Mt Fuji and Flower Tour from Tokyo

This is one of the "21 Places Photographers Must Visit Before They Die." You will climb 397 steps to reach the observation deck. Here, you can capture the iconic five-story red pagoda with the majestic Mt. Fuji in the background. It is the definitive image of Japan. In spring, the cherry blossoms add a pink frame to the mountain; in autumn, the red maple leaves are equally breathtaking. (Self-guided walking & photo time)

Escape the city crowds and visit this retro shopping street in Fujiyoshida. The street acts like a leading line, guiding your eyes directly to the massive Mt. Fuji at the end of the road. This is currently one of the most trending photography spots on Instagram. We will stop near the famous "Hikawa Clock Shop" so you can capture this nostalgic Japanese street scene.

Explore a traditional village famous for its eight crystal-clear ponds. The water here is melted snow from Mt. Fuji that has been filtered through lava rocks for decades—it is so pure you can drink it directly from the source! Take your time to enjoy the reflection of Mt. Fuji in the water, taste local street food (like roasted sweet potatoes or tofu), and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

We will make a quick stop at the famous Lawson convenience store near Kawaguchiko Station. This spot became a social media sensation because Mt. Fuji appears to sit right on top of the store's roof. It creates a unique contrast between modern daily life and nature's grandeur. (Note: Please be mindful of traffic safety when taking photos across the street).

Depending on the season, we will take you to the best spot to view flowers with Mt. Fuji: Standard / Summer: Visit Oishi Park to see the purple Lavender fields (June-July) or Kochia balls (Autumn) by the lake. Autumn (Nov): Visit the Maple Corridor (Momiji Kairo) to walk through a tunnel of vibrant red maple leaves. Spring (Apr): Visit the Kawaguchiko Sakura Festival area for stunning cherry blossoms. (The guide will choose the best scenic spot based on the blooming conditions of the day).