2025 Fujiyoshida Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

A summer family trip 😍 Both adults and kids had a blast Every meal was delicious The only downside was the intense heat Here’s a recap of our trip with grandma, two 3-4 year-old kids, and a few adults: Day 1 We arrived at night. After picking up the car at Narita Airport, we headed to our hotel in Asakusa and had dinner nearby. We randomly chose an izakaya, and it turned out to be very tasty. Day 2 After breakfast, we went for a pre-booked yukata experience and photoshoot. Choosing and putting on the yukata took about an hour. Then, we headed to Senso-ji Temple for the photoshoot. Sweating profusely was inevitable, and the kids’ patience was limited. However, the photos turned out amazing and created wonderful memories. Despite the effort, I highly recommend it. Afterward, we had lunch and wandered around the area. Day 3 Another scorching day. We visited Ueno Zoo, which had a low entrance fee and a wide variety of animals. Surprisingly, we ended up buying quite a few items at the souvenir shop 🤣. However, visiting in summer was quite exhausting, and I somewhat regret this choice. Later, we headed to Lake Kawaguchi and stayed at a guesthouse with a view of Mount Fuji. It was fantastic. After dinner, we played with fireworks in the front yard. Day 4 We went peach-picking, a must-do during the season! Although the staff didn’t speak Mandarin or English, they were very hospitable. The freshly picked peaches were incredibly juicy and sweet 🍑. Afterward, we strolled through a park but left quickly due to mosquito bites. In the evening, we went shopping at a supermarket and drugstore. Day 5 It rained heavily that day, so we made a last-minute decision to visit Fuji-Q Highland. The main reason was the Thomas Train playhouse, which charges per attraction, so you don’t have to worry about spending the whole day or skipping rides that aren’t suitable. Luckily, the rain stopped later, and we enjoyed various rides. The restaurants inside weren’t expensive and offered plenty of options. Then, we visited the beautiful Music Forest Museum, which had a stunning environment and a view of Mount Fuji. The souvenirs were exquisite—a must-visit spot. Afterward, we went to Oishi Park to photograph the blooming lavender, with Mount Fuji as a breathtaking backdrop after the rain. Day 6 We went to Swan Boat Park to ride swan boats and feed the swans, which delighted the kids. Then, it was time to return to Tokyo. We loved the attractions and relaxed pace at Lake Kawaguchi, and even the random restaurants there were of high quality. Day 7 We visited Legoland and Diver City, taking a photo in front of the Statue of Liberty. The Legoland experience wasn’t as rich as I had imagined, so it’s skippable if you’re short on time. Diver City was great for shopping, and we got lost in the shopping spree. They even had giant cotton candy! Day 8 We made a final dash to Tsukiji Market before heading to the airport. There were so many delicious foods, but the long queues were intimidating. After lining up at a few places, we gave up.

Before setting off, we reached a consensus that we absolutely had to see Mount Fuji. Excluding the two days of flight time before and after, we stayed at Mount Fuji for three days and two nights! Thankfully, Mount Fuji was very accommodating, allowing us to see three different views within those three days. Day 1 (February 28, 2025) 12:10 Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport 🛫 16:15 Narita International Airport (Narita Airport) 🛬 18:15 Narita Limited Express 💤 (Eating on the train without buying anything was a huge mistake!) 19:45 Shinjuku Station 🚉 20:40 Moyan Curry Shinjukuhigashiguchiten (Curry at a very crowded but creative curry shop) 22:26 Via inn Shinjuku (A small lounge area with two seats, which is a big plus for a business hotel in Japan! 🛋️) Day 2 (March 1, 2025) 08:00 Via inn Shinjuku (Goodbye) 09:13 Shinjuku Station (Coincidentally, anonymous Suica cards were going on sale that day 🍉 Buy and use immediately) 09:30 Fujikyu Railway 💤 (You'll see Mount Fuji for a longer time on the left, but after Fuji-Q Highland Station, you'll also see it on the right) 11:31 Kawaguchiko Station 🚉 12:36 Fujitenpura (Standing in line for lunch) 14:02 Hotel Tatsugaoka Fuji (First check-in, assigned a room with a view of Mount Fuji 🥳) 15:24 Arakurayama Sengen Park Observatory (Better light in the morning ⚠️) 16:39 Fujiyoshida Retro Shopping Street (Less long queues for photos as the sun sets 📷) 17:52 Golden Torii Gate (Not a short walk from the shopping street, but you can take photos of Mount Fuji along the way) 18:52 Katsuan Fujiyoshidaten (Tonkatsu curry 👍🏻) 20:06 Walked back to the hotel from Fuji-Q Highland (it was quite dark and scary at night, so it's best to use a flashlight 🔦) 20:30 Hotel Tatsugaoka Fuji (The onsen ♨️ was okay, but the massage chairs were a bit rough) Day 3 (2025/03/02) 09:30 Left Hotel Tatsugaoka Fuji 11:00 Arrived at Kawaguchi Asama Shrine Haruka-sho (We were the only ones with a couple from Taipei, so we could take lots of photos) 13:30 Queued for lunch at Beef Cutlet Restaurant koushuya 14:40 Queued for the Mt. Fuji scenic cable car 🚡 15:09 Kawaguchiko Tenjō-zan Park (After seeing the grand view yesterday, this place was just so-so) 16:11 Grabbed the last of the FUJIYAMA COOKIE (Turns out Fuji-Q Highland also sells them) 16:40 Returned to Kawaguchiko to buy souvenirs 🛍️ and eat Fujisan Pudding 🍮 18:30 Rushed into Fuji-Q Highland for photos before closing (Ichiraku Ramen was already closed, what a disappointment) 20:13 Hotel Tatsugaoka Fuji 💤 Day 4 (2025/03/03) 09:00 Goodbye Hotel Tatsugaoka Fuji 10:30 Took a bus to Kawaguchiko (the weather changed, so we left Kawaguchiko early) 11:00 Highway bus 🚌 back to Shinjuku 💤 13:30 Dropped off luggage in front of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden at APA Hotel 🧳 (no small lounge but the onsen 🧖 was nice) 14:42 Had lunch at saru-suberi 🍜 (the dry noodles were delicious 😋) 16:22 Visited the world's first immersive experience park, "IMMERSIVE FORT," in Odaiba TOKYO (If you don't speak Japanese, only Sherlock Holmes is suitable to participate) 20:00 Leave Odaiba back to Shinjuku 💤 Day 5 (2025/03/04) 06:30 APA Hotel, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, goodbye 07:50 Take the Narita Limited Express from Shinjuku 💤 09:35 Narita International Airport 🛫 16:10 Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport 🛬 #NovemberDestinations2025 #Mt.FujiHarukaStop #Mt.Fuji #IndependentTravel

