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Not included: Admission to Fuji Shibazakura Festival Admission: 1100 JPY, Children (3-12 years): 600 JPY. Peak season prices: 1400 JPY, Children (3-12 years): 800 JPY.; Admission to The bathing fee at Fuji View Hotel Hot Spring is ¥1120 (adult admission + towel fee), ¥920 for junior high and high school students, and ¥570 for elementary school students.; Admission to Mount Fuji Onsen bathing fee: ¥1600 (weekdays); Other personal expenses
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⚠Pre-Departure Notice: The day before your trip, between 16:00 and 22:00 Japan time, we will send you detailed guide and vehicle information via email. Please be sure to check it promptly. A golden route to fully appreciate the beauty of Mount Fuji in different seasons throughout the year! From the classic Mount Fuji photo opportunity at Arakurayama Sengen Park and the limited spring/summer access to the 5th Station for a close-up view of the snow-capped Fuji, to the limited-time beauty spots around Lake Kawaguchi such as the Cherry Blossom Tunnel, Fuji Shibazakura Festival, and Maple Corridor, and finally to interacting with swans at Lake Yamanaka or enjoying a day trip to an onsen. Designed specifically for those who love photography and experiencing the natural beauty of the four seasons, you won't miss the most beautiful appearance of Mount Fuji no matter when you come! First Stop: Capture Mount Fuji's Best Angle 4/26 – 9/30: Go directly to the 5th Station to get close to the snow-capped Mount Fuji and see the volcanic terrain and rolling sea of clouds. 10/1 – 4/25: Climb Arakurayama Sengen Park to capture the most classic "Five-Storied Pagoda + Mount Fuji" shot. Second Stop: Stroll Through Lake Kawaguchi's Seasonal Scenery April: Cherry Blossom Festival, step into a pink cherry blossom tunnel as beautiful as a dream April - May: Fuji Shibazakura Festival at Lake Motosu, overlooking a pink and purple flower field under Mount Fuji Late October – Mid-November: Maple Corridor, red maple leaves cover the ground, full of autumn colors At Oishi Park in Lake Kawaguchi, you can photograph the snow-capped mountains reflected on the lake in autumn and winter, and encounter purple lavender fields in spring and summer. Third Stop: Lake Yamanaka Experience or Onsen Relaxation Get up close and personal to feed the swans, stroll along the lakeside and take photos Or choose a day trip to an onsen, soak in the hot springs and enjoy the scenery, bringing a pleasant end to your trip