One-Day Trip to Mt. Fuji: Arakurayama Sengen Park, Oshino Hakkai, Hikawa Clock Shop, in Front of Lawson Kawaguchiko Station (Depart from Tokyo) | Japan

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— Attractions —

• Arakurayama Sengen Park
  Visit an internet-famous check-in spot renowned among global photographers, offering a panoramic view of Mt. Fuji. Climb 397 steps near the main shrine to see the five-story Churei Pagoda and witness the five-story Churei Pagoda, Mt. Fuji, and the street view. Visitors and photographers from around the world come to admire this scenery year-round, from cherry blossoms in spring to snowy landscapes in winter, and to overlook Fujiyoshida city street views.
  
  
• Hikawa Clock Shop
  Leave the bustling city behind and explore "Sky Ladder Town" near Mt. Fuji. Enjoy the serene streets and visit the Hikawa Clock Shop attraction. Capture stunning photos of Japanese-style street scenes and witness Mt. Fuji seamlessly integrated with the urban landscape.
  *Refunds are not available if bad weather affects the attraction
  
  
• Oshino Hakkai
  Oshino Hakkai comprises eight clear springs formed by filtering snowwater from Mt. Fuji through the ground and is renowned for its exquisite natural surroundings. Delight in the sparkling water of the pools, harmonizing with the majestic Mt. Fuji, which draws photographers from distant places to capture its beauty. Oshino Hakkai has also been granted national recognition as a designated natural monument.
  
  

• Lake Kawaguchi Oishi Park (if it's not the season to view the Maple Leaf Corridor, the itinerary will be adjusted to Oishi Park)
  During summer, Oishi Park by Lake Kawaguchi is adorned with vibrant lavender, creating a stunning contrast against the backdrop of Mt. Fuji. In autumn, the park comes alive with fluffy, red broom grass (kochia), coinciding with the Kawaguchiko Herb Festival (featuring lavender in June to July, Malus spectabilis and Cosmos bipinnatus from July to September, and Kochia in October).
  
  
• Lake Kawaguchi Maple Leaf Corridor (seasonal limited: October 26–November 20, 50 minutes, and not Oishi Park)
  Admire the breathtaking view of snow-capped Mt. Fuji against fiery red maple leaves, a rare annual spectacle. The shores of Lake Fujikawaguchi are adorned with vibrant red maples, creating a mesmerizing scene.
  
  

— Important Info —

• Each person can bring one piece of luggage for free, without any size restrictions (please indicate in the "Requests & Remarks" section during registration)
• Children aged 0–2 can participate for free if they do not occupy a seat; children aged 3 and above are considered adults. Hotel pick-up and drop-off services are available for small groups. Charges apply for participants starting from 0 years old
• Children under 3 years old without a seat cannot board if there's insufficient space and no refunds will be provided
• For groups of 4-13 people: Driver-guide service is provided. For groups of 13 people and above: Separate driver and tour guide services are provided
• Reference models:
  - 5-8-seater cars: Toyota Alphard
  - 9-14-seater cars: Toyota HAICE equivalent
  - 18-22-seater cars: small buses
  - 22-seater cars and above: large buses
• The above vehicles are for reference only, and the actual models will be based on the number of people traveling on the day