A Day Trip Story to Mount Fuji｜Cloud Walking Guide

🌸 Must-Visit Spots • Flower fields on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi (Shibazakura in April / Autumn leaves in November) • Tenjozan Park Ropeway (Visit the Rabbit Shrine for love fortunes) • Oshino Hakkai spring ponds (most beautiful in early morning mist) Hidden perspective: Capture the 3-second moment when the Fuji-Q Highland Ferris wheel reaches its highest point 🚌 Transportation Tips Take the express bus from Tokyo Station to Kawaguchiko Station (30% cheaper than the train) Recommended pass: includes ropeway + boat + bus one-day pass Driving note: The 5th Station road is closed in winter 🎎 Specialty Souvenirs • Mount Fuji lava baked bread • Limited edition Mount Fuji-shaped stamps • Yamanashi crystal grape jelly 🍜 Food Highlights 【Kozaku】Local pumpkin soba noodles 【Fudo Chaya】Teppan pancakes with Mount Fuji soda ♨️ Accommodation Suggestions 【Konansho】Private hot spring room with "Reverse Fuji" view 【FUFU Kawaguchiko】Forest glass house 🕰️ Itinerary Suggestions ▫️5:30 Lake Kawaguchi for "Red Fuji" photography ▫️8:00 Asama Shrine ▫️10:30 Orchard fruit picking (seasonal) ▫️15:00 Art museum and lakeside walk ▫️18:30 Kaiseki dinner at onsen hotel 🗾 Travel Reflection At the foot of Mount Fuji, time takes on a new scale—measured by the speed of drifting clouds. The biggest surprise is that even convenience store bento boxes are carefully arranged in mountain shapes, and the breeze carries the coolness of snow-capped peaks.