Keio: 1-Day Ticket with Mt. Takao Cable Car & Chair Lift Ticket
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Walk along forest paths and ride the cable car
This one-day ticket combines travel on the Keio and Inokashira lines with a cable car and chair lift ticket for a visit to Mt. Takao. The described route begins at Shinjuku Station and heads to the mountain, where visitors can walk forest paths and see surrounding mountains, hills and nearby towns. The cable car and chair lift offer two ways to travel through the area.
What's Included
- 1-day Keio and Inokashira Line ticket
What's Not Included
- Other personal expenses
- Attraction admission
- Keio Takaosan onsen ticket
Prices and discounts
Opening hours
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation allowed up to 24 hours before the event.
Wheelchair Accessible
Additional Information & Description
Mt. Takao by rail and cable car
Mt. Takao combines forest paths with a cable-car ascent overlooking mountains, hills and nearby towns. This one-day ticket connects the journey from Tokyo with transport on the mountain, bringing the walk and the ride into the same outing.
The forest paths are the walking part of the visit. The cable car changes the perspective: as you ascend, the surrounding landscape includes both natural features and the towns nearby. Keep those two parts in mind when planning your time at Mt. Takao, rather than treating the mountain transport as the whole visit.
What the ticket covers
The package includes a one-day ticket for the Keio and Inokashira lines, a Mt. Takao cable car ticket and a chair lift ticket. The railway portion covers the named lines; the two mountain transport components serve the Mt. Takao part of the trip.
The chair lift provides an alternative means of travelling through the area. It is a separate component from the cable car, so the package brings together rail travel and two forms of mountain transport rather than simply providing a train ticket to the destination.
Getting there and using your ticket
The described route starts at Shinjuku Station, where you take the Keio Line towards Mt. Takao. Shinjuku is therefore the starting point to use when organising the rail journey from Tokyo.
Ticket delivery is instant, and smartphone tickets are supported. You can keep the ticket on your phone for the visit. Wheelchair access is listed for this ticket; that access information should not be read as a description of every forest path or mountain route.
Costs outside the package
Attraction admission, a Keio Takaosan onsen ticket and other personal expenses are excluded. Budget separately for any paid attractions you choose to enter around Mt. Takao. A visit to the onsen also requires a separate ticket; it is not part of the transport package.
Frequently Asked Questions about Keio: 1-Day Ticket with Mt. Takao Cable Car & Chair Lift Ticket
It includes a one-day Keio and Inokashira Line ticket, a Mt. Takao cable car ticket and a chair lift ticket.
Visitors can walk forest paths, ride the cable car and use the chair lift to travel through the area.
The described route begins at Shinjuku Station, where visitors take the Keio Line towards Mt. Takao.
Yes. Smartphone tickets are supported, with instant ticket delivery.
Wheelchair access is listed for this ticket.
Attraction admission, a Keio Takaosan onsen ticket and other personal expenses are excluded.
Cancellation is available before the timeslot, within the stated 24-hour cancellation window.
Distributor of "Keio: 1-Day Ticket with Mt. Takao Cable Car & Chair Lift Ticket"
Klook Travel Technology Limited