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1.Please Note: Luggage and strollers are not allowed on this bus tour. If you need to bring them, please contact our online customer service before booking to verify the price.
2.Accurate tour confirmation will be sent to you via email. Please ensure to provide a correct email address when placing your order. We will send the tour details (including guide's contact number, meeting time, and bus plate number) by 9:00 PM Japan local time, one day before the tour date.
First stop: Arakurayama Sengen Park — the postcard-perfect classic view
As a classic viewpoint overlooking Mount Fuji, the red buildings, the four seasons of mountain forest, and the magnificent Mount Fuji in the distance create a landscape with a distinctly Japanese character.
Whether it's the cherry blossoms in spring, the lush greenery in summer, the red leaves in autumn, or the snowscapes in winter, everything is beautiful. In addition to enjoying the stunning views of Mount Fuji, you can also overlook the charming cityscape of Fujiyoshida.
Highlights: Panoramic view of Mount Fuji; popular photo spot; photogenic in all seasons.
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Second stop: Hikawa Clock Shop (Stairway Town) - Viral Photo Spot
Located at the foot of Mount Fuji, this century-old street has become a popular spot for taking photos because of the panoramic view of the majestic Mount Fuji at the end of the street, which looks like a ladder leading directly to Mount Fuji.
The charming alleyways, power lines, and wooden houses, along with Mount Fuji, create a strong Showa-era retro atmosphere, as if you've stepped into a scene from a Japanese drama.
Highlights: Retro Mt. Fuji street scene, popular photo spots, and a story-driven atmosphere.
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Third stop: Oshino Hakkai - A hidden paradise formed by snowmelt from Mount Fuji
Eight natural springs formed by the filtration of snowmelt from Mount Fuji have water so clear that you can see the patterns on the bottom of the pool. The surrounding area features traditional Japanese houses, thatched cottages, and small bridges over flowing water, creating a beautiful environment that blends seamlessly with the magnificent Mount Fuji.
P.S.: You can arrange your own lunch at the attraction (there are many restaurants inside the attraction, please choose freely).
Highlights: Mt. Fuji snowmelt pools, traditional village atmosphere, distinct scenery in all four seasons.
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Fourth stop: Kawaguchiko Oishi Park - A lakeside flower carpet that changes with the seasons.
Located on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, on a clear day, it offers an ultra-wide-angle view encompassing the lake, the beauty of all four seasons, and Mount Fuji, with the lake and Mount Fuji reflecting each other in the distance.
Spring brings cherry blossoms, summer brings lavender, autumn brings golden pampas grass, and winter offers the pure beauty of the snow-capped Mount Fuji reflected in the lake.
Highlights: Mt. Fuji framed by the lake, lakeside stroll experience, changing seasons.
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Fifth stop: Kawaguchiko Lawson - a super trending spot on Instagram
It has become a super popular photo spot in recent years due to its unique "convenience store × Mount Fuji" composition. Standing in front of the convenience store, you can easily take a classic photo with Mount Fuji in the frame.
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