This historic village was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2013. Here, you can admire eight crystal-clear ponds fed by the pristine snowmelt waters of Mt. Fuji. The area beautifully preserves traditional Japanese architecture, offering a glimpse into the country's timeless heritage.

Lake Yamanaka is the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes and is famous for being the closest to Mt. Fuji. Visitors can enjoy stunning, up-close views of the mountain, relax by the water, or try out the popular swan pedal boats. Your guide will tailor the stop to ensure you have a wonderful experience.

This historic shrine was built centuries ago and is a must-see destination when visiting the Mt. Fuji area. It features beautiful spots for taking photos and allows you to experience ancient Japanese culture firsthand. Your guide can explain its history and religious significance upon your request.

We can stop at any scenic spot around Lake Kawaguchi to capture stunning photos! Since this is a private tour, just let your guide know whenever you see a view of Mt. Fuji or the lake that you love.

Oishi Park is one of the most popular destinations on Lake Kawaguchiko. It features lovely seasonal gardens that change throughout the year, offering fantastic opportunities to admire and photograph Lake Kawaguchi with a beautiful view of Mt. Fuji.

Aokigahara Forest is a famous and unique woodland located near the base of Mt. Fuji. It is known for its beautiful moss, ancient trees, and peaceful atmosphere. Exploring this natural wonder with a private guide ensures a safe, relaxing, and highly informative walk through one of Japan's most fascinating natural landmarks.

Considered the most beautiful of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Motosu offers an iconic view of Mt. Fuji. It is a fantastic place to take memorable photos when the weather is clear. Upon request, your guide can also arrange a casual hike to scenic spots, and all necessary gear is included for free.

This open-air museum village brings the old history of rural Japan to life. It features beautifully preserved traditional thatched-roof houses, making it a wonderful place to visit and experience ancient Japanese culture firsthand.