Higashiizu attractions

With this ticket to the Mishima Sky Walk, you’ll have the chance to walk along Japan’s longest footbridge, which spans a distance of 1312 feet above a valley of the Mount Hakone caldera. From the bridge, you can see the ground below from a height of up to 232 feet. You can also take in panoramic views of Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji. During your visit, you can take part in activities including ziplining along a 300-yard line and walking across elevated platforms at the Forest Adventure.

During this 25 to 40-minute experience, you'll get to enjoy a sightseeing cruise on board a pirate ship on a lake. You'll cruise from either Togendai-ko, Hakone-machi-ko or Moto-Hakone-ko, taking in views of the lake and its surrounding scenery. You'll have the option to choose between a return or one-way ticket. There will be a special room available at an extra charge where you can enjoy the cruise away from the crowds.

This experience is more than a standard guided tour; it will feel like an excursion among friends as you explore the Mt. Fuji area. You will move through local places with a relaxed, sociable atmosphere, sharing laughter and conversation while taking in the surroundings. Along the way, you will enjoy the character of each spot and get closer to the region’s history through its inhabitants. Local people will share stories and perspectives that bring the past to life, so you will learn about traditions, memories and everyday life as lived around Mt. Fuji. The focus will be on personal encounters and the places that shape them, rather than on a rigid itinerary, giving you a more intimate sense of the area and its heritage.

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At Mishima Skywalk, Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, you'll cross a 400-metre span and enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji, Suruga Bay and the surrounding mountains and forests. As you move across the bridge, every step will offer photo opportunities and a fresh perspective on the landscape. Depending on the season, you may visit during the cherry blossom season, amid vibrant autumn foliage, or on a clear day with especially striking views of Mount Fuji. Beyond the bridge, you'll be able to explore beautifully landscaped gardens and scenic walking trails, and relax in local cafés or browse the souvenir shops. Optional outdoor adventure activities are also available within the park if you prefer a more active experience. The combination of the long suspension bridge, natural views and varied park facilities will appeal to nature lovers and photographers seeking memorable vistas and peaceful walks.

This tour takes you to Mount Fuji with a Spanish-speaking guide. As you travel through some of Japan’s most impressive landscapes, you will explore the mountain’s most outstanding places. The pace is relaxed and focused on the sights and stories that make Mount Fuji unique. Along the way, your guide will share the history and curiosities of this iconic peak. You will hear about its cultural significance and interesting facts that bring the landscape to life. As you move through different viewpoints and areas around Mount Fuji, the commentary in Spanish will help you understand the mountain’s place in Japan’s geography and heritage.

This experience takes you into the Izu underwater world for a guided snorkelling session suited to beginners. Even if you are not confident in the water or are not a strong swimmer, snorkelers can join with confidence. The setting is calm and focused on helping you feel comfortable as you enter the sea. Veteran instructors will teach you kindly and carefully from the basics of snorkelling, so you will learn essential skills before you get in. As you move through the water, you will be able to enjoy the underwater scenery of Izu at your own pace. Before you know it, you will be in the sea and exploring beneath the surface. You may also find yourself wanting to try scuba diving.

This experience offers a seamless round‑trip between Hakone and Lake Kawaguchi with comfortable transport. An English‑speaking guide will share the rich history and culture of the Fuji‑Hakone region as you travel. Multiple designated pick‑up and drop‑off locations are available across the Hakone area, and direct routes with convenient boarding and drop‑off points near major Hakone spots will help you make the most of your day. Along the way you will enjoy stunning views from Fujiyama Tower, overlooking Mt Fuji and the broad sea of trees. At Lake Kawaguchi you will visit Oishi Park, known for its seasonal flowers, stylish cafés and wide panoramic views of the lake—ideal for taking lunch at your own pace. In Hakone you will explore Owakudani’s dramatic volcanic landscape, observe its famous sulfur vents and learn about the iconic black eggs. The tour will return you to Hakone by evening.