✨ Chureito Pagoda (忠霊塔) is one of the most famous and stunning spots to view Mount Fuji, especially during spring when cherry blossoms are in full bloom or in autumn when the leaves change color! The view of the five-story red pagoda, the majestic Mount Fuji, and the city below looks like a scene straight out of a postcard! 😍 📍 How to Get to Chureito Pagoda This viewpoint is located in Arakurayama Sengen Park (新倉山浅間公園) in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture. 🚉 By Train: Take a train from major stations in Tokyo (e.g., Shinjuku) to Ōtsuki Station (大月駅). Transfer to the Fujikyuko Line (富士急行線) heading towards Kawaguchiko. Get off at Shimoyoshida Station (下吉田駅) (approximately 1 hour from Ōtsuki). From Shimoyoshida Station, walk uphill (clearly marked with signs) to Arakurayama Sengen Park. You’ll need to climb about 400 steps to reach the pagoda and the viewpoint (the walk takes about 15-20 minutes). 👟 🚗 By Car: Limited parking is available at the park entrance, but public transportation is recommended for convenience. 💰 Costs (Approximate) The main expense is transportation. The pagoda and park have no entrance fee (💖 Free!). Entrance to Chureito Pagoda is free! No admission fee for the park and pagoda. 💡 Tips: For better value, consider purchasing a JR Tokyo Wide Pass or Fuji-Hakone Pass if you plan to explore nearby areas as well! 💖 Additional Information * Best Times to Visit: * Spring (April - early May): View Mount Fuji with cherry blossoms 🌸 * Autumn (late October - November): View Mount Fuji with autumn foliage 🍁 * Early Morning: Visibility is usually best, and Mount Fuji is often clearest before clouds gather ☀️ * Preparation: Don’t forget to wear comfortable walking shoes as you’ll need to climb many steps! Also, bring water with you! 💦

Under the tint of autumn, Mount Fuji by the Fuji Five Lakes, with the first snow and fiery red maple forests reflecting each other, looks like a ribbon wrapped around, painting a gorgeous picture that spans seasons, extremely romantic. ❗❗❗Here are some popular photo spots you can save and collect. 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ Navigate to "Yamanakako, Hirano no Hama" The best time to shoot in the scenic area is around 7 a.m., with soft light, perfect for photos. Remember to bring bread and biscuits in advance to feed the swans, it’s really fun. 4️⃣5️⃣6️⃣ Navigate to "The Park" café On the route from Yamanakako to Kawaguchiko around the lake, you can see Mount Fuji from different angles and enjoy it carefully. The shooting time is around 9 a.m. 7️⃣8️⃣ Navigate to "Yamanakako" Since The Park is closed today, I asked locals and found that the viewing platform at the café next door is also amazing, highly recommended❗❗❗The prices are very reasonable, a great deal. The shooting time is around 10 a.m. 9️⃣ Navigate to "Lawson Kawaguchiko Station Front" It’s recommended to arrive before 11 a.m. to line up for photos. If you come too late, the backlight will make people look dark. Think about your pose before taking photos to check in smoothly. 🔟–1️⃣1️⃣ Navigate to "Hikawa Clock Shop" The Instagram-famous spot Hikawa Clock Shop is in the Tenjō town. The shooting time is around 7 or 8 a.m. This was my first stop today. 1️⃣2️⃣–1️⃣5️⃣ Navigate to "Maple Leaf Corridor🍁" The corridor has over 500 maple trees with intertwined branches and leaves, as if the sky is dyed red. The shooting time is around noon to 1 p.m.

We rented bikes from Fujisanbike Studio. It's best to arrive in the morning; daily rentals start at 2,000 yen. It's quite cold in late October, so warm clothes or thermal underwear are essential. We ended up urgently buying extra gear at Uniqlo. It's easier to walk the route clockwise: the flow of cars and tour buses heads toward Oishi Park in the morning, so traffic will be calmer this way. There are almost no cafes along the way, so it's easier to grab a snack at Lawson and have a mini picnic on the shore. The full circuit takes a few hours, but the route is easy and suitable even for those without prior training. Yagizaki Park A wide view of Mount Fuji and a quiet embankment where you can take photos without the crowds. Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine Satomiya A temple away from the tourist traffic. One of the first places we saw momiji—red maple leaves. I even took a couple of them home with me 😅 #japan #fuji #kawaguchiko #lakekawaguchiko #tokyo #fujisan

Finally saw Mount Fuji with my own eyes😭 The shock is something photos just can't capture! 📍Travel notes: On the bus from Tokyo to Mount Fuji, my eyes never left the window—the distant white peak slowly became clearer, and the clouds floated like cotton candy in the bright blue sky[Cute]～ I didn’t squeeze into the popular viewing platforms, instead I wandered around a small town near Lake Kawaguchi. The roadside was full of low Japanese-style houses, with colorful flowers planted at the doors. Just a few steps and you could see the full view of Mount Fuji, completely unobstructed, like stepping into an anime scene🌄 In the afternoon, I sat on a bench by the lake soaking up the sun. The lake was so clear it reflected Mount Fuji perfectly. The air here was very clean, and every breath smelled like fresh grass; any corner you pick for photos looks great without editing. This kind of relaxation is truly healing[Cute]! Super practical tips📝 1 Transportation: Taking the express bus from Shinjuku, Tokyo is the most convenient. It goes directly to Lake Kawaguchi. The fare is about 1500 yen, and the trip takes 2.5 hours. Check the schedule in advance so you don’t miss the bus! 2 Best time: March to April for cherry blossoms, October to November for super blue skies and high visibility with less fog. It snows in winter, but mountain roads may be icy and inconvenient. 3 Accommodation: Choose a Japanese-style guesthouse around Lake Kawaguchi. You can see Mount Fuji as soon as you open the curtains in the morning. Prices are reasonable and the experience is top-notch. 4 Must-do list: See Mount Fuji’s reflection by the lake, take a walk on a small path, watch the golden peak of Mount Fuji at sunset—it’s truly breathtaking. 5 Notes: It’s much cooler on the mountain than in the city, so bring a jacket🧥 no matter the season. UV rays are strong, so be sure to apply sunscreen. Traveling light is more comfortable! Finally, here are some amazing photo spots for you[Tiptop]: 1️⃣ Lawson convenience store in front of Kawaguchi Station (Classic spot! Few people early morning) 2️⃣ Arakurayama Sengen Park (You have to climb 398 steps, but it’s worth it!) 3️⃣ Streets around Hikawa Clock Shop (Street view + snowy mountain, super atmospheric) Arakurayama Sengen Park, Lake Kawaguchi, Mount Fuji · Japan

