Fuji Street View Magic｜Honmachi Street & Hikawa Clock Shop Kick off your Fuji photo journey at the famed Honmachi Street in Fujiyoshida — a straight, quiet street that visually leads you right to Mount Fuji. Vintage shop signs, lanterns, power lines, and the towering Fuji in the background create a cinematic scene beloved by photographers. Be sure to stop by the Hikawa Clock Shop — one of the most iconic angles for capturing Fuji and traditional Japanese streets in one shot! Sacred Encounters｜Fujisan Shimomiya Komuro Sengen Shrine with a Living Horse Hidden in the peaceful streets of Fujiyoshida, Komitake Shrine is a 1,200-year-old sacred site and a spiritual hub for locals. The highlight? Real horses resides at the shrine’s stables — known as the “sacred horse” of the deity, it’s friendly and photogenic. You might get the chance to take a photo together for good luck! Also, don’t miss the sacred tree with a heart-shaped growth along the approach — said to bring romantic blessings.

Sacred Encounters｜Fujisan Omuro Sengen Shrine with a Living Horse Hidden in the peaceful streets of Fujiyoshida, Komitake Shrine is a 1,200-year-old sacred site and a spiritual hub for locals. The highlight? Real horses resides at the shrine’s stables — known as the “sacred horse” of the deity, it’s friendly and photogenic. You might get the chance to take a photo together for good luck! Also, don’t miss the sacred tree with a heart-shaped growth along the approach — said to bring romantic blessings.

Postcard Shot of Mt. Fuji｜Arakurayama Sengen Park Climb 397 steps to reach the iconic view of Mount Fuji + Chureito Pagoda + cityscape — ranked among the "21 Places Every Photographer Must Visit Before They Die." Whether it's cherry blossoms in spring, lush greens in summer, red foliage in autumn, or snow in winter, every season offers a different yet stunning view of Mount Fuji.

Mini Jiuzhaigou at Fuji's Foot｜Oshino Hakkai At the foot of Mount Fuji lies Oshino Hakkai, eight crystal-clear spring ponds formed by snowmelt filtering through volcanic layers. The water reflects the sky and Mt. Fuji — calm, pristine, and dreamlike.

Instagram Hotspot｜Lawson Convenience Store with Mt. Fuji View Yes, even a convenience store can be Insta-famous! The Lawson at Lake Kawaguchi is a cult-favorite spot for shooting Fuji directly behind the shop

Scenic Drive｜Lake Kawaguchi Bridge (Drive-through view) Sit back and enjoy panoramic views as we drive across the Lake Kawaguchi Bridge. On a clear day, you may even spot the historic "Tenki-maru" Samurai boat gliding across the water, or the mysterious Unoshima Island — the only island among Fuji’s Five Lakes.

Fuji Flower Season｜Ōishi Park or Seasonal Spots Nature gives Mount Fuji a different "filter" every season, and we’ll take you to the best floral spot depending on the time of year: Ōishi Park Famous for its seasonal flower fields by the lakeside — from lavender carpets in summer to fiery red Kochia bushes in autumn — always with Mt. Fuji as a perfect backdrop. Maple Corridor (Oct 26 – Nov 20) Experience autumn magic with fiery red leaves lining the streams beneath Fuji’s snowy peak — a breathtaking blend of colors. Kawaguchiko Sakura Festival (Apr 1 – Apr 13) Capture the dream combo of Mt. Fuji, cherry blossoms, and the lake in one frame. Spring doesn’t get more perfect than this! Wrap Up the Journey and Return to Tokyo