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6-7 hour tour of Fujinomiya, Shizuoka with a local guide
Regional dishes and specialties from 6 local shops and restaurants
Soba lunch at an 80-year-old restaurant
Handmade wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) made by a confectionery master
Visit Fujisan Sengen Shrine (a famous local shrine) and the new Mt. Fuji Cultural Center
Starting at Tokyo, Osaka, or Kyoto, hop aboard the super-fast Shinkansen bullet train (ticket included) to Shizuoka! With train fare, snacks and ekiben (train bento), local tour guide, 6 food stops, and return travel included; this is the ultimate Shizuoka tour package, a 6-7 hour tour in total.
Shizuoka, a prefecture known for high-quality green tea leaves, fresh wasabi, and the sweetest mikan (mandarin oranges) in Japan, has abundant natural resources that contribute to the local food culture. The cuisine of Fujinomiya, in particular, benefits from the crisp and clear spring water of Mt. Fuji, which is one of the most important components to making Japanese sake and soba noodles, as well as delicious Japanese tea!
We’ll begin this Shizuoka food tour at the new Mt. Fuji World Heritage Cultural Center. From there, you’ll enjoy a green tea tasting experience with wagashi, try high-quality soba made with mountain spring water, taste a local style of oden, and more! The food tour includes stops at Omiya Yokocho, a popular drinking alley where delicious snacks abound; and Fujisan Sengen Shrine, the primary shrine dedicated to Mt. Fuji and also the usual starting point for climbers who attempt Japan’s tallest mountain.
While it’s an easy day trip from Tokyo, Fujinomiya is not your average tourist attraction. The Flavors of Mt. Fuji Tour will introduce you to local Shizuoka specialties, family-run shops, and stunning seasonal wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets). Get inspired by Furusato (the local Japanese hometown spirit) in Fujinomiya during this food tour of Fujinomiya!
The food tour starts strictly on time. If guests do not arrive at the meeting point by the departure time, the tour will begin regardless, and no refund shall be given
Please wear comfortable shoes as this tour will involve lots of walking
Guests depart from Tokyo, Osaka, or Kyoto and travel to Shizuoka via the Shinkansen bullet train, with tickets included in the tour.
Vegetarian
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Vegan
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Halal
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Pescetarian
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Gluten-free
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Kosher
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Vegetarian
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Vegan
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Halal
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Pescetarian
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Gluten-free
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Kosher
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Course changes seasonally, exact dishes can't be confirmed in advance. byFood can communicate any dietary needs to the host when you book.
Guided Shinkansen (bullet train) trip from Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka
Bento lunch and snacks on the train
Local dishes at 6 food stops
6-7 hour tour of Fujinomiya with local tour guide
Return travel to your starting city
Hotel pick up not included
Gratuity
Transportation costs
Additional drinks or food (not included but possible to purchase at guest’s expense)
The meeting point is in front of the Apple Marunouchi Store near Tokyo Station.
Meet-up details will be sent to your provided email address once your booking is confirmed.
I went on the Mount Fuji Tour with my wife. We were guided by Lauren and Alex and they were fantastic to travel with! They took us to some local traditional restaurants which were great, but the best food on the tour was at the yakisoba restaurant! We enjoyed the Mount Fuji Museum too. We didn't get to see real Fuji-San as it was raining on the day we went, sadly, but our guides were great and so were the food. We got to taste some really amazing local food and learnt a lot about the Mount Fuji ...read more