Fuji-Q Highland 🎢, located at the foot of Mount Fuji 🗻 in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, is a highly popular theme park 🥳🥳🥳. Renowned for its extreme thrill rides, it is a must-visit destination for adventurous travelers 👻👻. 🎢 Park Highlights and Must-Try Attractions 📍 Four Major Thrill Coasters 🎢: Including "FUJIYAMA," "Eejanaika," "Dododonpa," and "Takabisha," all of which have set world records, challenging your courage and limits. 📍 Haunted Hospital: Known as the world's longest haunted house, it features realistic hospital settings with a fright factor off the charts. 📍 Scenic Attractions: The Ferris wheel 🎡 and Mount Fuji 🗻 observation deck offer breathtaking views of the majestic Mount Fuji 🗻.

I've been to Tokyo about five times, and each time, in addition to sightseeing in Tokyo, I've also planned trips to surrounding cities. Some of these trips are suitable for two or three-day trips, while others can be completed on a single day, but they're all worth a visit! 🏞️ Hakone: Famous for its hot springs and Mount Fuji views, must-see attractions include trying the black eggs at Ōwakudani, visiting the torii gates at Hakone Shrine, and taking in the stunning scenery from a pirate ship on Lake Ashi. 🚆 Transportation: Take the Odakyu Romancecar from Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto, about 90 minutes. 🗻 Lake Kawaguchiko: The most popular of the Fuji Five Lakes, it offers the best views of Mount Fuji. We recommend the Kawaguchiko Ohashi Bridge and the Tenjoyama Ropeway. You might also consider Fuji-Q Highland for its thrilling roller coaster and terrifying haunted house! In spring, you can also enjoy the cherry blossoms and mountain scenery. 🚍Access: Take a direct express bus from Shinjuku Bus Station to Kawaguchiko Station (approximately 2 hours). 🏯 Kawagoe: Known as "Little Edo," it retains its historic streets and shops, and you can even experience a kimono stroll. 🚍Access: From Ikebukuro, take the Tobu Tojo Line to Kawagoeshi Station (approximately 30 minutes). 🌲 Nikko: A World Cultural Heritage site, the magnificent Toshogu Shrine, the final resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu, is a must-see for any visitor to Nikko! You can also visit Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji. Nikko has its own unique charm in every season and is well worth a visit. 🚆Access: From Asakusa, take the Tobu Railway Limited Express SPACIA to Tobu Nikko Station (approximately 2 hours). 🎐 Shibamata: A nostalgic town near Tokyo, famous for its filming locations. I recommend Shibamata Taishakuten and the old streets of the shrine, where you can try traditional dango (dumplings) and river fish dishes. 🚆Transportation: From Nippori, take the Keisei Kanamachi Line to Shibamata Station (approximately 30 minutes). 📍Suitable for a day trip: Kawagoe and Shibamata 📍Two or three-day trips: Nikko, Hakone, and Kawaguchiko. These places also have wonderful onsen ryokans (hot spring ryokans). I highly recommend staying overnight to fully experience the local culture. 🤩✈️ #tokyospots #mtfujiviews #hakonetrip #japan #japantrip #travelcoolexperiences #travelinspiration #shrine #daytrip #travelguide #traveladdict #discoverjapan #visitjapan #travelwithtrip

If there's a most dreamy scene in Japan during autumn, it must be Asama Park with Mount Fuji! The maple leaves here are so red they seem to be on fire, paired with the iconic red torii gate and the distant Mount Fuji, creating a breathtakingly beautiful view. Standing on the observation deck, Mount Fuji quietly unfolds before your eyes, and every photo you take looks like a postcard. At the trail entrance, there are many stalls selling hot food and fruits. Enjoying an apple while admiring the stunning scenery is the ultimate autumn-exclusive happiness. However, do take note—this area is rich in natural wildlife, and you'll see signs warning of bear sightings along the way. Be sure not to hike too late in the day! 🌟 Quick Summary: ✔️ Spectacularly vibrant maple leaves during the autumn season ✔️ Capture the stunning view of Mount Fuji and the torii gate from the observation deck ✔️ Refreshments available at the trail entrance stalls ✔️ Pay attention to bear warning signs

#SeptemberDestinations2025 Located on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, Oike Park is a leisure park that combines natural landscapes with camping facilities, making it ideal for road trippers and camping enthusiasts. The park features a lakeside walking path, offering stunning views of the lake and mountains, with Mount Fuji in the distance. The views are particularly breathtaking at sunrise and sunset. The park also offers a simple camping area and parking spaces, allowing travelers to park their cars right by the lake and enjoy the freedom of "no ceilings." In summer, visitors can stroll or fish along the lakeside, while in winter, the snow-capped Mount Fuji is reflected in the lake's surface, creating a unique experience with each season. At night, the clear starry sky makes it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature. It's also a great spot for photographing Mount Fuji's reflection and star trails. ⸻ Guide • Address: Oike, Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture • Access: Best by car, approximately a 5-10 minute drive from Kawaguchiko Station • Facilities: Lakeside trails, camping areas, parking • Recommended Activities: • Car camping, lakeside strolls • Mount Fuji sunrise and sunset photography • Fishing, lakeside photography • Tips: • Reserve camping areas in advance, as they may be fully booked on holidays • Temperatures can drop in the mornings and evenings, so bring warm clothing • Keep the lakeside area clean

