covered with green pine and cypress trees, and the scenery is very pleasant. There are many black bass and trout in the lake, and many Japanese people often go boating, fishing, and swimming here. In May, Lu Zhi Lake is filled with new green mountains and clear waters. Looking north from the south bank of Lake Ashikaga, you can see Mount Fuji. The mountains and pirate boats on the east bank of Lake Lu, pirate boats are a scenery on Lake Lu.
- Hakone Shrine: Hakone Shrine was built in 757 (the Tenpy ō character year of the Nara era), at the foot of Hakone Mountain, along the coast of Lake Ashina. The torii gate of the shrine is located along the coast of Lake Ashina, and can be clearly seen while visiting the lake. Built by the water's edge to pray for blessings when new ships are launched.
- The Bird's Nest on Lake Lu: Located by the shores of Lake Lu, it attracts many tourists due to its unique reflection in the lake. Uju symbolizes divinity and peace, and is the entrance to the shrine. Tourists can stroll by the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the bird's nest and the lake, especially in the early morning or evening, where the light and shadow effects are even more charming. The path to Pinghe Torii passes through a peaceful forest, where one can feel the tranquility and sanctity of nature along the way. It takes about ten minutes to walk to Torii and there are signs along the way for easy navigation for tourists. After arrival, tourists can take photos by the lake or sit on nearby benches to enjoy the breeze blowing on their faces. Hakone Shrine itself is also a place worth visiting, with a long history and rich cultural background.
Price Details
How to Use
- Please present order number along with your passport or ID on-site.
Important Booking Information
Reminder: Due to the possibility of date swapping during carpooling trips, in order to avoid discrepancies between the dates of your self purchased USJ or Disney park tickets and the final travel date, we strongly recommend that you wait until the itinerary is fully finalized before purchasing park tickets. This can better ensure that your travel plan is foolproof. Thank you for your cooperation! Group size: Starting from 2 people, groups of less than 9 people will be provided with guidance services by the director (without accompanying the tour of the scenic area); Can form a group independently, fees are subject to inquiry.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellation made at least 16 day(s) before departure date, Fully refundable (100% refund)
- Cancel during 8 ~ 15 day(s) of departure, will charge 20%
- Cancel during 2 ~ 7 day(s) of departure, will charge 80%
- Cancel during 0 ~ 1 day(s) of departure, Non-refundable (0% refund)