• Lawson Fujikawaguchiko Town Hall - This brief stop for photos and refreshments provides an initial postcard-perfect view of Mt. Fuji towering over the serene town of Fujikawaguchiko. With the well-known Lawson convenience store in the foreground, it has become a surprisingly popular location for photographers aiming to capture the ideal blend of everyday life and majestic nature.

• Arakurayama Sengen Park - Featuring the renowned Chureito Pagoda, this hillside park offers one of the most celebrated panoramic views of Mt. Fuji. The five-story pagoda, framed by cherry blossoms in spring or vibrant leaves in autumn, creates a truly unforgettable scene. Prepare for a short climb—the reward is one of Japan’s most photographed vistas.

• Honcho Street - A short walk from Arakurayama Sengen Park, this nostalgic shopping street is lined with retro buildings, mom-and-pop stores, and cozy eateries. It’s an excellent place to capture Mt. Fuji perfectly aligned with a traditional townscape, evoking the charm of Showa-era Japan with a dramatic mountain backdrop.

• Oshino Hakkai - This peaceful village features eight pristine ponds formed by the snowmelt of Mt. Fuji, naturally filtered through lava layers. Surrounded by traditional thatched-roof houses, watermills, and seasonal blooms, the area feels like a step back in time. The clear ponds beautifully reflect the mountain—be sure to try the famous Mt. Fuji spring water!

• Yamanakako Hananomiyako Park - Set against the grandeur of Mt. Fuji, this seasonal flower park is a visual delight. Depending on the season, the fields bloom with tulips, poppies, sunflowers, or cosmos—offering vivid color contrasts against Japan’s most famous peak. It’s an ideal stop for wide-angle photos and leisurely strolls among nature’s finest displays.

• Lake Yamanaka - The largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Yamanaka provides expansive views of Mt. Fuji reflecting off its calm waters. Perfect for peaceful moments, photography, or lakeside relaxation.

• Hirano Beach - The lakeside Hirano Beach area is a tranquil spot where visitors can walk along wooden piers or relax on benches, enjoying the serenity of nature as the sun sets behind Japan’s sacred mountain.

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Start your day in Tokyo or Shinjuku and embark on a journey to the picturesque surroundings of Mt. Fuji. Begin with a quick visit to Lawson Fujikawaguchiko Town Hall for your first unobstructed view of Mt. Fuji in the distance. Proceed to Arakurayama Sengen Park and the renowned five-story Chureito Pagoda, where breathtaking vistas of Mt. Fuji await. Wander along the charming Honcho Street, lined with local shops and dining spots.

Continue your adventure in the tranquil village of Oshino Hakkai, famous for its eight pristine spring ponds nourished by Mt. Fuji’s snowmelt and its traditional thatched-roof homes. Then, head to Yamanakako Hana no Miyako Park, a vast floral paradise where fields of tulips, sunflowers, or cosmos bloom with Mt. Fuji as a stunning backdrop.

Conclude your day with a peaceful lakeside stroll along Lake Yamanaka and Hirano Beach, enjoying the expansive views of Mt. Fuji reflected in the serene waters. After a day filled with scenic wonders, return to Tokyo comfortably by evening.

• Transportation time from spot to spot is already included in the total duration listed.
• In compliance with Japanese law, vehicles cannot operate for more than 10 hours. The tour guide may adjust the itinerary based on real-time conditions.
• Itinerary is subjected to traffic & weather condition.
• The stay time for each spot may depend on the season and on-site situation.
• Please inform us if you will be bring along a baby stroller or wheelchair.
• Infant is free of charge, no seat available.
• It is recommended to bring some snacks or a light lunch with you to enjoy at the attraction sites or on the bus, as lunch time is not included.

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