Located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, the Kanadorii is a significant landmark leading to the Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine and the northern trailhead of Mount Fuji. Standing 18 meters tall, this torii gate is constructed from reinforced concrete and painted in vibrant vermilion, symbolizing protection and blessings. What makes it truly special is the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji perfectly framed in the center when looking through the torii. This iconic "Torii-framed Mount Fuji" scene has become a must-capture spot for photographers and travelers alike. Kanadorii serves not only as an entrance to faith but also as the starting point of a journey, reminding climbers and worshippers to proceed with reverence. While it is magnificent during the day, the illuminated torii at night adds a solemn atmosphere, making it an essential place to experience the cultural spirituality surrounding Mount Fuji. Guide • Address: Kamiyoshida Higashi 7-chome, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture • Access: About a 10-minute walk from Fujisan Station on the Fujikyu Railway • Highlights: • Classic composition of the torii gate and Mount Fuji • Symbolic starting point for climbing and worship • Contrasting atmospheres between day and night • Tips: Early morning and clear weather offer the best views of Mount Fuji; avoid midday when backlighting may affect photos.

Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, is a historic center of Fuji Mountain worship. Situated at the northern base of Mount Fuji, the shrine served as one of the starting points for ancient climbers. Within the grounds stands the ancient Fuji Taro Cedar, a witness to over a thousand years of history. At the entrance, the Fuji Mountain Grand Torii Gate towers approximately 23 meters high, making it one of Japan's rare and spectacular large torii gates. It is a popular spot for capturing photos of Mount Fuji framed by the torii gate. Whether it's cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, autumn foliage, or winter snow, this site offers a perfect blend of nature and spirituality, providing visitors with cultural, photographic, and meditative experiences. --- Travel Guide Transportation: A 10-minute walk from Fujisan Station on the Fujikyu Railway Line. Recommended Time: Morning or afternoon when the light is soft, ideal for photographing the torii gate and Mount Fuji. Helpful Tips: Please maintain silence within the shrine grounds to respect the cultural beliefs. Roads may be icy during winter, so exercise caution.

The 2025 ⏰ is here! On September 2nd, Japan Meteorological Corporation released its first autumn foliage forecast. Surprisingly, this year’s foliage season is expected to be quite late, especially in areas like Sapporo and Nagano, where the peak viewing period may be over 10 days later than usual. Kyoto, Kochi, and Fukuoka are also predicted to be 7 days later than last year. However, this doesn’t change the fact that Japan’s earliest autumn foliage will still be in Hokkaido and the Tohoku region. ‼️ To ensure a smooth trip and avoid visiting during the transition period between green and red leaves, I’ve compiled a list of recommended dates, iconic foliage spots, and itinerary plans for popular autumn foliage destinations. For those who don’t want to plan everything themselves, feel free to use this as a reference! 1️⃣ Japan’s Earliest Foliage｜Hokkaido ⏰ Best Viewing Period: October 10th–25th ✅ Late September: Daisetsuzan Kurodake Ropeway (waterfall, open-air hot springs, hot pot) ✅ Mid to late October: Jozankei (open-air baths + autumn foliage) ✈️ 6-Day Itinerary: Day 1: New Chitose International Airport → Lake Toya Day 2: Lake Toya → Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch → Mount Usu Volcano Day 3: Lake Toya → Otaru → Jozankei Hot Springs Day 4: Jozankei → Sapporo Lake Day 5: Around Sapporo Day 6: Return 2️⃣ Kanto｜Tokyo, Mount Fuji ⏰ Best Viewing Period: November 25th–December 10th ✅ Mid-November to early December: Kawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Corridor ✅ Late November: Shinjuku Gyoen / Rikugien Garden ✈️ 7-Day Itinerary: Day 1: Narita Airport → Rikugien Garden Night Foliage Day 2: Nikko → Lake Chuzenji → Kegon Falls → Kinugawa Hot Springs Day 3: Shinkyo Bridge → Nikko Toshogu Shrine → Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura Day 4: Kawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Corridor → Mount Fuji Hot Springs Day 5: Music Box Forest Museum → Lake Ashi Pirate Ship Day 6: Jingu Gaien Ginkgo Avenue → Shinjuku Shopping District → Tokyo Tower Day 7: Return 3️⃣ Kansai｜Kyoto, Osaka ⏰ Best Viewing Period: November 28th–December 8th ✅ Late November to early December: Kyoto Arashiyama / Eikando Temple (famous night foliage) ✅ Mid to late November: Kifune Shrine Autumn Foliage Lantern Festival ✈️ 7-Day Itinerary: Day 1: Kansai Airport → Kyoto → Kiyomizu Temple Day 2: Eikando Zenrinji Temple → Train Autumn Foliage Tunnel → Kifune Shrine Lantern Festival Day 3: Arashiyama → Hozugawa River Cruise → Arima Hot Springs Day 4: Nunobiki Herb Garden → Kobe Port → Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori Day 5: Universal Studios Japan (full day) Day 6: Nara Park → Mount Wakakusa → Umeda Sky Building Night View Day 7: Return Included Services: * Airport pick-up and drop-off + transportation throughout the trip (7-seater or 10-seater business vehicles) * Local Chinese-speaking guide for professional service and seamless communication * 1-on-1 professional travel planner to customize your itinerary * Formal contract signing for peace of mind, with platform guarantees for safe travel * Online concierge available before and during your trip to answer any questions This is Bu’er Travel’s Japan Full-Custom Tours We offer personalized Kansai trips tailored to your needs Comprehensive services, private transportation Just provide your "group size + travel dates," and we’ll design a journey just for you!

