All of them leave from Tokyo Station, return the same day, and all 8 cost the same. So the only question is which side of Mt. Fuji you want to see.

The only plan that goes up to Mt. Fuji 5th Station, with a Japanese lunch at a Kawaguchiko lakeside hotel included.

Walks the Momiji Corridor along Lake Kawaguchiko — it only looks like this for a few weeks a year.

The only plan with the Kaba amphibious bus that drives straight down into Lake Yamanaka — you stay in your seat.

Three things in one: a matcha-whisking session, the Kachikachi ropeway and a Lake Kawaguchi sightseeing boat.

The rebuilt thatched-roof village of Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba, plus Chureito Pagoda and Kawaguchiko Maple Park.

The only plan that crosses into Hakone: the sulphur valley of Owakudani, the ropeway, the Lake Ashi pirate ship and the floating torii gate.

Best for families with small children: hands-on animals at Makaino Farm, plus Shiraito Falls.

The only plan that stops at Gotemba Premium Outlets — Mt. Fuji views, then shopping.
Whether Mt. Fuji is visible depends entirely on the weather. Cloud cover is normal, especially around midday and in the summer months — OlaChill cannot promise a clear view on any given date. Tours run as scheduled on cloudy days.