Located on the Northern shore of Lake Kawaguchi, Oishi Park offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, framed by flowers and autumn leaves. The seasonal gardens and open lakefront, make it one of the most scenic and photogenic stops of the trip.

This Lawson is no ordinary convenience store, it’s a viral spot, from just outside, you can perfectly align the bright Lawson sign with Mount Fuji in the background. Inside you can grab unique food, snacks, drinks, and souvenirs.

Oshino Hakkai is a peaceful mountain village nestled between Lake Yamanakako and Lake Kawaguchiko, famous for its eight crystal-clear ponds formed by Mt. Fuji’s melted snow. The spring water is so pure that you can see every pebble and koi fish beneath the surface, with Mt. Fuji perfectly reflected above. Wander through narrow lanes lined with thatched-roof houses and waterwheels, and stop by small local shops offering regional treats such as Hoto noodles, Kusamochi, fresh soba, and grilled rainbow trout. The reflections at Okama Pond create one of the most photogenic views of Mt. Fuji, especially on bright mornings. Whether you come to taste, explore, or photograph, Oshino Hakkai offers a glimpse of Japan’s pure mountain beauty and timeless village life.

Your final stop is one of Japan’s most iconic view points. After a short climb(approximately 10 to 15 minutes), view the beautiful five layer pagoda, here, Mount Fuji rises majestically behind the pagoda, surrounded by fiery red leaves, an image that has appeared countless times on travel magazines, and posters.