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Shibuya Crossing
Cross the world's busiest intersection — then watch it from above.

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Tokyo · Mt. Fuji
5 Days / 4 Nights · From $589 / person
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Product A with the hotel taken care of. Four nights (5 days) in a 3-, 4- or 5-star hotel in central Tokyo — Minato-ku or Chuo-ku — chosen for convenience, walkable sightseeing and the restaurants around it. Two 18-hole rounds on mid-to-upper-grade courses: one around Tokyo matched to your hotel's location, one with Mt. Fuji views (Nishi Fuji, River Fuji, Fuji Chisan, Fuji G8 or equivalent); green fees and cart included, self-drive rounds. A 60-hour rental car is picked up at 08:00 on day 1 and returned to the same location by 20:00 on day 3. Your designer also introduces the best of Tokyo's seven wards — sights near your hotel, walking routes, restaurants in Azabu-Juban, Roppongi, Aoyama, Omotesando and Ginza, day-tour ideas for Shinjuku, Ueno, Meguro and Asakusa, and golf shops. Runs on weekdays, Oct 13, 2026 – Dec 15, 2027. Priced per person for a party of 4; parties of 3 and 2 are welcome with a small supplement (+$15 / +$30 per person).
Who this trip is for
Highlights
Hotel
Park Hyatt Tokyo · ★★★★★ · 4 nights · twin room東京都新宿区西新宿3-7-1-2
Golf · 2 rounds
Round 1 Mt. Fuji view · round 2 near Tokyo
Rental car · 60h · sedan
ORIX Rent-A-Car — Shinjuku West Exit東京都新宿区西新宿1-25-1 新宿センタービルB1F
Transportation
Rental car, 60 hours — day 1 08:00 → day 3 20:00
From$589 / personMinimum 4 travelers per booking · 2 travelers +$30 per person, 3 travelers +$15 per person
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Day by Day
Day 01
Pick up your rental car at 08:00 at the designated location — your 60 hours start here. Check in to your Minato / Chuo hotel and explore the neighborhood on foot.
Day 02
Drive out to a Mt. Fuji-view course — Nishi Fuji, River Fuji, Fuji Chisan, Fuji G8 or equivalent, about 90–120 minutes from Tokyo — for 18 holes. Green fee and cart included, self-play (no caddie).
Day 03
18 holes on a Dokumo-recommended course around Tokyo, chosen to fit your hotel's location. Return the car to the pickup location by 20:00, then dinner in Ginza or Azabu-Juban.
Day 04
A free day in the city: Asakusa and Skytree, Shinjuku, Ueno or Meguro as a one-day tour, or Aoyama–Omotesando–Ginza on foot with our restaurant picks.
Day 05
Check out of your hotel. Add nights, extra rounds or an airport transfer on request.
What's included
Not included
Conditions
Based on a party of 4 — from $589 per person; 2 travelers +$30 per person, 3 travelers +$15 per person.
Course conditions
2 × 18 holes · based on a party of 4 · green fee + cart fee, self-play (no caddie)
Around Tokyo — One Dokumo-recommended mid/upper-grade course around Tokyo, chosen to fit the route from your hotel.
Rental-car conditions
60 hours · Pickup: Day 1, 08:00 at the designated location · Return: Day 3, by 20:00 at the pickup location
| 4 travelers | Noah / Serena / Step WGN class |
| 3 travelers | Freed / Sienta class |
| 2 travelers | Note e-POWER / Aqua / Fit class |
Documents: International Driving Permit, passport, mobile number
Hotel
4 nights · Minato-ku or Chuo-ku, central Tokyo — 3- to 5-star
3★
4★
5★ · Apartment
From your designer
Before You Go
The practical stuff, answered before you think to ask. Full guides come with your booking.
US citizens can visit Japan visa-free for up to 90 days. Your passport just needs to be valid for the length of your stay. Fill out Visit Japan Web before you fly to skip the paper forms.
Most US flights land at Haneda (closer) or Narita (about 60–90 min out). Your trip includes a private transfer — your driver meets you at arrivals with a name board.
An unlimited-data eSIM is included with your trip. We send the QR code before departure — activate it when you land and you're online at the gate.
Tokyo's trains are the best in the world and Google Maps handles them perfectly. Trains stop around midnight; taxis are clean, safe, and take cards.
One tap-to-pay card covers every train, bus, vending machine, and convenience store. Yours comes preloaded, or add Suica to Apple Wallet before you leave home.
Cards work almost everywhere now, but small izakaya and shrines are cash-only. 7-Eleven ATMs accept US cards. ¥10,000–20,000 in cash per person is plenty to start.
Don't tip — anywhere, ever. It's not rude to skip it; it's rude to insist. Great service is the default and it's already in the price.
Wait to be seated, say 'sumimasen' to call staff, and slurping noodles is fine. Many small places seat 8–10 people — that's the charm, not a downgrade.
Japan's takkyubin service ships your suitcase hotel-to-hotel (or to the airport) overnight for about $15. Travel with a day bag and let your luggage meet you there.
Dial 110 for police, 119 for ambulance/fire. Japan is one of the safest countries on earth. Your 24/7 English support line is on your trip card for anything at all.
Konnichiwa (hello), arigatou gozaimasu (thank you), sumimasen (excuse me / sorry / call the waiter — the most useful word in Japan). English signage is everywhere in Tokyo.
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