Mount Fuji

The long-awaited cherry blossom season has finally arrived! This year, I have prepared a special list of stunning views of Mount Fuji cherry blossoms. Follow the list and get ready for plenty of surprises! 1️⃣Shinshin Park in Arakura Mountain You can see the beautiful scenery of Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms and the Five-Storied Pagoda, which is also one of the most popular places to view cherry blossoms in Fuji. 2️⃣North bank of Lake Kawaguchi Most of the popular photos of Fuji cherry blossoms are taken here, and a grand Lake Kawaguchi Cherry Blossom Festival is held every spring. 3️⃣️Long Yanyuan You can enjoy the unique scenery that combines Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms, and streams. 4️⃣️Fuji Kawaguchiko Resort Village The location of the Fuji Shibazakura Festival, where the Shibazakura in front of Mount Fuji extends like a fresh and beautiful carpet. 5️⃣️Lake Tanuki You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of "Diamond Fuji" formed by the setting sun and Mount Fuji, and the cherry blossoms shining together in the evening. 6️⃣️In places like Nenno Village, Fuji Ryoen, Juyosenzan Temple, and Iwamotoyama Park, you can also enjoy the stunning scenery of Sakura Fuji. ✅Guide to transportation methods for visiting Mount Fuji 1️⃣Depart from Narita Airport to Lake Kawaguchi via Keisei Bus If you are heading to Lake Hikou after getting off the plane, you can choose to take the Keisei bus. 2️⃣️Depart from Haneda Airport to Lake Kawaguchi [Fuji-Q & Keio Bus Joint Operation] 3️⃣️Tokyo city area - Kawaguchiko [Fuji Kyuko train] 4️⃣️Transportation around Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi [Yamanashi Bus for the Fuji Five Lakes] This bus is divided into three routes: ◎Green Line: West Lake Sightseeing Bus (West Lake・Qingmuyuan direction) ◎Red Line: Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Bus ◎Blue Line: direction to Mingze, Jingjin Lake, and Benqi Lake ✅Here's another recommendation for a terrace garden homestay that offers a direct view of Mount Fuji. 🏠Homestay name: "Mt. Fuji Scenic View! Pets allowed! Spacious terrace and garden for an extraordinary experience! Close to Lake Kawaguchi and Fuji-Q Highland!" 📍Address: Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, Japan. ✨Highlights of the homestay ▪️You can see Mount Fuji from all rooms. How about enjoying the starry sky with Mount Fuji as the background, while raising a glass of wine for a toast? ▪️The homestay has a terrace and a garden lawn where you can play with your dog and experience the local life. It is definitely the highlight of this homestay~ 🚥Transportation & popular attractions nearby for homestay: ▪️Popular nearby attractions: Hakone Shrine within 100 meters, Ashinoko Lake and nearby subway station within 100 meters. ▪️Nearby activities: Hakone sightseeing cruise (especially recommended for sunset cruise), Venetian Glass Museum, Hakone Museum of Art, POLA Museum.

Just participated in a Mount Fuji one-day tour, circled around Mount Fuji for more than half a circle, and admired this iconic Japanese mountain at 5 locations. The overall experience is good, costing more than 500 RMB, and the return on investment is quite good. The car is a branded tour bus, a high-top Toyota Sea Lion, with nine seats. The seats are a bit tight and the comfort is a bit poor. Dined at the Hakkai scenic spot, Japanese set meal, averaging more than 2,000 yen per person, equivalent to more than 100 RMB, not bad.

