Tokyo / Shinjuku: Mount Fuji Day Tour Lake Kawaguchi & Yamanaka

Lake Yamanakako, also known as Swan Lake, is the largest lake of the five lakes in Fuji. Enjoy a stroll and feed the graceful swans, savor the serene beauty of Lake Yamanakako, and capture the charming reflection of Mount Fuji in the lake.

Oshino Hakkai is a World Heritage Site with eight clear springs formed by the snow melt of Mt. Fuji, known as one of the "100 Famous Waters of Japan". Taste the magical spring water for free, feel its sweetness and purity, and experience the legend of longevity. Enjoy a stroll through the village, stunning views of Mount Fuji, and a glimpse into Japan's traditional rural life. Taste Japanese traditional food & desserts, like udon, soba noodles, Kusamochi, and Kushidango.

Lake Kawaguchi is known as the shining pearl of the five lakes of Fuji, its intricate shoreline offers numerous vantage points to admire Mt. Fuji. Ten thousand years ago, a spectacular eruption of Mount Fuji created this stunning picture of lake and mountain. Stroll along its shores with Mt. Fuji in the background, a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere, and enjoy the beautiful reflection of Mt. Fuji in the clear water.

Oishi Park, nature's palette, is famous for its seasonal beautiful and vibrant flower displays. Whether it is cherry blossoms, lavender, red leaves, kochia, or snow and reeds, the seasons change the beauty is breathtaking. You can capture beauty photos with Lake Kawaguchi, seasonal flowers, and Mt. Fuji in the background.

A popular Instagram location showcases the unique beauty of Mt. Fuji. The modern blue facade of the convenience store contrasts strikingly with Japan’s tallest peak. After taking photos, visitors can purchase a variety of snacks, drinks, and essential supplies inside the store.

Famous park in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. It's known as one of the 21 places photographers from all over the world must visit in their lives. The Chureito Pagoda is a five-storied pagoda on the mountainside overlooking Fujiyoshida City and Mount Fuji. To reach the pagoda, visitors must climb the staircase of nearly 400 steps, the view from the top is considered one of the best in Japan.

At Shimoyoshida Honcho Street, the Hikawa Clock Shop, escape the urban hustle and bustle to reach the "Stairway to Mt. Fuji," a serene path leading to the iconic mountain.

Built in 705 and has a history of more than 1,300 years. It is a holy place to pray for well-being and family happiness. In 807, Mount Fuji erupted on a large scale, and society fell into panic. The shrine held a grand Mount Fuji Fire Control Ceremony, praying for peace and prosperity for the country and the return of Mount Fuji to tranquility.