Tokyo Departure | Mount Fuji Autumn Leaves Festival Illumination & Lake Yamanakako Night Tour

Beneath Mount Fuji, there is more than just a famous song; it is a place where various Japanese-style scenic spots gather, and the Hikawa Clock Shop is one of them. The streets on both sides of the Hikawa Clock Shop are lined with low wooden eaves, revealing a rustic craftsmanship and the traces of time. At the end of the street stands Mount Fuji, forming a picture that blends humanity and nature. Whether it is the morning mist or the sunset glow, this is an excellent spot to capture the perfect combination of Mount Fuji and the streetscape.

Lawson Lake Kawaguchiko Station is nestled in a landscape where Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko reflect each other. Its blue and white exterior walls appear exceptionally fresh against the backdrop of natural scenery. Every angle here can be captured like a poem, making it hard to leave. Whether you are recording the faint light in the mountains or capturing a warm moment of your trip, Lawson Lake Kawaguchiko Station is a corner of romance that travelers should not miss.

At the shores of Lake Kawaguchiko, Oishi Park unfolds like a colorful painting at the foot of Mount Fuji. It is an excellent spot for viewing Mount Fuji, where flowers and mountains, lakes and skies blend perfectly. The four seasons at Oishi Park are an endless visual feast. In spring, cherry blossoms look like clouds and mist, contrasting with the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji. In summer, lavender blooms, and the sea of purple flowers intertwines with the blue sky and white clouds, creating a romantic atmosphere. In autumn, cosmos flowers bloom, swaying in the autumn breeze and adding a touch of tenderness to Mount Fuji. In winter, snow covers the land, and Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko are blanketed in silver, resembling a fairy-tale world. Whether you are admiring the view quietly on your own or strolling hand-in-hand with a loved one, Oishi Park will leave you with unforgettable memories. Come to Oishi Park and let the majesty of Mount Fuji and the splendor of the flower fields compose a poetic journey just for you.(

[Oshino Hakkai] Oshino Hakkai is a beautiful place gifted by heaven. Meltwater from Mount Fuji is filtered through geological layers to form eight clear springs. The springs are as clear as mirrors, reflecting the majesty of the mountains and the serenity of the sky. Each spring holds long-standing legends and culture, carrying mysterious historical origins. This is not only a gift of nature but also a sanctuary for the soul, and an ideal place for people to seek tranquility and peace.

Lake Yamanakako Autumn Leaves Festival Illumination Lake Yamanakako, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, is famous for its clear water and magnificent reflection of Mount Fuji. Viewed from the lakeshore, Mount Fuji extends long ridges to the left and right, which is incredibly charming. Every year from February to April, despite the cold, swans (known as 'Hakucho' in Japan) fly here to breed. Because tourists often feed them, the swans often approach people, which is why Lake Yamanakako is also known as the 'Lake of Swans'. On June 22, 2013, Lake Yamanakako was inscribed as a World Cultural Heritage site as part of 'Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration'. *Between October 30 and November 15, 2026, the 'Sunset Beach Autumn Leaves Festival' will be held at the Asahigaoka Lakeside Green Park around Lake Yamanakako. You can enjoy a 1,000-meter-long autumn leaf corridor, and from 16:30-20:30 daily, you can also view the autumn leaves illuminated by lights, which is beautiful and dreamlike. There will be stalls selling Yamanashi-produced wine and local delicacies on-site, allowing you to taste warm food and spend a wonderful autumn evening while strolling.