📍 Fujiyoshida, Japan ✨ Today, I took a leisurely stroll and enjoyed a train ride in Fujiyoshida. It's an activity that both kids and adults can enjoy 🚂 ✨ Around the station and along the railway route, there are stunning views of Mount Fuji to admire. The refreshing atmosphere is perfect for a relaxing train ride, a walk around the town, or snapping some photos. ✨ The highlight is getting to see the town and Mount Fuji from elevated viewpoints. Some parts of the route even have spots where you can stop to take pictures, making the train ride enjoyable and unhurried. ✨ How about you? If you visit Fujiyoshida, would you prefer a scenic train ride or exploring the stations and taking photos? 😄💭

Located at the foot of Mount Fuji, Fuji-Q Highland is one of Japan's leading amusement parks, perfect for thrill-seekers. Packed with thrilling rides that vary in height, speed, and rotation speed, simply visiting will give you a sense of extraordinary adventure. Particularly famous attractions include FUJIYAMA, one of the world's tallest and most thrilling roller coasters; Takabisha, where you can experience a vertical drop; and Do-Dodonpa, which spins 360 degrees. Each attraction is so thrilling it'll make you want to try them again and again. In addition to thrill-seekers, there are also plenty of areas for families and couples to enjoy. The children's areas of Merhenland and Thomas Land offer rides and interactive attractions that even young children can enjoy safely. The park also offers beautiful scenery throughout the year, and there are plenty of spots where you can leisurely stroll while taking in the majestic views of Mount Fuji, so there are plenty of ways to enjoy yourself beyond the thrills. There's also a wide selection of food and souvenirs, and the on-site restaurants offer hearty meals and sweets. Original goods and character merchandise are also available, so you can enjoy shopping to commemorate your visit. Access is easy, and it's even possible to visit on a day trip from Tokyo. With the spectacular view of Mt. Fuji as a backdrop, Fuji-Q Highland is a must-visit theme park for both domestic and international visitors, where you can enjoy thrills, adventure, and gourmet food all day long. #SummerThemePark

From November to April, Mount Fuji is capped with snow, reaching its peak beauty! ✨ The sunlight shimmers golden on the white snow, and at that moment, the wait becomes worth it. 📍 Must-See Photo Spots 1️⃣ Hikawa Watch Shop — A 7-minute walk away, go before 10 AM for a quieter and more photogenic time. 2️⃣ Shimoyoshida Station — Perfect for taking photos while waiting for the train. 3️⃣ Fujikyu Line — As the train curves, the massive Mount Fuji comes directly into view. 4️⃣ Fujisan Station 6th Floor Observation Deck — Directly facing Mount Fuji, offering unobstructed views of the sunset. 5️⃣ The open space behind Lawson — A hidden spot away from the crowds. 💡 Photography Tips Want to capture a deserted Mount Fuji? Be sure to get up early. Morning photos with direct sunlight create clear snow-capped peaks, while backlighting from midday to afternoon creates a unique charm. We recommend a 2-day, 1-night trip to enjoy the hot springs and sunrise. 🚗 Transportation Options 🚇 JR Fuji Express: Direct from Shinjuku to Lake Kawaguchiko, approximately 2 hours. 🚄 Limited Express: Transfer to a sightseeing train via Otsuki for stunning scenery. 🚌 Highway Bus: Book tickets in advance on the official website, approximately 2 hours.

🎢 Welcome to Fuji-Q Highland, a theme park of thrills and breathtaking views! 🗻 Located at 5-6-1 Shin-Nishihara, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Fuji-Q Highland is a mecca for thrill-seekers at the foot of Mount Fuji. With world-class roller coasters and family-friendly attractions, this theme park is truly "excited and thrilling." 🗺️ Access (from Tokyo) 🚆 By Train: • Take the JR Chuo Line from Shinjuku Station to Otsuki Station (approx. 80 minutes) • Transfer to the Fujikyu Railway Line and disembark at Fuji-Q Highland Station (approx. 50 minutes) • Just a short walk from the station! The park is right in front of you. 🚌 By Expressway Bus: • Direct buses are available from Shinjuku Station, Tokyo Station, Shibuya Station, etc. (approximately 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours). • Get off at the Fuji-Q Highland bus stop → Short walk. 🚗 By Car: • Approximately 5 minutes from Kawaguchiko IC on the Chuo Expressway. • Parking available (fee required). 🎡 Fuji-Q Highland's Attractions • 🎢 FUJIYAMA A famous roller coaster known as the "King of Coasters." With a height of 79 meters and a top speed of 130 km/h, the thrill is unbelievable! • 🎢 Do Donpa One of the world's fastest accelerating coasters. Experience the shock of reaching 180 km/h in just 1.56 seconds! • 🎢 Eejanaika A "4D coaster" with rotating seats. The sensation of being tossed around up and down, left and right is truly uncharted territory! • 🏰 It's not just thrilling! Plenty of family-friendly areas too. Plenty of areas for even small children to enjoy, like "Thomas Land" and "Gaspard and Lisa Town." 👨👩👧👦 Tips for Parent-Child Fun • Thomas Land is a hit with parents and kids! From train rides to taking photos with characters, there are plenty of attractions for kids to enjoy. • Enjoy the view of Mt. Fuji! On clear days, there are many breathtaking spots within the park where you can get a panoramic view of the majestic Mt. Fuji. The photos are also fantastic! • To avoid crowds, we recommend weekdays and early mornings. Popular attractions are best visited in the morning. Check wait times on the official app to efficiently navigate your way around. • Plenty of rest areas and kid-friendly facilities. There are plenty of parent-child-friendly facilities, including nursing rooms, stroller rentals, and restaurants with kids' menus. 🍦 Enjoy the gourmet food! There's also a restaurant serving Mount Fuji-shaped sweets and Yamanashi specialty "hoto," making the meal a memorable experience. -- ✨Fuji-Q Highland is a "wonderland at the foot of Mount Fuji" that can be enjoyed by everyone, from thrill-seekers to families and those who just want to experience nature. Even if you haven't been there yet, you'll definitely think, "This is definitely the place for my next holiday!" #summerthemepark

Fuji Mountain and Land Bus (Hippo of Lake Yamanaka) is located in Lake Yamanaka, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, suitable for tourists who like adventure and nature😆 The bus departs from Lake Yamanaka Asahi Hill, about 30 minutes drive from Lake Kawaguchi, convenient transportation, especially by car or by Fuji Express bus. ✅ Stimulating experience This amphibious bus is themed "hippo" (KABA means hippo in Japanese), cute design, hippo painted body 🦛 Journey about 30-40 minutes, first on land through a little section, then rush into the lake into a boat 🛥️ stir up splashes 🌊 and enjoy Mount Fuji on the lake, super exciting! There are also enthusiastic guides with explanations, suitable for the whole family. ✅ Environment and surrounding facilities Fresh environment, free parking by the lake and Mori Station Asahigaoka Station, nearby simple restaurants providing local cuisine 👍🏻 Peak crowd recommended early online reservation, buy tickets on site have a chance but depends on luck 🤣 #Post a comment to win junglia tickets #Lake Yamanaka #Mt

