Can I do a day trip to Hakone from Tokyo?

Absolutely. A full-day charter (8–10 hours) lets you explore Hakone's highlights and return to Tokyo. From ¥7,000/hour (minimum 5 hours).

Can we stop at Mt. Fuji viewing points?

Yes. On clear days, we can take a route with Mt. Fuji views. Just let us know when you book.

Will the driver wait at my ryokan?

For one-way transfers, the driver drops you off. For day trips, the driver stays with you all day.

Haneda Airport to Hakone

80–100 km

~110 min

from ¥46,000 (~$307)

24/7

Quick AnswerHaneda Airport to Hakone: private Alphard from ¥46,000 (up to 4 passengers + 4 suitcases), HiAce from ¥59,000 (up to 9 + 9). Fixed price, ~110 min, no late-night surcharge. Available 24/7. Operated by PLENS Inc. (Tokyo) since Dec 2025. 13,000+ Narita and Haneda airport transfers processed through our 6-partner DMC network across Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Kyoto, Hokkaido and Okinawa. GetYourGuide Approved Supplier; also bookable on Viator and KKday. 24/7 English-speaking operations team in Tokyo coordinates with Type 2 commercial-licensed drivers across the network. You’re always in the loop — AI or a real person responds instantly, so you’ll never be left at the airport wondering where your driver is while juggling luggage and family. Book in 30 seconds at rydagent.com.

Group CapacityUp to 9 passengers + 9 large suitcases (HiAce)

90–120 min from central Tokyo

Scenic route with Mt. Fuji views

Perfect for ryokan stays

Stop at Owakudani or Lake Ashi

Hakone is one of Japan's most popular hot spring destinations, located 80–100 km southwest of Tokyo. While the Romancecar express train from Shinjuku takes about 85 minutes, it only goes to Hakone-Yumoto station — most ryokans and attractions require additional buses or taxis. A private transfer takes you from your Tokyo hotel directly to your ryokan door, with the option to stop at scenic spots like Owakudani, Lake Ashi, or Hakone Shrine along the way.

Haneda Airport → Hakone