🌟 First Stop: Hippo Bus 🚍 Departing from Tokyo, taking the famous Hippo Bus to Mount Fuji is a top choice for many tourists. This is not just a mode of transportation, but also a unique experience. The Hippo Bus is adorned with cute hippo patterns, and its interior is comfortable. During the journey, you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way to Mount Fuji. 🎁 Second Stop: Narusawa Village Souvenir Shop 🏠 After arriving at Narusawa Village, don't forget to visit the souvenir shop. Here, you'll find a collection of Mount Fuji-related souvenirs, such as Mount Fuji models, hand-painted postcards, and local specialty foods. Picking up some as gifts will surely add a special memory to your trip. 🌄 Third Stop: Lake Yamanaka 🌊 Lake Yamanaka is the largest of the five lakes around Mount Fuji, with crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush green mountains. You can rent a small boat and row on the lake, feeling the tranquility of the water and the breeze on your face. In the evening, if you're lucky, you can also enjoy a stunning Mount Fuji sunset, which will be an unforgettable moment of your trip. 📸 Check-in Tips: * Take a photo in front of the Hippo Bus, and don't forget to pose with the cute hippo! * In front of the Narusawa Village Souvenir Shop, try to take a special postcard photo with Mount Fuji in the background. * While boating on Lake Yamanaka, remember to capture the reflection of the lake and Mount Fuji, which will make for a beautiful photo. Come to Mount Fuji and experience these unique check-in spots! You will surely be captivated by their charm and leave with unforgettable memories. 🌸🏞️📷

Japan's Mount Fuji 🗻 is well known to everyone. Do you know about Toyama? This magical little town is really worth a visit. Here is the hometown of the creator of Doraemon, Fujiko F. Fujio, also known as "Blue Fat Man". World Heritage Site "Gassho-zukuri Village" is also here. And what makes my heart beat faster 💓 is Asahi-machi in spring. ——Spring Quartet Cherry blossoms 🌸, tulips 🌷, rapeseed flowers, combined with the interweaving of residual snow on the Alps, form a wonderful and beautiful scenery. · ✨Highlights of the trip 1️⃣A scroll-like flower field Aim the camera towards the direction covered in residual snow, and capture the beautiful scenery woven by three flowers 🌷 and one snowflake ❄️ with a click 📷. 2️⃣ Dreamy starry sky 🌃 flower field Under the night sky, you can see a dreamy flower field covered by stars 💐 3️⃣️Hidden Sakura Tunnel About 280 Yoshino cherry blossoms 🌸 bloom along the banks of the Funagawa River, and strolling through the cherry blossom tunnel is also quite romantic. 4️⃣ Night Sakura under the Bonfire On a weeknight in April, there are night lights and campfires 🔥, the other side of the spring quartet is also charming. · ❓When can we see 2023❓ The best viewing time is predicted to be from April 6th to 14th, and the lighting time is from April 5th to 14th. · 🚌Traffic information ✔️Parking lot 🅿️around the venue is only open on weekdays. ✔️On weekends, you can park your car at Xuyi Comprehensive Hospital and Xuyi Cultural and Sports Center (Sanrina) and take a free shuttle bus. ✔️Take the free shuttle bus for about 10 minutes to "Pozhan" station on the Aizukaze Fukuyama Railway.

Waking up to the view of snow-capped Mount Fuji on a clear day has to be one of my favourite things to do in Japan.

"Mount Fuji can never retain the cherry blossoms that wish to fall." The cherry blossoms fall at a speed of 5 centimeters per second. What speed must I reach to meet you? Cherry Blossom Language: Cherry blossoms symbolize love and hope, representing elegance and a simple, pure love. Cherry blossoms bloom quietly in spring like an innocent girl, with trees full of white and pink flowers, they are the most beautiful language to express love to a lover. The person in one's heart, just like that lonely cherry blossom rain, slowly fades away into the depths of time, leaving behind eternal memories.

Discover the majesty of Mt. Fuji from a slightly different angle, adding a touch of surprise to your journey! 🏞️🌄 📍 Chureito Viewpoint: Ascend to the Chureito for a breathtaking panorama of Mt. Fuji framed by cherry blossoms in spring or vibrant foliage in autumn. Capture the iconic scene that graces postcards and travel brochures alike! 📍 Lake Kawaguchi's Northern Shores: Head to the northern shores of Lake Kawaguchi for an awe-inspiring view. The tranquil waters provide a mirror-like reflection of Mt. Fuji, creating a serene and picturesque setting. 📍 Arakurayama Sengen Park: Embrace the beauty of Mt. Fuji from Arakurayama Sengen Park, especially during cherry blossom season. The park's iconic serves as a fantastic foreground, creating a stunning composition. Experience the allure of Mt. Fuji from these distinctive vantage points, capturing moments that redefine your perception of Japan's iconic symbol! 📸🌟 cr:oneworldjustgo

