Cost & Ages: $40 (12 & up) | $35 (6-11) | $30 (5) | $32 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 200

Depart: 0700 | Return: 1900

First, we visit Fuji Fugaku Windcave and Narusawa Hyoketsu Ice Cave for a cool underground adventure. Next, we stop at Narusawa Roadside Station for lunch. The day closes at Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba — a beautifully preserved village of traditional thatched-roof houses set along the shore of Lake Saiko, with Mt. Fuji framing the backdrop.

The minimum age for the Ice Cave is 5 years; therefore, the minimum age for this tour is 5 years. Admissions to all scheduled places are included.

Cost & Ages: $65 (15 & Up) | $60 (6-14) | $52 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 100

Depart: 0800 | Return: 1700

Gear up for a thrilling rafting trip on the Okutama River. Due to rafting company regulations, the minimum age for this tour is 6 years. One parent or guardian is required for every two children.

Bring a bath towel and a change of clothes. Also consider wearing a bathing suit and river shoes (or rent them from a shop).

SIGN-UP IS IN PERSON ONLY

Cost & Ages: $60 (15 & up) | $55 (6-11) | $50 (0-5) | $48 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 450

Depart: 0500 | Return: 1930

Visit three stunning waterfalls: the 110-meter-high Yudaki Falls with its close-up viewing platform; Kegon Waterfall, nearly 100 meters tall and ranked among Japan’s three most beautiful falls; and Ryuzu Cascade — whose name means “dragon head waterfall” in Japanese, earned by the shape of its tumbling flow. At Toshogu Shrine, look for the famous carving of the “hear no evil, speak no evil, see no Three Monkeys evil” three monkeys.

Due to the long distance of this tour, it is not recommended for young children. Admissions to all scheduled places are included.

Cost & Ages: $45 (12 & up) | $40 (4-11) | $30 (0-3) | $36 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 250

Depart: 0600 | Return: 1900

Shirane in Yamanashi Prefecture is one of the few places in the Kanto Plain where peach picking is available. Pick and eat as many peaches as you can in 60 minutes — additional peaches are available for purchase at the orchard. Next, we visit Kanazakura Shrine at Shosenkyo Gorge, home to a sacred collection of large crystal balls reflecting Yamanashi’s fame for crystals. We close the day with a leisurely 90-minute walk through the gorge.

We recommend bringing a small towel to wash your hands after handling peaches. Admissions to all scheduled places are included. Bring rain gear.

Cost: $50 (15 & up) | $40 (3-14) | $30 (0-2) |$40 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 350

Depart: 0600 | Return: 2000

Harada Farm in the city of Numata, Gunma Prefecture, is one of the few spots in the Kanto Plain offering peach picking. Help yourself to as many peaches as you can eat in 30 minutes — additional peaches are available for purchase. Afterward, we head to the Wind Chime Festival at Houtokuji Temple.

We recommend bringing a small towel to wash your hands after handling peaches. Admissions to all scheduled places are included.

General Cost: $35 | $28 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 200

Depart: 0630 | Return: 1930

The beaches on the east side of Boso Peninsula face the Pacific Ocean. On a clear day the west side offers views of Mt. Fuji in the distance.

Bring a bath towel and a change of clothes, a beach mat, and your own float. Wear a bathing suit and rash guard (tattoo cover).

Cost: $100 (6 & up) | $80 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 200

Depart Atsugi: 0300 | Depart Mt. Fuji: 1900 | Return: 2200

Mt. Fuji stands 3,776 meters (12,389 feet) high and will push your ability to climb at altitude to the limit. We start at Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station. Price includes bus transportation, tour guide service, and a Mt. Fuji Climber Coin & T-shirt. Due to high altitude and demanding trail conditions, this tour is restricted to ages 6 and older. In the event of inclement weather, the tour will be cancelled.

Climbers must complete the Mt. Fuji Safety Brief before signing up. A ¥1,000 donation will be collected at the beginning of the climb. Not recommended for young children. SIGN-UP IS IN PERSON ONLY.

*Advanced: Trails are 90% up and down hill with rugged and slippery terrain, with a total distance of 6 to 10 miles. Mt. Fuji falls in this category due to its high elevation.

Cost: $50 (12 & up) | $42 (6–11) | $30 (0–5) | $40 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 200

Fun for the whole family! The Kadokawa Culture Museum is a groundbreaking kind of museum built on the unique concept of blending books, art, and natural history into a single, immersive experience. Afterward, enjoy plenty of free time to browse shops and sample sweets in Ginza.

Admissions to all scheduled places are included. Bring rain gear.