Capture the beauty of Mt. Fuji on this meticulously crafted day tour, showcasing six breathtaking photo locations. Start with serene Lake Yamanaka for mirror-like reflections before wandering through the charming Hikawa Clock Shop Street, famed for its picturesque views. Visit Arakurayama Sengen Park for classic vistas of the mountain and pagoda, then explore the tranquil Oshino Hakkai springs. Snap unique shots at the Mt. Fuji Lawson Convenience Store and delight in seasonal flowers at Oishi Park. Enjoy flexible pickup options and a stress-free experience that allows you to focus on capturing memorable moments.
- Six iconic photo stops to capture stunning views of Mt. Fuji
- Flexible pickup from Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, or select hotels
- Seasonal flower displays at Oishi Park enhance your photography
- Enjoy ample time at each location without the rush
Please be aware that a tour guide is going to be waiting for the guests at Marunouchi North Exit of Tokyo Station.
A rare spot where Mt. Fuji and its reflection can appear together on calm mornings. Walk onto the lakeside gravel shore and capture mirror-like photos. You may also enjoy feeding swans by the lake.
Why not view Mount Fuji from a historic town? Gazing at Mount Fuji amidst the retro shops and nostalgic streets of the Showa era creates a harmonious and uniquely Japanese atmosphere.
At the end of a 398-step climb, you can see a stunning five-storey pagoda against the backdrop of Mount Fuji. Capturing them together creates one of the most iconic images of Japan. In spring, cherry blossoms add an authentic touch to the scene, while in autumn, vibrant red leaves provide a stunning contrast.
This set of eight ponds is located in the small village of Oshino in the Fuji Five Lakes region. The eight ponds are fed by snow melt from the slopes of nearby Mount Fuji that filters down the mountain through porous layers of lava for over 80 years, resulting in very clear spring water that is revered by the locals.
What images spring to mind when you think of the colours blue and white in Japan? Perhaps Mount Fuji, with its snowy summit against a blue sky. However, the Lawson convenience store chain might be an even more familiar sight. Here, you can capture Mount Fuji in all its blue-and-white glory right behind a matching blue-and-white Lawson, creating a wildly popular social media photo spot.
The scenery changes with the seasons: cherry blossom in spring, lavender in summer, maple leaves in autumn and snow covering everything in winter. Yet most importantly, Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji remain a constant, breathtaking backdrop.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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