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Fuji Hakone Pass
 
basic information

The Fuji Hakone Pass is a rail pass consisting of:

1) A round trip to the Mount Fuji Region by Odakyu Railways and Fujikyu/Keio highway bus.
2) Unlimited usage of buses, trains, boats, cablecar and ropeway in the free area around Hakone and the Fuji Five Lakes on three consecutive days.
3) Discounted admission to selected tourist attractions.

Fuji Hakone Pass
From Shinjuku
7,200 Yen
Reduced rates (50% off) apply for children aged 6-11.

The map below shows the train, cablecar, ropeway, boat and major bus lines to be used for the round trip and within the free area of the Hakone Free Pass:

Validity

Round trip:
1) The round trip is to be done by Odakyu Railways (excl. limited express) between Shinjuku and Odawara and Fujikyu/Keio highway bus between the Fuji Five Lake region and Shinjuku. You have to use the train for one of the two journeys and the bus for the other.
2) Free seat reservations have to be made in advance of boarding for the Fujikyu/Keio highway bus.
3) It is not possible to get off at stations between your departure station and the free area.
 
Free Area:
1) Unlimited usage of the Hakone Tozan Railway (Odawara-Gora), the cablecar and ropeway from Gora to Lake Ashi, sightseeing ships on Lake Ashi and many buses in the Hakone area.
2) Unlimited usage of Fujikyu buses between Gotemba and the Fuji Five Lake region and the Fujikyuko Railway Line between Kawaguchiko and Fuji-Yoshida.
 
Other Conditions:
1) Discounted admission to selected attractions in the Hakone and Fuji Five Lake areas.
2) The Fuji Hakone Pass is valid on three consecutive days.

Points of Sale

Major Odakyu railway stations, such as Shinjuku Station in central Tokyo.

Assessment

If you want to see both, Hakone and the Fuji Five Lake region in three days, the purchase of this free pass as opposed to regular tickets makes good sense.

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