This diving course is tailored to your experience, so you should tell us about your diving history before the session. Please let us know how many dives you have done, when and where you last dived, and whether you own your scuba equipment. If you need full rental gear, provide your name, sex, age and measurements — height (cm), weight (kg) and shoe size (cm) — so we can prepare the equipment in advance. A separate fee is required for full dive rental. You will need to bring a swimsuit, towel, sandals, your diving card and your log book. If you have any questions, feel free to send a message via TripAdvisor and we will respond.

This experience involves diving and the equipment needed to do it. Many people who are not divers do not own their own diving gear, and diving requires specialist equipment to participate safely. Because of this, you will need to use scuba rental equipment for the activity. The information provided focuses on the equipment requirement and does not specify particular sights, lessons or other elements of the experience. If you do not already own diving kit, the expectation is that you will make use of rented scuba equipment to take part.

This canyoning experience near Mt. Fuji is run by Fujiyama Canyoning Japan and led by the couple who founded it after working as canyoning guides in Tokyo. You’ll explore river canyons and the surrounding natural scenery close to Mt. Fuji. Along the way the guides will teach canyoning techniques and safety skills drawn from their guiding backgrounds, and they’ll share local knowledge about the landscape as you move through the canyon. Yuki brings years of experience in canyoning, rock climbing and skiing, and has worked as a certified SIA ski and snowboard instructor. Misa adds warm, friendly energy and a passion for nature that shapes each trip. Hotel pickup service is not included in this tour; if you need pickup you can choose the private tour option on their website. Original canyon T‑shirts (charcoal, sizes S–XXL) are available at the canyon and may be pre‑ordered by telling the guides your preferred size and quantity. For large group bookings or special requests, more options are listed on the official Fujiyama Canyoning Japan website.

On the east coast of Fuji Hakone Izu National Park, the Jogasaki Coast area is known for its popular diving spots. You will be guided through the most popular Fumido, a dive site that attracts divers throughout the year. Divers visit for the water transparency and the rich marine ecosystem the area supports. As part of a site that joined the UNESCO Global Geopark in 2019, the coastline combines recognised natural significance with accessible underwater sights. Along the way you will explore clear waters and encounter the local marine life that helps make this area a regular draw for divers. The experience focuses on the natural environment of the Jogasaki Coast and Fumido, offering a calm, year‑round diving option within the Fuji Hakone Izu National Park.

This scuba experience in Izu is designed for you if you are not confident in swimming, feel uncomfortable in the water, or have no prior diving experience. Veteran instructors are kind and polite and will guide you from the basics of diving. Their calm approach will help you feel supported as you begin. You will learn the basic skills and safety needed to enter the water, with clear, patient instruction as you go. Along the way the team will help you get comfortable with the underwater environment so you can enjoy the sea of Izu. Even beginners can enjoy the sea of Izu by scuba diving, and the focus here is on gentle, step‑by‑step guidance rather than assuming any previous ability.

You’ll explore the Izu Kogen Highlands on a downhill cycling route that takes you from the mountain down to the sea. As you move through the highlands, you’ll enjoy changing scenery and coastal glimpses while following a guided route that keeps the experience relaxed and focused on the landscape. An English-speaking guide will accompany you, offering orientation and local insight as you cycle. The experience includes bike rental, insurance and the bike collection fee, so your equipment and return logistics are covered. Entrance fees for the Mt. Omuro Chairlift are also included, giving you access to that part of the area as part of the outing. Overall, this tour combines guided support, covered essentials and a continuous downhill ride through the Izu Kogen Highlands from mountain to shore.

Visit the mountain resort town of Hakone and enjoy a mix of natural and artistic sights. You will head to Owakudani to see sulfurous gases rising from the active volcano that heats the area's hot springs, and you may try the famous black boiled eggs that have been darkened and infused by the spring minerals. A ropeway ride down the mountainside will give you views towards Lake Ashinoko and Mount Fuji. From the lakeshore you will sail across the water to see the Torii gate by Kuzuryu Shrine, associated with the area’s nine-headed dragon deity. If you enjoy art, you may choose to visit one of the many art museums dotted around Hakone. After you make your reservation, your tour guide will be in touch to plan a personalised itinerary. You will be asked to pick between four and five places to visit so the day suits your interests. Please note that Hakone is a mountainous region; if walking is difficult for you, see the ‘pick up details’ for information about private vehicle options.