
Tokyo & Mount Fuji
The classic first trip: four great courses, two nights in Tokyo, Fuji on the skyline.
- Nights
- 7
- Rounds
- 4
- From
- $6,200 pp
- Best season
- April – June, October – November
If you have never played golf in Japan, start here. Four rounds spread across the Izu Peninsula and the Fuji foothills, bookended by Tokyo — enough golf to feel like a golf trip, enough city and onsen to bring a non-golfing partner along without apology.
Day by day
- Day 1
Arrive Tokyo
Met at Haneda or Narita and driven to your hotel in Marunouchi. Evening at leisure; we book the first dinner if you would like us to.
- Day 2
Tokyo
Optional practice round
A slow morning, then a walking tour of the Imperial Palace grounds and Ginza — or nine holes and a range session to shake off the flight.
- Day 3
Tokyo to Gotenba
Taiheiyo Club — Gotemba Course
Early departure for tournament-standard parkland golf beneath Mount Fuji. Overnight at a Fuji-view hotel or hot-spring ryokan.
- Day 4
Fuji Five Lakes
Fuji-area championship course
A second Fuji round on a course chosen to suit your group, then an afternoon on Lake Kawaguchi.
- Day 5
Izu Peninsula
Kawana Hotel — Fuji Course
Down the coast to Kawana for the cliffside Alison classic. Two nights at the Kawana Hotel.
- Day 6
Izu
Kawana Hotel — Oshima Course
The sister course in the morning, an onsen and a seafood dinner in Ito in the afternoon.
- Day 7
Return to Tokyo
Back to the city by mid-afternoon. Final night in Tokyo, with a farewell dinner booked at your preference.
- Day 8
Depart
Private transfer to the airport, timed to your flight.
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