Gather at the JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit meeting point at 7:40 Japan time. Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early to wait for the pickup.

Lawson Lake Kawaguchiko Station or Kawaguchiko Town Hall -- A pilgrimage site for travel photography Lawson Lake Kawaguchiko Station is located in the scroll where Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko shine together. The blue and white exterior walls look particularly fresh against the backdrop of natural scenery. Every angle here can be turned into a poem, making people linger. Whether it is recording the faint light in the mountains or freezing the warm moments of travel, Lawson at Lake Kawaguchiko Station is a corner of romance that travelers should not miss.

Lake Kawaguchiko Oishi Park By the side of Lake Kawaguchiko, Oishi Park is like a colorful scroll spread out at the foot of Mt. Fuji. This is an excellent place to view Mt. Fuji and a perfect blend of flowers, mountains, lakes, and sky. The four seasons of Oishi Park are an endless visual feast. In spring, cherry blossoms are like clouds and mist, contrasting with the snow-capped peak of Mt. Fuji; in summer, lavender blooms, and the purple sea of flowers intertwines with the blue sky and white clouds, which is extremely romantic; in autumn, cosmos flowers bloom, and the pink flowers sway in the autumn wind, adding a touch of tenderness to Mt. Fuji; in winter, snow covers the earth, and Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko are covered in silver, just like a fairy tale world.

Nikkawa Clock Shop - Unlock a hidden spot for capturing authentic Japanese street scenes, with Mount Fuji at the end. At the foot of Mount Fuji, not only are there familiar songs, but also a diverse collection of beautiful Japanese scenery, Nikkawa Clock Shop being one of them. The low wooden eaves lining the streets of Nikkawa Clock Shop exude a rustic craftsmanship and the marks of time; at the end of the street lies Mount Fuji, creating a harmonious blend of humanity and nature. Whether in the morning mist or the afterglow of the sunset, this is a perfect location to capture the perfect combination of Mount Fuji and the street.

Taste the sweet and clear spring water at Oshino Hakkai, the 'Jiuzhaigou' at the foot of Mt. Fuji Oshino Hakkai is a beautiful place gifted by heaven. Meltwater from Mt. Fuji flows through the strata and is filtered to form eight clear springs. The springs are as clear as mirrors, reflecting the majesty of the mountains and the tranquility of the sky. Each spring contains long-standing legends and culture, carrying mysterious historical origins. This is not only a gift from nature but also a sanctuary for the soul, and an ideal place for people to seek tranquility and peace.

Lake Yamanakako, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, is famous for its clear water and magnificent reflection of Mt. Fuji. Looking from the lakeside, Mt. Fuji extends long ridges to the left and right, which is incredibly charming. Every year from February to April, despite the severe cold, swans (known as 'white birds' in Japan) fly here to breed. Because tourists often feed them, the swans often take the initiative to get close to people, so Lake Yamanakako is also known as the 'Lake of White Birds'. KABA Hippo Bus 'The Hippo of Lake Yamanakako' is a very rare amphibious bus and a beloved favorite at Lake Yamanakako. It can take you for a ride in the forest or cruise on the lake. This feeling of 'going up the mountain and down to the sea' is definitely something you cannot experience normally. Warm sunshine, gentle breeze, lush forests, and splashing water. Take the Hippo Bus and enjoy the feast of lake and mountain scenery.