[Shizuoka] Mount Fuji Scenic Twin Lakes and Onsen Experience

• This full-day tour captures Mt. Fuji’s most photogenic spots, perfect for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. Begin at Arakurayama Sengen Park, climbing 397 steps to a panoramic viewpoint where Fuji’s summit meets traditional pagoda and seasonal landscapes—cherry blossoms in spring, fiery maple in autumn, or snow-dusted vistas in winter. Next, snap the viral “ladder to the sky” street scene at Hikawa Clock Shop, where the road stretches toward Fuji’s peak. Explore Oshino Hakkai, eight mirror-like springs fed by Fuji’s snowmelt, often likened to Japan’s Jiuzhaigou. Don’t miss the iconic Lawson Convenience Store backdrop near Kawaguchiko Station, a social media favorite.
• Depending on the season, visit Oishi Park (11/21-4/12, 5/27-10/25) or Maple Corridor(10/26-11/20). Conclude with the Kawaguchiko Cherry Blossom Festival (4/13-5/26), capturing Fuji, lake, and sakura in one frame.

The new Internet celebrity scenic spot is known as one of the "21 places that photographers around the world must visit before they die". This is an excellent place to enjoy the panoramic view of Mount Fuji. Climbing the 397 steps near the main hall, the "Loyaltal Pagoda" of the five-story tower will be reflected in sight. You can take full pictures of the "five-story pagoda & Mt. Fuji & the street scene under the mountain" at once. Photographers and tourists from all over the world flock to enjoy this scenery, not only in spring Cherry blossoms, fresh green in summer, red leaves in autumn and snow in winter are all very beautiful. In addition to enjoying the superb scenery of Mt. Fuji, you can also overlook the charming street scenery of Fuji yoshida City.(This is the itinerary from October 1st to April 25th, going to Shincangshan Asama Park, not Mt. Fuji 5th)