Mt. Fuji🗻🤍🫶🏻

Let’s GOOO!

You’ll arrive at 📍Mishima Station, from there you can either rent a car or get on a bus.

For this specific trip we hopped on a bus and arrived at the 📍Kawaguchiko Station

We walked around 10 minutes to our Airbnb, and since we didn’t find a car rental with cars available we were going to rent a bike! 🚲 however on a last minute decision we went to another rental and they had a car available to us until the next day, so we drove up to 📍Chureito Pagoda! beautiful view of Fuji-San, not many people since it was late (around 6/7ish pm)

The next day we decided to go to 📍Lake Yamanakako, we had it all to ourselves, besides the swans and ducks obviously….. Fujikawaguchiko @

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2024/3/14 Edited to

... Read moreMt. Fuji, also known as Fujisan, is not only Japan's tallest peak but also a symbol of beauty and cultural significance. Travelers can begin their journey at Mishima Station, a convenient starting point that connects visitors to various transportation options. Renting a car or taking a bus are popular choices, allowing for flexibility while exploring the stunning landscapes around the mountain. Visiting the Chureito Pagoda offers spectacular panoramic views of Mt. Fuji, especially during sunset when the sky paints a beautiful backdrop. For those interested in photography, this is a must-visit spot, attracting fewer visitors in the late hours, providing a peaceful atmosphere. After soaking in the views, consider spending the night at cozy accommodations in the Kawaguchiko area, known for its picturesque scenery and local charm. The following day brings more adventures, such as visiting Lake Yamanakako, which offers tranquil moments surrounded by nature. The presence of swans and ducks adds to the serene ambiance, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection. When planning your trip, don't forget to check local events and seasonal activities around Mt. Fuji. Different times of the year showcase unique aspects of the area, from cherry blossoms in spring to vibrant autumn leaves. Discerning travelers find that exploring beyond just the summit of Mt. Fuji evokes a deeper appreciation for Japan's natural wonders.