Your driver will guide you through the significant viewpoints of the Fuji Speedway racing course and paddock.

Your driver will guide you around Oshino Hakkai, a traditional village known for its eight crystal-clear ponds fed by Mt. Fuji’s snowmelt. As you walk around the ponds, you will see the remarkably clear spring water and have time to take photos and explore small local shops.

Your driver will stop at Lake Ashi, a scenic crater lake formed by volcanic activity in Hakone. Visitors can enjoy views across the water toward Mt. Fuji on clear days and see the famous red torii gate of Hakone Shrine standing in the lake. The viewing area is chosen to accommodate wheelchair users and their companions, allowing them to comfortably enjoy the lakeside scenery. Along the way, your driver will explain the natural and cultural history of this iconic Hakone landscape.

Travelers can explore the Hakone Open-Air Museum, one of Japan’s most famous outdoor sculpture parks set in the beautiful mountains of Hakone. The spacious gardens feature large-scale artworks by international artists, allowing visitors to enjoy art as they walk through nature. Pathways are wide and relatively easy to navigate, making the museum comfortable for wheelchair users. Inside the park, guests can also relax at a small natural hot spring foot bath, where many travelers enjoy soaking their feet while taking in the mountain scenery - even those who usually do not enjoy traditional hot springs often find this experience surprisingly relaxing.