[Shizuoka] [Motosuko Fuji Shibazakura] Arakurayama Sengen Park & Oshino Hakkai & Motosuko Shibazakura Festival & Lawson Travel Photography Holy Land (Departure from Tokyo)

• * Oishi Park Four Seasons Flower Sea: Tulips in spring, lavender from June to July, begonia and cosmos from July to September, kochia leaves in October, and Mount Fuji snow scenery in winter, presenting different lakeside views throughout the four seasons.
• * Shibazakura Season Exclusive: Enjoy the pink shibazakura flower sea around Lake Motosu and the reflection of Mount Fuji.
• * Classic Mount Fuji Photo Spot: Perfect photo of Chureito Pagoda in Arakurayama Sengen Park with Mount Fuji.
• * Oshino Hakkai Spring Water Village: Enjoy the tranquil Edo style and take beautiful photos of reflections in the water.
• * Unique Travel Photography Holy Land: The scenery around Lawson convenience stores is unique, making it easy to take creative check-in photos.
• * Relaxed and Comfortable Itinerary: Full bus transfer, no rushing, ample time for free photography.

## Classic Mount Fuji Kawaguchiko One-Day Tour | Seasonal Flower Fields × Instagrammable Spots × Scenic Photography Routes **This classic Kawaguchiko one-day tour takes you on an easy journey to the most representative natural landscapes and Instagrammable spots at the foot of Mount Fuji. No complicated transportation arrangements needed; in one day, you can experience panoramic Mount Fuji photo spots, Kawaguchiko's seasonal flower fields, and Japanese street photography routes, perfect for first-time visitors to Japan, independent travelers, and photography enthusiasts.** This itinerary focuses on "Mount Fuji × Seasonal Flower Fields × Instagrammable Photography," connecting several classic photo spots: First, head to [Arakurayama Sengen Park] to climb the observation deck and overlook the classic view of Mount Fuji, a five-story pagoda, and city streets in one frame, making it one of the world's premier photography locations. Afterward, visit the hidden gem [Hikawa Clock Shop] to photograph the Japanese