Mount Fuji Private Tour – Discover Magic of Japan’s Iconic Mount

• Iconic spot for Mt. Fuji and red pagoda photo
• ~400 steps to the viewpoint (optional but worth it!)
• Ideal for photography lovers

• Altitude: approx. 2,300 meters
• Closest accessible point by car before the summit
• Scenic views, shops, and shrine
• Note: Closed during winter or bad weather

• One of the Fuji Five Lakes
• Beautiful reflections of Mt. Fuji on clear days
• Optional: short walk by the lakeside

• Traditional Japanese village with 8 spring-fed ponds
• Stunning view of Mt. Fuji behind thatched-roof houses
• Local snacks, souvenirs, and street food

• Historical Shinto shrine where pilgrims begin climbing Mt. Fuji
• Beautiful torii gates and peaceful forest walk

Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine at the base of Chureito Pagoda in Fujiyoshida. Dedicated to the deity of Mount Fuji, it has been a place of prayer for protection and safe journeys for centuries. Surrounded by forest, it offers a peaceful start before the climb to one of Japan’s most iconic Mount Fuji viewpoints.

Lake Yamanaka is the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, offering wide open views of Mount Fuji and a relaxed, resort-style atmosphere. Known for its fresh air, swan boats, and seasonal scenery, it’s a perfect spot for photos, short walks, and enjoying Mount Fuji from a peaceful lakeside setting.

Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba is a beautifully restored traditional village near Mount Fuji, featuring thatched-roof houses from the Edo period. Set beside Lake Saiko, it offers a peaceful glimpse into old rural Japan with local crafts, cultural experiences, and scenic views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. A perfect stop for travelers seeking history, culture, and authentic Japanese atmosphere away from the crowds.

Narusawa Ice Cave is a natural lava cave at the base of Mount Fuji, famous for its year-round ice formations created by cool underground temperatures. Visitors can walk through narrow passages to see shimmering ice pillars and learn how the cave was historically used to store ice. A unique and refreshing stop for nature lovers and photographers.

Lawson Kawaguchiko is a famous convenience store near Lake Kawaguchi known for its iconic view of Mount Fuji right behind it. Popular with photographers and travelers, it’s a great spot to grab snacks, coffee, or quick meals while capturing one of the most Instagram-worthy Fuji shots.

Shiraito Falls is one of Japan’s most beautiful waterfalls, located near Mount Fuji. Hundreds of thin streams flow like white threads from a curved lava rock cliff into a clear basin below, creating a peaceful and photogenic scene. A must-visit natural spot for relaxation and photography.

Oishi Park is a scenic lakeside park on the northern shore of Lake Kawaguchi, offering stunning panoramic views of Mount Fuji. Famous for its seasonal flowers—especially lavender in summer—it’s a perfect spot for leisurely walks, photos, and enjoying nature with Fuji as the backdrop.