🌟Reasons to Recommend Summer exclusive! The romance of kimono + yukata + ice-cold beer💫 🚇Transportation Information 📍Addresses of major venues: Tokyo - Edogawa Ward / Sumida River Fujikawaguchiko Town - Around the Fuji Five Lakes Osaka - Yumeshima Artificial Island Toyama - Toyama Port Kisarazu City - Kisarazu Port Narusawa Village - Foot of Mount Fuji Toya Town - Lakeside of Lake Toya Otsu City - Shore of Lake Biwa Nagoya - Nagoya Port Yokohama - Minato Mirai 21 District 🎆Top 3 Must-Visit Fireworks Festivals 1️⃣ Mount Fuji Spectacular Fireworks Festival Double impact of Mount Fuji + fireworks! Exclusive romance in Narusawa Village 📸Tip: Reserve your spot early! The north shore of Lake Kawaguchi offers the best view of Mount Fuji’s reflection 2️⃣ Lake Biwa Fireworks Festival Japan’s largest scale! 20,000 fireworks light up the night sky 🍻Feature: Lakeside beer stalls + yukata experience 3️⃣ Sumida River Fireworks Festival Tokyo’s most traditional! Food stalls around Asakusa Temple + kimono experience 👘How to enjoy: Rent a kimono to take fireworks silhouette photos, don’t miss the matcha ice cream! 🍱Food Recommendations Takoyaki / Yakisoba stalls: Fireworks festival essentials! Ice-cold beer: Summer’s cooling must-have Grilled dango: Japanese sweets paired with fireworks Fruit shaved ice: The best prop for yukata photos 💡Tips to Avoid Trouble Reserve your spot 3 hours in advance! Buy paid seats for popular festivals Bring folding chairs/picnic mats, standing for 3 hours is exhausting Have cash ready! Most stalls don’t accept cards Avoid the train rush hour after the event (comparable to Spring Festival travel)

Fuji-Q Highland is a renowned amusement park in Japan, located near Mount Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture. Known for its thrilling rides and stunning views of Mount Fuji, it features world-class thrill rides like Fujiyama, Takabisha, and Eejanaika, offering extreme speed, power, and height. 📍 Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan 🚆 Fujikyu-Highland Station 🕰️ 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM #AdventureTrip