#japantrip Fuji Mountain Cherry Appreciation Missed Waiting for a Year! The cherry blossom season for the Chinese tour departing from Tokyo has arrived, and of course, we need to have an annual trip with Mount Fuji and Sakura Mist! I don't know how to take the route, but I recommend registering for a 1-day tour and renting a car from Tokyo at 00. Chinese service! Fuji Mountain cherry blossom viewing points from different angles, classic attractions, and Instagram influencer check-in points can be booked with just one click, with a budget of 419 yuan per person. Please poke the guest's clothes in the bottom left corner to lock in your favorite cherry viewing points around Fuji Mountain Dashi Park

The Fifth Station town of Mount Fuji is a hub for climbers and also a great place to experience traditional Japanese culture. Strolling through the quaint streets, you can participate in traditional kimono experiences, taste delicious Fujisan udon noodles, and more. In addition, you can buy a variety of interesting souvenirs here to share this unforgettable journey with family and friends. Don't miss this charming town that will make you want to return again and again!🍜🏯 Lake Kawaguchiko at the foot of Mount Fuji. This is one of the best spots to admire the beauty of Mount Fuji, especially when the weather is clear and you can see the reflection of the mountain on the lake's surface, a truly breathtaking sight! Walking by the lake, taking a boat ride, or enjoying a hot spring are all great ways to relax. At night, you can also enjoy the night view of Mount Fuji by the lake, which is colorful and enchanting. Come here and immerse yourself completely in the embrace of nature!

The romantic cherry blossom season has arrived at the foot of Mount Fuji, don't miss the date with it. 🥰🥰🥰 🌟 Highlights: As the train slowly passes by, the view of Mount Fuji outside the window is still covered in snow despite it being spring. It's very picturesque. No wonder it's a must-visit spot in Japan. It's to be admired from a distance, not to be disrespected. 😂😂😂 👍 Most recommended: Japan is truly the best place to enjoy cherry blossoms! A gust of wind on a casual street brings a romantic shower of cherry blossoms. There's no need to go anywhere else for a photo. Super awesome. Not to mention, the exquisite variety of snacks here will definitely add little surprises to your journey. 😁😁😁

🌟🌟🌟 The New Year's celebration was so popular that I had to book a spot to visit Mount Fuji a month in advance, but luckily the forecast said that the visibility of Mount Fuji today would be perfect. The snowy scenery of Mount Fuji is too beautiful, with thick snow covering the summit, and the earth dressed in pure silver-white. The natural wonder, a huge 'ice sculpture' of a mountain that comes into view, brings with it more mysterious and romantic imaginations. 🌟🌟🌟 This pure white world is really too beautiful. I feel great just wandering around, and I also got to taste some Japanese cuisine. Japanese ramen is a must-try and ranks first, the udon is delicious, chewy and fragrant, the only downside is that the portions are a bit small, suitable for girls with a smaller appetite.

(1): Visiting and touring Mount Fuji In Japan, there is a popular saying that if a tourist claims they have traveled to Japan but haven't visited Mount Fuji, it's as if they have never been to Japan at all. It's similar to traveling to the capital of a country and not visiting the Forbidden City or climbing the Great Wall; it's tantamount to not having visited Beijing. The duration of this trip to Japan was six days and five nights, and among the itinerary was a stop at 'Mount Fuji,' which in Japanese Kana is written as 'ふじさん,' and its English name is Mount Fuji. It is not only the highest peak in Japan but also one of the national symbols. But that's not all; 'Mount Fuji' also has three other names: 'Fujisan,' 'Fugaku,' and 'Fuji no Takane.' After returning home and doing some research, I found out that the name 'Fuji' comes from the 'Ainu language' of Japan, which is spoken in the Hokkaido region, and it means 'immortality.' The original pronunciation comes from the language of the Ainu people, a Japanese ethnic minority, meaning 'Mountain of Fire' or 'Fire God.' 'Mount Fuji' is one of the world's largest active volcanoes, spanning Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures, close to the Pacific coast, and about 80 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. It is currently dormant, but geologists still classify it as an active volcano, which could erupt at any time.