Shared Group Tour · Public Transportation
Journey through Hakone's mountain scenery by cable car, ropeway and pirate ship, then witness the magical evening illumination of cherry blossoms at historic Odawara Castle.
Your day
Meet your guide at Tokyo Station and depart for Odawara by train, the gateway to the Hakone region.
Experience Hakone's stunning mountain scenery through multiple modes of transportation. Ride the Hakone Tozan Cable Car up the mountainside, transfer to the spectacular Hakone Ropeway for aerial views, and cruise across Lake Ashi on the famous pirate ship. On clear days, you may be rewarded with breathtaking views of Mount Fuji.
As twilight falls, witness the enchanting spectacle of Odawara Castle illuminated against the evening sky, with hundreds of cherry blossom trees glowing under specially designed lighting — a romantic glimpse into Japan's feudal past combined with the fleeting beauty of sakura season.
Depart from Odawara Station and arrive back at Tokyo Station to conclude your day.
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Before you book
Everything you need to know about booking, payment, and our cancellation policy. Tap a section below to expand it.
For inquiries and reservations, please contact us at business@miniminitrip.jp, or visit our inquiry page.
Please purchase your flight tickets first. Book the tour at least 60 days in advance with a deposit of 10%. You will need a copy of your flight information to book the tour.
If you need a visa to enter Japan, please obtain it from the Japanese embassy and show us a copy when you book the tour.
The remaining balance should be paid at least 30 days prior to departure, otherwise your tour is automatically cancelled.
Please send a copy of your passport along with your contact information, phone number, address and flight information. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of return and have at least 2 blank pages available for visa application.
Japan has visa exemption arrangements for 71 countries/regions. Please check the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (click here). If your country or region is not included in the list, please refer to the website of the embassy of Japan in your country or region.