🍁A trip to Lake Kawaguchi that comes during the autumn leaf season🍁 Go to Japan to eat, drink and have fun, relaxing picnic🇯🇵 Whether it is a family, or a couple Tokyo is definitely a very suitable place believe me😎 In Tokyo, in just a few days you can eat the best food in Japan and feel the stunning scenery of the suburbs of Japan (the key is to see Mount Fuji itself 🏔️) Even if you don't travel by car, it is very convenient to take the rail Flights from Hong Kong can also arrive in just a few hours, if you leave work in the morning, you can go to the airport directly. Is there an excuse not to go? Itinerary Reference: You can plan a tour in the city for the first two days The first day of the trip It was already noon when we landed First take the skyliner out of town to check-in at the hotel This time I chose APA in Shinjuku The room was fine enough to open a 28” suitcase After everything is done, it will be 4 o'clock, and it will be lit early in winter So plan the night trip directly At night, I will go to Roppongi to see the lighting. Once I get out of JR station, the trees on both sides of the road are covered with romantic lights. Couples must go 👩❤️👨 提示： In some months, there will be lights at night in Roppongi, remember to do a good information gathering before leaving!! Then went to eat Kabuki Ding and Shinjuku Golden Street (JR Shinjuku Station East Exit) There are so many izakaya choices here, so I went straight when I saw the atmosphere If the food is not good, change the venue, anyway, in Japan is to go to a few more 😌 (Must find an izakaya for a Highball😆) the next day Plan left to 📍Haude Temple, a temple that is all cats😽 Hautokuji Temple is located in the Setagaya district of Tokyo and is known as the birthplace of lucky cats~~ Open for worship hours: 6:00~18:00 (late March~) 6:00~17:00 (late September~) The cost is free 🚄Transportation From Shinjuku Station, take the Odakyu Line to Hautokuji Station and get off Then walk for about 13 minutes Then return to Shibuya 📍Shibuya Sky Observation Deck The latest checkpoint must be visited~ 🚄Transportation: JR Yamanote Line Shibuya Station East Exit *Remember to buy your admission ticket online in advance (noon time) for ¥1800 It wasn't dark yet at about 3 or 4, so I went to see it 📍Tokyo Tower 🚄Transportation: About 15 minutes walk from JR "Yamanote Line Hamamatsucho Station/Northside Exit" Personally, I don’t think I have enough time. It’s enough to go to the park under the Eiffel Tower to take pictures, and you can see the whole thing 📍Photo location: Tokyo Shiba とうふ屋うかい Day 3️⃣4️⃣ Depart Lake Kawaguchi 2 days 1 night Day 3 In the morning take the Fuji return train directly from Shinjuku in about 2hrs First get off at Shimoyoshida Station The weather is extremely nice today. As soon as we get off the bus, the big Mount Fuji is in front of us😍 You can take photos at the popular shopping street photo spots (a long road with Mount Fuji in the background). Then return to the station to take another ride to Kawaguchiko Station checkin hotel 📍Accommodation: Mount Fuji Panorama Glamping The one I stayed in wasn't some hot spring inn, because it was too late to find so there wasn't much choice But at least it is called a platform, as soon as you get up you can see the view of Mount Fuji😌 And the rooms are large and fully equipped 👍🏻 Day 4 Early departure - Asama Shrine Cover photo there To take the ramp up the hill to the observation deck, you can see the view of the shrine + Mt The view is super beautiful 😍😍 must go! Then return to Kawaguchiko Station to catch the bus 1. Autumn Leaves Personally, I don't think the autumn leaves are so beautiful. There are not many photo spots and there are many people Unless you go early in the morning to avoid the crowds 2. Big Rock Park Strolling by the lakeside, looking at the view of Mount Fuji is indeed great 👍🏻 Slowly walk and take pictures and it will be next night, so we take the bus back to the city~ You can't see the sunset in Oishi Park. It is recommended to change the attraction earlier About Lake Kawaguchi: Lake Kawaguchi is surrounded by many hotels, guesthouses, camps Many can see Mount Fuji, near the lakeside some hot spring inns because the view is really completely Mount Fuji + lakeside, very popular, generally book a few months in advance, remember to plan your trip a little earlier! restaurant In fact, there aren’t many options, most revolving around Kawaguchiko Station Generally close earlier, so try to eat early!! 🚄 Transportation to Lake Kawaguchi: There are three ways to get to Lake Kawaguchiko by public transportation, the fastest and most convenient is to take the limited express train from Shinjuku Station, without fear of traffic jams, and the route is simple Alternatively, you can opt for a self-drive tour for easy time management After arriving at Lake Kawaguchi by public transportation, Lake Kawaguchi Station has different buses to different attractions 💡 There are different bus stops to different attractions, remember to pay attention 🚄Local transportation in Lake Kawaguchi During the peak tourist season, the local congestion problem is serious After queuing for 45 minutes to get on the bus, it took a long time to get to the attraction Highly recommend self-drive tours! Lake Kawaguchi Attractions: Before arriving at Kawaguchiko Station, you can go to Yoshida and walk around the shopping street Mount Fuji accompanied by many characteristic small shops The street is super special, a must! The most famous of Lake Kawaguchi are Oishi Park and Asamajinji Temple You can see the beautiful screen of Mount Fuji🗻 The autumn leaves of Mount Fuji in picture 1 were taken at Asama Shinji Temple The scenery is stunning🫨 The fifth day In the morning, take a quick left and turn left at Sensoji Temple A large lantern with the character Reimon at the entrance After passing through the lantern there is one big straight road, lined all with shops, with sweet and, with ornaments I bought the souvenir prefect at this time 👍🏻 After walking through all the shops, you will see the real place to worship~~ The place is not big, it takes about 1.5 hours to walk, which is enough for 1 hour without shopping Then after breakfast nearby we take a bus to the airport back to Hong Kong ✈️ Advice about accommodation🏠 For my day out in the city I chose to stay in Ikebukuro (a relatively quiet area). However, there is a little inconvenience for travel, having to deliberately transfer back Or you can consider staying in Shinjuku, which is more accessible 👍🏻 ⚠️Note: ⚠️ Travel in Japan, especially in Tokyo Many restaurants, or specialty lodging inns require advance booking, the famous ones even have a chance to need to book three months to a half in advance, so remember to process in advance It is also recommended to purchase tickets for special trains to Lake Kawaguchi at the station two days in advance!!️ There are not many restaurants in the evening in Lake Kawaguchi, and they close relatively early It is recommended to have dinner a little earlier Warm reminder 🥰 Wallet on iPhone can add Suica card (similar to Octopus in Hong Kong). After adding you can use your credit card to recharge directly, you can use this card locally to ride the rail, eat, shop, etc. Very worth recommending to you to add in advance on your mobile phone You need to pay attention when eating in some restaurants in Japan If you want to take pictures or videos, remember to get the consent of the shopkeeper Some meals can only be photographed on the food, not the environment Some are completely unphotographable Remember to understand first, respect others, respect yourself Also, there are no trash cans in many places in Japan, and every time I bring my own bag for trash, then find the trash can and throw it all over again Japanese aerial photography regulations are very strict, remember to apply online in advance! About food🍗🍗🍗 Whether sushi, ramen, barbecue and so on There are really countless varieties in Tokyo We recommend two to three months in advance to see if you need to make a reservation!!️ Target restaurants this time: dessert: - Harbs Cake - Ikebukuro Ramen: Mensho (Wagyu Ramen) Marunouchi Line - Mingho Valley / Yurakucho Line - Gokujiji Station Branches: Mensho Tokyo - Marunouchi Line 3 minutes walk to Korakuen Mensho San Francisco, Shinjuku 7F 1 Bun fish rice: - Nipponbashi Izumoya - Nipponbashi Mitsukoshi - Charcoal Yakitori Yurakumachi store #TokyoItinerary #MountFuji #LakeKawaguchiTrip #Shibuyasky #TokyoTower #Roppongi #AutumnLeaf #LakeKawaguchi

If you're a die-hard fan of Naruto and Boruto, the "Naruto x Boruto Fuji Hidden Leaf Village" zone at Fuji-Q Highland amusement park will make you feel like you've stepped into the ninja world for real! The atmosphere within the replica of the Hidden Leaf Village is astonishingly realistic. From the Hokage Rock statues to the Ichiraku Ramen shop where you can actually enjoy a delicious bowl of ramen, and even 3D and VR activity zones that let you use chakra alongside your favorite characters. One activity you absolutely can't miss is the "Ninja Mission VR," where you'll join Naruto and Boruto on an immersive mission, feeling like you're Kakashi's apprentice! Additionally, there are plenty of official merchandise items for fans to collect, including T-shirts, postcards, and adorable figurines. While Fuji-Q Highland is famous for its thrilling rides like Fujiyama and Dodonpa, this ninja-themed zone is perfect for all ages, especially anime fans who want to experience the world of Konoha up close. ✨ If you've ever dreamed of becoming a ninja, Fuji-Q Highland will make that dream come true!

#AdventureTrip 🎢Fuji-Q Highland 🗻 * A thrilling amusement park near Mt. Fuji. The views are incredible. * Scream-inducing rides like Fujiyama and Eejanaika are insanely intense! 🎠😱 * There's a ghost zone, a kids zone, and a cute zone. Perfect for taking photos and having fun! * The view of Fuji is behind the rides. It's both thrilling and beautiful! 📸 * Perfect for thrill seekers who want both fun and entertainment. 📍Fuji-Q Highland, Yamanashi, Japan 🇯🇵

