One Day Tour to Oishi Park and Fruit Picking in Mt. Fuji Tokyo

Nestled at the base of the iconic Mt. Fuji, Oishi Park offers a delightful one-day getaway for nature enthusiasts and fruit lovers alike. This guided tour provides an opportunity to indulge in seasonal fruit picking, marvel at stunning flower displays, and experience the breathtaking views from the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway. With a friendly, bilingual guide and a wheelchair-accessible itinerary, this tour promises an unforgettable experience for the whole family. From the delectable lunch to the picturesque scenery, there’s something to captivate every visitor.

Key Points

• A one-day tour to Oishi Park and fruit picking near Mt. Fuji, Tokyo, including admission to the Mt Fuji Panoramic Ropeway and all-you-can-eat seasonal fruit picking.
• Lunch is provided, and the tour is led by a Japanese-speaking driver/guide and a Chinese/English-speaking guide.
• Seasonal fruit picking is available year-round, with specific peak seasons for each fruit, along with flower viewing opportunities at Oishi Park.
• The tour transportation is wheelchair accessible and stroller-friendly, with a maximum capacity of 100 travelers and a minimum of 15 participants required for operation.
• The tour itinerary is subject to change due to traffic or weather conditions, and customer’s WhatsApp or mobile number is required at booking for communication.

Tour Overview and Features

This one-day tour to Oishi Park and fruit picking in the shadow of Mt. Fuji, Tokyo, includes admission to the Mt Fuji Panoramic Ropeway, an all-you-can-eat seasonal fruit picking experience, and lunch.

The tour is led by a Japanese-speaking professional driver/guide and a Chinese/English-speaking guide. English or Chinese translation is provided on the bus.

The meeting point is the Robert Indiana Sculpture: LOVE in Nishishinjuku, with a 15-minute early arrival recommended for an 8:00 AM departure.

The tour ends at the Tokyo Mode Gakuen in Nishishinjuku.

Fruit Picking Schedule

Seasonal fruit picking is offered throughout the year, with different fruits available during their respective peak seasons.

Guests can enjoy strawberries from December to May, cherries in June, peaches from mid-July to mid-August, grapes from mid-August to early October, and berries from early October to mid-November.

Along With the fruit picking, the tour also includes flower viewing opportunities at Oishi Park, such as cherry blossoms in April, lavender in late June to mid-July, kochia in October, and autumn leaves in November.

Fruits may be shared as tasting plates or souvenirs if not fully ripe.

Transportation and Accessibility

The tour transportation is wheelchair accessible, with stroller access and suitable surfaces. The tour can accommodate a maximum of 100 travelers, though a minimum of 15 participants is required for the tour to operate. In the event of low participant numbers, a mini van may be used instead. Seat belts must be worn on the tour bus.

Transportation	Details
Wheelchair Access	Yes
Stroller Access	Yes
Surface Suitability	Yes
Max Travelers	100
Min Travelers	15
Vehicle	Tour Bus or Mini Van

Itinerary and Schedule Changes

Although the tour itinerary is subject to change due to traffic or weather conditions, the tour operator makes every effort to adhere to the planned schedule.

In case of poor visibility of Mt. Fuji due to bad weather, the tour may visit alternative sites like the Fuji Visitors Center or Oshino Hakkai.

Lunchtime isn’t included in the itinerary, with approximately 30 minutes allocated.

Travelers should be aware that the tour is non-refundable upon cancellation, as confirmed at the time of booking.

Customer Feedback and Reviews

Customers have provided mixed feedback on their experiences with this tour, based on reviews from platforms like Viator and Tripadvisor. While the overall rating is 4.0, some reviewers noted issues such as itinerary changes, lack of communication from the guide, and inefficiency.

Positive	Negative
Tour included admission and all-you-can-eat fruit picking	Dissatisfaction with tour guide’s silence and unfulfilled itinerary
Transportation was wheelchair accessible	Changes to the itinerary due to traffic or weather conditions

The tour is free for infants aged 0-2 if no separate seat is occupied, and a customer’s WhatsApp or mobile number is required at booking.

Meeting Point and Departure/End Point

The meeting point for the Oishi Park and Fruit Picking Tour is the Robert Indiana Sculpture: LOVE in Nishishinjuku, Tokyo.

Travelers should arrive 15 minutes early before the 8:00 AM departure.

The tour ends at Tokyo Mode Gakuen, also in Nishishinjuku, Tokyo.

English or Chinese translation service is available on the bus throughout the day-long excursion.

Guests must wear seatbelts on the tour bus, which is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.

The minimum number of participants required for the tour to operate is 15, with a maximum capacity of 100 travelers.

Guides and Language Services

While the Oishi Park and Fruit Picking Tour is led by a Japanese-speaking professional driver/guide, it also features a Chinese/English-speaking guide to provide translation services on the bus. This ensures a seamless experience for all participants, regardless of their language proficiency.

Language	Guides
Japanese	Professional driver/guide
Chinese	Bilingual guide
English	Bilingual guide

The tour is designed to cater to a diverse audience, making it accessible and enjoyable for travelers from various backgrounds.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The Oishi Park and Fruit Picking Tour includes several key features and experiences.

It provides admission to the Mt Fuji Panoramic Ropeway and an all-you-can-eat seasonal fruit picking experience. Lunch is also included.

The tour is led by a Japanese-speaking professional driver/guide and a Chinese/English-speaking guide, with translation services available on the bus.

The tour departs at 8 AM from the Robert Indiana Sculpture: LOVE in Nishishinjuku, Tokyo and returns to Tokyo Mode Gakuen in the same area.

Visitors can expect to see seasonal flowers and foliage in Oishi Park, depending on the time of year.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Tour’s Cancellation and Refund Policy?

The tour is non-refundable upon cancellation. Confirmation is received at booking, so customers should be aware of the policy before making a reservation.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary to Suit My Preferences?

The tour itinerary is fixed and can’t be customized. While the schedule may change due to weather or traffic, the core activities of visiting Oishi Park and fruit picking are set. Travelers cannot modify the tour to suit their preferences.

Are There Any Additional Costs or Fees Not Included in the Tour Price?

The tour price does not include any additional costs or fees. However, it’s recommended to bring extra money for personal expenses like souvenirs, snacks, or lunch, as the tour only covers the specified inclusions.

How Long Is the Total Duration of the Tour?

The total duration of the tour is approximately 8 hours, with an 8:00 AM departure and arrival back at Tokyo Mode Gakuen around 3:15 PM. The tour includes transportation, admission fees, and a fruit picking experience.

Can I Request a Private Tour or Smaller Group Size?

Travelers can request a private tour or smaller group size, but the tour has a minimum of 15 participants required for operation. In low participant numbers, a mini van may be used instead of the larger tour bus.

The Sum Up

This one-day tour to Oishi Park offers a delightful experience for fruit lovers and families. Visitors can enjoy all-you-can-eat seasonal fruit picking, stunning flower views, and a ride on the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway, all while being guided by a knowledgeable team. With wheelchair accessibility and a friendly atmosphere, it’s an unforgettable way to experience the beauty of Mt. Fuji.