▲ Swan beach at Lake Yamanaka. Located on the northern shore of Lake Yamanaka at the foot of Mount Fuji, visitors can use special feed to interact with these elegant swans up close.
▲ Oshino Hakkai: Eight crystal-clear ponds in Oshino village, Yamanashi prefecture, fed by Mount Fuji's snowmelt. Renowned for excellent water quality (selected among Japan's top 100 famous waters), this national scenic spot forms part of Mount Fuji's UNESCO World Heritage site and is a popular attraction. Visitors can enjoy lunch here.
▲ Oishi Park at Lake Kawaguchi features summer lavender fields complementing Mount Fuji, while swaying reeds in fall and winter make it a prime spot to admire Fuji's reflection on the lake.
▲ Lawson convenience store: A globally famous photo spot where the storefront perfectly aligns with majestic Mount Fuji. Its unique location and iconic view have made it an internet sensation.
▲ [Niikurayama Sengen Park] Climb the 398 steps to reach the observation deck, where the classic view of Mount Fuji is hailed as a "Japanese postcard". The cherry blossom tunnel in spring and the red leaves and snow-capped mountains in autumn create a stunning scene, making it a must-visit for photographers.
▲ At Hikawa clock shop, the street in front forms a visual "stairway to heaven" effect leading straight to Mount Fuji. Pay attention to traffic safety while experiencing the local life atmosphere of Fujiyoshida.