What to do around Tokyo and Mount Fuji ?

Tokyo is the world's most populous metropolitan area, with 14 million people living in the central party of the city alone. That statement alone insinuates the sheer amount of discovery to be had when visiting Japan's capital, but it also carries a sense of intimidation. Where does one even start? The answer to that is "anywhere," and the regional pass options within the Tokyo area allow for access to different train lines around the city. From the JR Yamanote Line that loops through Tokyo's most significant districts, to facilities like the Odakyu Line that go from the inner city out to Kanagawa. 

Go from Shinjuku and Shibuya, hubs for culture and socialization, to charming neighborhoods that seamlessly blend residential and commercial. Eat at world class restaurants and modest izakayas. Appreciate both fine art and green parks. See historic temples and shrines and contemporary architecture, all in one city! Then, take the opportunity to get away from the center and see the amazing nature that surrounds the urban landscape.