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Not included: Admission to Fuji Fruit Park admission ticket; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses
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This itinerary carefully selects the most quintessential attractions and experiences in the Mount Fuji area based on the season, allowing you to appreciate the charm of "Japan's highest mountain" from different angles. Morning: Ascend to a high vantage point and capture stunning views of Mount Fuji April 26th - November 30th (Summer/Autumn Itinerary): Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station: Take a bus directly to the halfway point of Mount Fuji (altitude 2305 meters), admire the sacred mountain from a close distance, and, when the weather is clear, overlook the sea of clouds and the panoramic view of Lake Kawaguchi, experiencing its majestic beauty. December 1st - April 25th of the following year (Winter/Early Spring Itinerary): Arakurayama Sengen Park: A limited-time attraction that replaces the 5th Station. Climb 397 steps to perfectly frame Mount Fuji and the townscape below, a paradise for photography enthusiasts with different seasonal scenery. Noon: Unique Transportation and Cuisine Fujisan View Express (Complimentary Experience): Take a popular sightseeing train from Shimo-Yoshida Station (approximately 14 minutes) to Kawaguchiko Station, enjoying the classic scenery of Mount Fuji interwoven with rural landscapes along the way. Kanafuji Japanese Restaurant (Optional): Enjoy a Japanese set meal at a popular restaurant in Yamanashi Prefecture. Specific seating areas offer views of Mount Fuji while dining when the weather is clear. Afternoon: Stroll through Flower Fields and Fruit Picking Oishi Park: Stroll along the "Flower Street" on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, admiring the superb view of seasonal flowers (such as lavender, tulips, etc.) framed with Mount Fuji, a great spot for taking postcard-worthy photos. Yamanashi Fuji Fruit Park: Depending on the season, experience the fun of picking fresh seasonal fruits by hand (strawberries, cherries, peaches, grapes, etc.) and savor the sweet taste of Yamanashi's natural bounty.