Japan Mt. Fuji Shibazakura Small Group Day Tour｜9-person boutique small group｜Chinese and Japanese service

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※Please note that the Shibazakura Festival is the peak travel season in Japan, which coincides with the International Labor Day holiday. There are many people traveling, and Motosuko Shibazakura Park is a key scenic spot during the Labor Day period. The roads are narrow. The itinerary on the product page is for reference only. In case of severe traffic jams, in order to ensure the travel experience, there may be adjustments to the attractions, the order of visits and the duration of stay. The attractions will be reduced according to the actual situation. Please choose carefully when placing an order.

※Shibazakura is not cherry blossom, but a type of phlox: The blooming date of the flowers is affected by local weather, and the most beautiful scenery cannot be guaranteed. Please check the local weather and blooming conditions before placing an order. Please note that any requests for refunds/compensation due to poor opening or weather factors such as rain will not be accepted.

・Route: Depart from Tokyo → Lake Motosu・Mount Fuji Shibazakura Festival → Lake Saiko's healing village Root Field → Lake Kawaguchi Oishi Park → Hikawa clock shop → Return to Tokyo

ーReference Modelー・10-seater car: Toyota Hiace. The small tour group only has a driver who is also a tour guide. We can only briefly introduce the attractions and cannot provide professional tour guide services. Please understand.

ーIntroduction to attractionsー (Please pay for your own entrance fee)
・【Motosuko-Mount Fuji Shibazakura Festival】: The largest Shibazakura festival in the metropolitan area of ​​Japan, with about 500,000 Shibazakura trees blooming like a pink carpet at the foot of Mount Fuji. The bright contrast of colors embellishes the spring scenery of Mount Fuji. While visiting the Shibazakura Festival, we also recommend stopping by the Peter Rabbit English Garden in the same resort. In the vast English garden, more than 300 different kinds of flowers and plants are planted. There are also cute Peter Rabbit statues and various exquisite and cute signboards in the garden, allowing you to enjoy the picture book world of Peter Rabbit.
※ Admission to Motosuko Resort is 1,000-1,300 yen for adults (middle school students and above); 500-700 yen for children over 3 years old (ticket prices may vary depending on the date, the price on that day will prevail). Tickets are at your own expense.
※ Peter Rabbit English Garden: Opening hours: 10:00-16:00 (consumption is at your own expense)
Saiko Healing Village: This scenic spot combines history, culture, nature and sightseeing. It is famous for its traditional Gassho-zukuri thatched houses. This century-old lifestyle, combined with the rural scenery and Mount Fuji in the distance, constitutes the most simple and rare rural beauty in Japan.
※ Admission fee: Adults (high school students and above) 500 yen, children (elementary and junior high school students) 250 yen, please pay for it yourself.
[Kawaguchiko Oishi Park]: In Oishi Park on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi at the foot of Mount Fuji, you can enjoy the 350-meter-long flower street. From late April to early May, the area is covered with blooming shibazakura flowers, like a bright pink carpet. At the same time, rape flowers are also in full bloom. Looking at the majestic Mount Fuji while slowly walking on the flower street will relax your mind and make you forget about time.
[Hikawa clock shop]: Known as the "ladder town" of Mount Fuji, the quiet streets are like a ladder to the clouds. At the end of the road is Mount Fuji, which is infinitely close yet out of reach. It is a popular check-in spot for internet celebrities on Instagram. Watching Mount Fuji blend into the streets is a great way to take photos!