If you hope to see Mt. Fuji, then Fuji Five Lake [ Fujigoko ] district can be a good choice when you are blessed with a fine weather.
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6900.htmlFor visiting in late November, Hakone can be a better choice.
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: what is the best way to travel there from kyoto and then proceed to tokyo from mt fuji?
That depends on which you make most of: comfortableness, convenience, time cost or money cost? And, which places in Tokyo will you lodge and travel in?
From Kyoto to the area around Kawaguchiko [ Lake Kawaguchi ], which is one of Fuji Five Lakes:
- Shinkansen and local bus
: Route: Kyoto 09:56 Shinkansen Hikari 466 ---- 11:31 Shizuoka 11:48 Shinkansen Kodama 644 ---- 12:01 Shin-Fuji --[walk]-- Shin-Fuji Sta. bus stop 12:30 --[Fujikyu local bus]-- 14:25 Kawaguchiko Sta. bus stop.
: Fare and charge (per adult): JR 10,380 to 10,580 yen (fare and Shinkansen charge, with seat reservation) + Fujikyu bus 2,360 yen (fare, with no reservation).
- Overnight highway bus
: Route: Kyoto Sta. Hachijo Entrance bus stop (on the Shinkansen side) 23:18 --[highway bus]-- 08:20 Kawaguchiko Sta. bus stop.
: Fare (per adult): 8,000 yen.
: Note: You have to reserve your seats and purchase your tickets by four days before the boarding date. (As to the reservation, I think you can consult Kintetsu office at Kyoto Station, which is in front of Shinkansen Central Gate of JR.)
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