As one of Japan’s most recognizable landmarks, Mt. Fuji draws visitors from all over the globe to the Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures, hoping to witness its breathtaking beauty. For the Japanese people, however, Mt. Fuji holds deep spiritual significance and has inspired countless works of art over the centuries. Please note that Mount Fuji’s visibility depends on weather conditions. We kindly ask for your understanding if the view is limited.

Kotoku-in is home to the Great Buddha of Kamakura, one of Japan's most famous statues. This massive bronze Buddha stands at 13.35 meters tall and has survived natural disasters since the 13th century. This statue is unique because you can actually go inside it to see its internal structure. It symbolizes serenity and provides a great place to reflect while walking around the grounds.

Arrive at Oshino Hakkai, a village known for its clear spring water and scenic beauty. For those who selected the meal option, lunch will be served at a restaurant in Oshino Hakkai. There will be free time to enjoy the surroundings or have lunch on their own. Then, leave Oshino Hakkai and head towards the base of Mount Fuji. You will have one hour time in Oshino Hakkai and one hour time will be the ride by bus

Arrival at Oishi Park, located along the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, offering breathtaking scenery and unforgettable views of Mount Fuji.