In winter, most of us want to soak in hot springs♨️ around Mount Fuji🗻 to see the beautiful scenery, but it turns out that there is a different feeling to Mount Fuji in summer! Last time I came to Japan I went to the citywalk around Mount Fuji!However that time I chartered a self-drive tour and visited all the places I wanted to go at once! Come and come, then you must choose the best way to experience the experience! However, it turns out that trip.com now offers one-day tours to see the sights! It's so convenient, (my wallet was crying last year.... 📍Oishi Park | Lavender and the purple romance of Mount Fuji 📅 Best time: June-August When you come to Mount Fuji in summer, you can’t miss the lavender flowers in Oishi Park! An entire purple carpet extends to the foot of Mount Fuji, like a scene from a Japanese drama. ⚠️ Tip: There are too many bees in the flower bushes, do not spray perfume! I sprayed a little Lady Dior that day and was almost "sieged" by bees, scared to almost throw my phone (laughs). 📍Hikawa Timepiece Store | Classic Mount Fuji street view photo A 5-minute walk from Shimoyoshida Station, you can capture the beautiful composition of "Mount Fuji + Japanese Old Street". 🔥 Tip: Take photos early! Otherwise backlight + crowds to doubt life. 📍Rosen Convenience Store | Postcard angle of Lake Kawaguchi There are two popular Johnson & Johnson companies in Lake Kawaguchi: 1. Kawaguchiko Station Front Store: People exploded, queue half an hour to jump. 2. Fujikawaguchikocho Yakuba Front Store: Less crowded, cleaner background! So I more recommend rushing directly to this ~ 📍 Lake Yamanaka | Reverse Fuji stunning view There are many white swans here swimming leisurely on the lake, and you can also buy feed and interact ~ ⚠️ Note: Wild swans are more ferocious! It is recommended to "be decisive in feeding movements" and don't tease them ~ 🚌 Transportation: There are relatively few buses nearby, so pay attention to the time after playing. --- 📸 Photography guide 1. Time: Summer Mount Fuji is smooth in the morning, easy to backlight in the afternoon, it is recommended to get up early! 2. Outfit: Light color clothes more out of the video, summer to see others wearing yukata super atmospheric! 3. Sunscreen: Good weather UV rays are super strong, I was lazy and did not replenish sunscreen, almost looked at the head of the head to sunburn ... to avoid in the souvenir shop next to Dashi Park ... Who refuses to leave a blockbuster on Mount Fuji! If the weather is nice, the blue sky and white clouds are really great for taking pictures! If it's not summer, I really need to apply more sunscreen. It's really hot without clouds! I hope you can capture Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Yamanaka in one go and shoot unmanned blockbusters! ! My exclusive link: https://hk.trip.com/things-to-do/detail/87035454?locale=zh-HK&curr=HKD&allianceid=6787327&sid=239446334 #JapanTravel #tripcreators_hk

Most representative Japanese gardens blending Zen aesthetics with sacred Fuji views: 🌿 1. Fuji Ginkei · Hot Spring Garden by Kawaguchiko Lake Famed for "borrowing" Mount Fuji's scenery, this lakeside garden features traditional strolling pond design. Winding paths connect tea houses and open-air baths where bathers admire Fuji's reflection. Cherry blossoms grace moss gardens in spring, while autumn maples set dry landscapes ablaze—each season paints a living ink-wash scroll. 🏯 2. Choushi-en · Triple-tiered Onsen Garden A hidden gem in Fujiyoshida with three terraces: top-level karesansui (dry garden) rakes white gravel into Fuji patterns; middle tier nurtures 100-year-old black pines by a pond; lower hot spring baths face the mountain. Stargaze to waterfall sounds at night, or witness Fuji "floating" in morning mist. 🪨 3. Statesman's Retreat · Zen Villa Former Japanese VP's residence on Kawaguchiko's north shore. Bamboo gates conceal sudden Fuji vistas using "suppress-then-reveal" design. Stone lanterns guide mossy stepping stones past tea gardens with bamboo deer-scarers (shishi-odoshi), their rhythmic drips harmonizing with mountain winds—pure wabi-sabi. 🌸 4. Fufu Kawaguchiko · Japandi Fusion Garden Innovatively blends Japanese warmth with Nordic minimalism. Guest balconies frame Fuji, while gravel "lakeshore" gardens feature moss islands and red pines as miniature "Penglai Three Isles." Sip matcha on decks watching the mountain shift from crimson to indigo. ⛩️ 5. Sengen Shrine · Sacred Precinct Garden Millennia-old pilgrimage site where cedar-lined paths lead to Fuji. The "purification pond" fed by snowmelt has weathered stone lanterns. During spring equinox, torii gates align perfectly with Fuji's peak—a divine vision in dawn light. 🌌 Essential Experiences: - Zen motifs: Raked sand waves (like "seigaiha" symbolizing eternity), tsukubai water basins for ritual cleansing. - Seasonal poetry: Cherry snow in spring, emerald moss in summer, flaming maples in autumn, snowy crown in winter. - Moonlit magic: Silver-glowing gravel, firefly-like lanterns, Fuji's silhouette against the night. These gardens are Fuji's lyrical footnotes—every stone and tree distills "wa-kei-sei-jaku" (harmony, respect, purity, tranquility), framing eternity amidst drifting clouds.

Fujisan Miharashi 📍Address: Japan 〒403-0005 Yamanashi, Fujiyoshida, Kamiyoshida, 字小御岳下5617 https://maps.app.goo.gl/UXaTowzwJ2d3cy4G6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy A souvenir shop and restaurant on the second floor. There are many different things to choose from in the shop, including snacks, key chains, dolls, and teas. There are only interesting things to buy. #TravelJapan #fujisan #MountFuji #100TravelTips #tripTravelingToPrayForNewYears #Fuji

The bus from the city stops right next to the hotel, right next to the Fuji-Q amusement park. If you stay here, you'll get a free ticket to the amusement park. The breakfast room also has a great view. This is another option for those who want to find a place to stay with a full view of Fuji. 📍Highland Resort Hotel & Spa #tripbestfreeaccommodation #hotelwithaviewofFuji #accommodationwithaviewofFuji #accommodationwithaviewofFuji #accommodationinJapan

A 1-day trip by car to Fuji offers stunning views and memorable stops. Start with Lake Kawaguchi for reflections of Mt. Fuji, then visit Chureito Pagoda for a panoramic view. Stop by Oshino Hakkai, a peaceful village with clear spring ponds. Explore Fujisan World Heritage Center to learn about the mountain’s history. If time allows, enjoy thrills at Fuji-Q Highland or relax in a nearby onsen with a view of the iconic peak.