Mt Fuji Twin Lakes Maple Festival Night Lights Tour

Oishi Park on the shores of Lake Kawaguchiko is a vibrant canvas at the foot of Mount Fuji. It offers one of the best views of Fuji-san, where flowers meet the mountain, and the lake merges with the sky.

A year-round visual feast, Oishi Park transforms with the seasons:

Spring: Cherry blossoms bloom like clouds, contrasting beautifully with Fuji's snow-capped peak.

Summer: Lavender (June-July) creates a breathtaking purple sea under the blue sky, while begonias and cosmos (July-September) add to the spectacle.

Autumn: Pink cosmos sway in the breeze, lending a gentle hue to the majestic mountain.

Winter: Snow blankets the park, turning Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko into a serene, silver wonderland.

Whether you seek quiet contemplation or a romantic stroll, Oishi Park promises an unforgettable memory.

(Note: Seasonal blooms include Lavender (June-July), Begonias/Cosmos (July-Sept), and Kochia/Broom Grass (Oct).)

This Lawson is a picture-perfect spot nestled between Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko. Its iconic blue and white facade is framed by stunning natural scenery.

Every angle here is a photo opportunity, capturing the magnificent mountain light and the warmth of your journey. It's a must-visit romantic corner for any traveler.

Please Note: Refunds will not be issued for unsatisfactory photos or views caused by weather or other uncontrollable factors.

At the base of Mount Fuji, lie unique Japanese scenes—and this street view featuring the Hinokawa Clock Shop is one of them.

The street is lined with low, charming wooden eaves, reflecting simple craftsmanship and the passage of time. Framed perfectly at the end of the street is the majestic Mount Fuji, creating a stunning composition of culture meeting nature.

Whether in the soft morning mist or the glow of sunset, this is the prime spot to capture the iconic fusion of a traditional Japanese streetscape and the mountain.

Please Note: Refunds will not be issued for unsatisfactory photos or views caused by weather or other uncontrollable factors.

Oshino Hakkai is a place of sublime natural beauty, blessed by nature. It features eight crystal-clear spring-fed ponds, formed by the filtration of melted snow from Mount Fuji flowing through underground layers.

The pristine waters are like mirrors, reflecting the mountain's grandeur and the tranquility of the sky. Each pond holds ancient legends and cultural significance, tracing back to mysterious historical roots.

More than just a natural gift, Oshino Hakkai is a spiritual retreat and an ideal destination for those seeking peace and serenity.

The largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Yamanakako offers iconic, sweeping views of Mount Fuji and its reflection.

The Swan Lake: Known as Hakucho no Mizuumi (Lake of the Swans), swans flock here from February to April and often approach visitors.

UNESCO Site: Inscribed in 2013 as part of the Mount Fuji World Heritage site.

Autumn Event: "Sunset Shore" Maple Festival (Optional)
When: Oct 31 – Nov 16, 2025.

Asahigaoka Lakeside Green Park.
Walk a spectacular 1,000-meter autumn leaves corridor. The leaves are beautifully lit up every evening from 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM, creating a magical, dream-like atmosphere.

Stalls will offer Yamanashi-local wines and regional cuisine, perfect for a cozy autumn evening walk.

An entrance fee of 500 JPY is required for Asahigaoka Lakeside Green Park.