Mount Fuji Popular Instagrammable Spots One-Day Tour

Begin today's beautiful journey

8:00 JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit (Meeting Point Pick-up/Drop-off Package)

8:30 Tokyo Mode Gakuen (Meeting Point Pick-up/Drop-off Package)

7:00-8:30 Hotel pick-up within Tokyo's 12 wards (Hotel/Minshuku Pick-up/Drop-off Package)

Note: 1. Shinjuku Ward, 2. Chiyoda Ward, 3. Chuo Ward, 4. Taito Ward hotels/minshuku can be directly confirmed for pick-up.

Others (5. Minato Ward, 6. Shibuya Ward, 7. Toshima Ward, 8. Nakano Ward, 9. Sumida Ward, 10. Koto Ward, 11. Bunkyo Ward, 12. Edogawa Ward) require secondary confirmation.

※ The bus will not wait for latecomers, so it is recommended to wait at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure.

▼ Popular Instagrammable Spot - Arakurayama Sengen Park - The Best Location to View the Panoramic Mount Fuji (Approx. 60 mins)

A rising popular spot, known as one of the '21 places photographers around the world must visit before they die.' This is the perfect location to view the panoramic Mount Fuji. Climb the 397 steps near the main hall, and the 'Chureito Pagoda' will come into view. You can capture the 'Five-Story Pagoda & Mount Fuji & the street view below' all in one shot. Photographers and tourists from all over the world flock here to admire this scenery. Not only the cherry blossoms in spring, but also the fresh greenery in summer, red leaves in autumn, and snow in winter are incredibly beautiful. In addition to enjoying the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji, you can also overlook the panoramic view of...

▼ Hikawa Clock Shop - Unlock the Hidden Angle to Capture Japanese Street Scenes with Mount Fuji at the End (Approx. 20 mins)

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and come to the 'Ladder Town' of Mount Fuji. The quiet street leading to Mount Fuji looks like a ladder to the sky, and at the end of the road, it is as if Mount Fuji is right there—infinitely close yet untouchable. Hikawa Clock Shop is an incredibly popular Instagram spot with many tourists. Here, you can capture classic Japanese street scenes. Watching Mount Fuji blend seamlessly with the street offers a unique feeling, and it makes for highly photogenic pictures!

▼ Taste the Sweet Spring Water at Oshino Hakkai, the 'Jiuzhaigou' at the Foot of Mount Fuji (Approx. 90 mins)

【Oshino Hakkai】(1 hour) The so-called 'Oshino Hakkai' are actually eight clear springs formed by Mount Fuji's melted snow filtering through the ground. Oshino Hakkai is famous for its beautiful natural environment. The sparkling ponds blend beautifully with Mount Fuji, creating a breathtaking view that attracts countless photographers...

▼ Lawson Convenience Store - A Holy Land for Travel Photography (Approx. 20 mins)

Complimentary ice cream, coffee, or tea (hot/cold) from the convenience store (choose one of the three, limit 1 per person, purchased collectively by the driver/guide).

How to take street photos at the famous Kawaguchiko Lawson? Set up your tripod across the street, turn on portrait mode, and wait patiently for the crowd to thin out to snap a quick shot! Although the photos are beautiful, you have to cross the street, so please be sure to pay attention to safety!

▼ Kawaguchiko Oishi Park (Approx. 50 mins; visited during non-seasonal periods, Maple Corridor will not be visited)

Every summer, the lavender in Oishi Park on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi blooms in full glory, covering the park like a purple carpet, beautifully complementing the view of Mount Fuji. In autumn, the kochia (bassia) in the park turns crimson red, looking fluffy and adorable. This is also the venue for the Kawaguchiko Herb Festival. (Lavender: June-July; Begonias and Cosmos: July-September; Kochia: October)

▼ Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor (Seasonal Period: 10/20-11/23, Approx. 50 mins; Oishi Park will not be visited)

The sight of snow-capped Mount Fuji complementing the fiery red maple leaves is a view you cannot miss. This once-a-year event awaits your visit. The shores of Lake Kawaguchi are decorated with colorful red maples, creating an enchanting autumn scenery.

▼ Kawaguchiko Cherry Blossom Festival (Seasonal Period: 2024/04/05-2024/04/14, Approx. 50 mins; Oishi Park will not be visited)

The Fuji Kawaguchiko Cherry Blossom Festival will be held on the northern shore of Lake Kawaguchi (next to the Kawaguchiko Circular Hall), where Mount Fuji, the lake, and cherry blossoms...

Arrive at JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit / Tokyo Mode Gakuen / Hotel / Minshuku, and happily conclude today's journey!

Guests on the Meeting Point Pick-up/Drop-off Package can dismiss directly at Tokyo Station or Shinjuku to end the tour.

Guests on the Hotel/Minshuku Pick-up/Drop-off Package, please wait for the shuttle bus to arrive, and we will arrange to send you back to your hotel/minshuku to end the tour.

Tokyo Station (Tokyo Station Hotel) is located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, Japan, at the center of the Marunouchi business district. It is a complex station with upper and lower platforms. Currently active lines include: Tohoku Shinkansen, Yamagata Shinkansen, Akita Shinkansen, Joetsu Shinkansen, Nagano Shinkansen, Tokaido Line, Chuo Line (Rapid), Sobu Line (Rapid), Yokosuka Line, Keiyo Line, Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, Narita Express, Tokaido Shinkansen, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line (Station Code: M-17). It is not only the starting station for many railway lines in Japan but also one of Tokyo's major stations. The main building of Tokyo Station, the 'Tokyo Station Red Brick Station Building,' is one of Japan's National Important Cultural Properties. It was renovated to its current appearance in 2012, fully recreating the original look of the Tokyo Station building from 100 years ago.

Shinjuku is one of the most famous bustling commercial districts in Tokyo. The popular areas are mainly concentrated in the areas spreading out from Shinjuku Station, including several commercial areas such as the East Exit, West Exit, and South Exit. It is a shopper's paradise, with department stores, electronics streets, drugstores, and trendy clothing stores. Department stores like Odakyu, Keio, and Isetan are all great choices. Shinjuku is home to Kabukicho, Japan's most famous red-light district, which gathers countless restaurants, bars, karaoke halls, and adult entertainment venues, known as 'Japan's No. 1 Entertainment Street.'

Shinjuku Station is one of Tokyo's most important transportation hubs, with nearly 4 million passengers daily, making it the busiest railway station in the world. In addition, there are famous attractions such as Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (a cherry blossom viewing spot), the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and Golden Gai.