[Shizuoka] Mount Fuji Winter Fireworks - Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba / Ice Tree Festival & Lake Kawaguchi Day Trip (From Tokyo)

• * In Nenba, a healing village in the West Lake area, more than 20 thatched-roof Gassho-style houses have been restored, where you can enjoy traditional Japanese crafts while admiring Mount Fuji.
• * The Lake Saiko Wild Bird Forest Ice Festival is held in winter only, with five-meter-high ice pillars and Mount Fuji in the same frame, as beautiful as a fairy tale world.
• * The Lawson convenience store in Kawaguchiko is the best spot for street scene photography, with Mount Fuji in the background and a retro Showa feel.
• * The hidden spot in Fujiyoshida's ladder town, with Japanese street scenes extending to Mount Fuji, is like a dreamlike path to the clouds.
• * Dinner in Yoshida Town or FUJIYAMA Onsen experience, enjoy delicious food or healing hot springs, and feel the authentic Japanese style.
• * Oike Park Winter Fireworks Main Venue, fireworks and Mount Fuji snow scene complement each other, the romantic atmosphere is unforgettable.
• * The whole journey takes into account natural beauty, popular attractions, hot sp

# Lake Kawaguchi, Mt. Fuji, Lake Kawaguchiko Winter Fireworks | A Full-Day Record of a Healing Winter Secret Realm * The mornings on the shores of Lake Saiko are always filled with a fairytale-like tranquility. **On select dates, we will enter the Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba (Healing Village)**, which feels like it takes us back to an old Japanese village. More than 20 thatched-roof Gassho-style houses stand quietly along the direction of Mt. Fuji, with the mix of daily life and pastoral scenery creating the gentlest winter atmosphere. Whether it is the small path in front of the house overlooking Mt. Fuji or the traditional craft experience, you can feel a sense of healing that slows you down. It is not an intentional Instagram spot, but a place with its own "gentle filter" that makes it easy to press the shutter countless times. * **On select dates, we will head to the "Ice Festival" at the Wild Bird Forest Park at Lake Saiko.** The five-meter-high giant ice pillars shine blue and white in the winter s