Kanto Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Kanto Tours & Trips

• What are the must-see highlights on a general tour of the Kanto Region?

  The Kanto Region blends centuries-old traditions with modern attractions. Essential stops include the 7th-century Sensoji Temple in Asakusa the towering Great Buddha statue in Kamakura and the ever-moving Shibuya Crossing. Mt. Fuji views from Lake Kawaguchi Tokyo Skytree and Hakone's hot springs round out the experience. A TourRadar traveler shares "The variety of experiences was amazing - from peaceful temples to vibrant city streets. The Hakone area with its views of Mt. Fuji was definitely a highlight." Tours typically base visitors at central hotels like the Fuji View Hotel and Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo making these sites easily accessible.

• How many days should I plan for a general tour of the Kanto Region?

  Plan for 7-8 days to explore the Kanto Region properly. This timeframe lets visitors discover Tokyo's energy venture to Kamakura's cultural sites experience Mt. Fuji and Hakone's landscapes and explore Yokohama's waterfront. TourRadar data shows most successful tours span 8 days with key stops in Tokyo Hakone and Kamakura. A TourRadar guest notes: "The 8-day itinerary was perfect - enough time to see everything at a comfortable pace while staying at nice hotels like the Hotel New Grand and still having free time to explore."

• What types of transportation are used during Kanto Region general tours?

  Tours combine Japan's public transit network with private transportation. Visitors ride the high-speed Shinkansen local trains Hakone's scenic cable cars and private coaches. Many itineraries include water transport like the Hakone Pirate Ship on Lake Ashi and Sumida River boats. A TourRadar guest reflects: "The combination of public transport and private vehicles worked perfectly - we got to experience Japan's amazing train system while having the convenience of a private bus when needed." Tours provide transport passes and arrange transfers to hotels like the Tenseien Odawara Station Annex.

• What kind of accommodation can I expect on a Kanto Region general tour?

  Lodging varies from contemporary urban hotels to traditional Japanese inns. Tokyo stays often feature properties like the Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo or Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Ariake. In Hakone travelers might experience ryokans like the Fuji View Hotel complete with onsen baths. A TourRadar guest shares: "The mix of Western-style hotels in Tokyo and traditional accommodations near Mt. Fuji gave us a great taste of both modern and traditional Japan." Properties typically include breakfast with both Western and Japanese options.

• How accessible is Mount Fuji from Kanto Country Region?

  Mount Fuji welcomes visitors through organized day trips from Tokyo with stops at Lake Kawaguchiko and the 5th Station. Express buses from Shinjuku reach the mountain in 2-3 hours. Tour records show October through February offers the clearest views. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The Mount Fuji day trip was well-organized offering perfect photo opportunities from Lake Kawaguchiko and ample time at the 5th Station."

• When is the best time to visit the Kanto Country Region for a general tour?

  Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) provide ideal conditions for Kanto Region tours. Spring brings cherry blossoms to Sensoji Temple and Meiji Shrine while autumn paints Kamakura's Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine in rich colors. A TourRadar visitor reports "The weather was perfect for exploring Tokyo and surrounding areas making it easy to enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities." Popular hotels like the Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo fill quickly during these seasons requiring advance reservations.