Located in Shizuoka Prefecture, not in Tokyo. It is famous for its breathtaking views that combine Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms, and the vermilion five-story pagoda. The park is a paradise for photographers and tourists, especially during the cherry blossom season in April, when the pink cherry blossoms contrast beautifully with the snow-capped Mount Fuji in the distance. Admission not included.

Lake Kawaguchi is one of the five lakes in the Fuji Five - Lakes region. It is renowned for its stunning views of Mount Fuji, especially during the early morning and late afternoon when the soft light creates a beautiful reflection of the majestic mountain on the calm lake surface. Admission not included.

The most prominent feature of Oshino Hakkai is its crystal - clear water. The water in the eight springs is so clear that the bottom of the springs can be seen clearly, and the reflection of the surrounding mountains and trees on the water surface is like a beautiful picture. In addition, the area is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. With Mount Fuji as the backdrop, the green mountains, clear springs, and the snow - capped peak of Mount Fuji form a harmonious and beautiful landscape, making people reluctant to leave.

The lake offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji. On a clear day, the snow - capped peak of Mount Fuji is reflected in the calm lake surface, creating a picturesque scene. The surrounding area is covered with lush forests and beautiful flowers, which, together with the blue sky, white clouds, and the lake, form a harmonious and beautiful landscape. Yamanakako is a popular destination for various water activities. Visitors can go boating, fishing, and water - skiing on the lake. There are also some beaches around the lake where people can swim and sunbathe in summer.

(Optional)Gotemba Premium Outlets is conveniently situated at the foot of Mount Fuji. The outlet features a large number of well - known brand stores, offering a wide range of products （its optional）

(Optional)This is the halfway point up Mount Fuji (about 2,300m high). It's the starting point for climbers and offers a close-up view of the summit. Note: It's usually only accessible from April to November.

A historic, UNESCO World Heritage shrine dedicated to Mount Fuji. It features a large gate (torii) and a peaceful path lined with ancient cedar trees. It was the starting point for pilgrimages in the past.

A stunning, iconic view. Climb about 400 steps to see the red five-story pagoda perfectly framed with Mount Fuji in the background. It's one of the most famous photo spots in Japan.

（Optional）A natural lava cave formed by Mount Fuji. It remains at freezing temperatures year-round, allowing you to see natural ice pillars even in summer. Be prepared to stoop while walking inside.