Hot springs & baths · HOT SPRING HIKES IN JAPAN
The 4 best hot spring hikes in Japan you can book today, with what each costs, how long you get in the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Hike sacred Mt. Takao with a private guide, spot Mt. Fuji, learn onsen manners, and soak in hot springs near Tokyo.
“Had a great day! Very nice trek to reach the summit of Mt Takao. Moderate difficulty. From the summit managed to sight Mt Fuji. This was great as we had been on the Mt Fuji trip the day before and were disappointed that we couldn't see it dRead more”
Hike sacred Kurama Mountain from Kyoto, visit Kibune Shrine and Kurama Temple, then relax at a mountain hot spring for $80.
“Trip was excellent. Guide (Phillipe) was very knowledgeable and very patient with such a high climb. Very informative and enjoyable trip.”
Hike Hakone’s caldera rim, enjoy Fuji views, local lunch, and an onsen on this demanding 7 to 8 hour guided outing.
“This was a great day's hike. Good views and a very interesting and patient guide. I think it's best for active families or individuals and there is uneven terrain but it was delightful day. We are glad we did the hike even though it was foggy and we couldn't see Fuji.”
Review of Samurai Guide Sho’s Mt. Takao hike from Shinjuku, with temple, chairlift, tattoo-friendly onsen, costs, tips, and itinerary details.
“The train guidance from Shinjuku to Mt. Takao was very clear and smooth. Samurai Guide Sho made every transfer easy, so l never felt lost. During the hike, he adjusted the pace for everyone, which made the climb comfortable. The route felt well planned and stress-free. Returning to Shinjuku was also smooth and reassuring.”
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