Discover Mt. Fuji: Online Experience
Travel Virtually to Mt. Fuji with our local host and learn all about this Iconic Mountain and the surrounding area.
Join our local expert
Our Mt. Fuji Virtual Tour is a great way to get to know the most iconic and majestic symbol of Japan. Mt Fuji is very special to Japanese people, it represents faith and admiration. On our online experience, we will share Mt. Fuji and the areas around it from a local’s perspective. You will get to hear about the history, culture as well as stories from the locals who live in Shizuoka prefecture. We will discover some of the things to see and do and of course the best food that you must try when you visit someday!
What our guests say about our Virtual Experiences :
I have to admit, I wasn’t sure how a virtual food tour would go without being there to see and taste things. But it was AMAZING. I’m so impressed with how Arigato has adapted these tours for online. The guide was engaging and funny. The tour was very informative and covered everything from food history, to geography, and even learning some Japanese terms … but all in a very fun interactive way. –Rachelle_Lucas_FL Orlando, FL
We are experts in culinary tourism! These days of course, we cannot have guests on our walking food tours but we are excited to connect and share our stories and knowledge with you right in your own homes.
Experience Highlights:
- Share our stories and hear about you!
- Learn about Mt. Fuji, the surrounding area
- Fun exploration of Fuji stories, and experiences.
- Interactive game/ quiz
- Q&A time about any of your Japan and travel questions
- resource pack afterwards (no worries about taking notes)
Please note: To keep the sessions fun and personal we set the maximum 10 guests per group. Session will be held on ZOOM And will start ontime. There are no refunds for failure to show for your online session.
Zoom is an easy to use online video conference app. We will send you your custom link when you have confirmed purchase of the experience. We will open the zoom room 10 mins before the session, and recommend that you login a few minutes early to test your video and microphone for the experience. Zoom for interactivity works best on a laptop or computer but can also work on your phone or tablet. We look forward to meeting you online!
Online Experience Schedule:
| Mon-Saturday | |
|---|---|
| Morning Session | 9am-10am JST |
| Afternoon Session | 3pm-4pm JST |
| Evening Session | 9pm-10pm JST |
All times above are listed in Japan Time (JST) to covert to your local time please see TIMEandDATE
Custom times might be available, please contact us to request.
This experience was designed with the support of EXPLORE SHIZUOKA. On their site (click the logo below) you can find other tours and activities as well as valuable travel information.
¥1650 / Person
Really enjoyed learning about Mt. Fuji and how to climb in the future!
Paul P.
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