Mount Fuji Lawson & McDonald’s Double Influencer Check-in One-Day Tour

8:00 JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit (meeting point pick‑up/drop‑off package)

7:30‑8:30 Door‑to‑door hotel pick‑up in 7 wards of central Tokyo (hotel/guesthouse pick‑up & drop‑off package)

Tokyo departure routes: 1. Shinjuku Ward 2. Chiyoda Ward 3. Chuo Ward 4. Taito Ward 5. Minato Ward 6. Shibuya Ward 11. Bunkyo Ward — for the above areas, the specific hotel address must be confirmed to be within the pick‑up range. 7. Toshima Ward 8. Nakano Ward 9. Sumida Ward 10. Koto Ward 12. Edogawa Ward — pick‑up not available in the above areas.

※The pick‑up order and timing will be arranged by the driver‑guide based on driving distance and other factors. Please be understanding and cooperative, and follow the driver‑guide's arrangements.

Note: No refunds will be issued if attractions are not visually appealing or photos are unsatisfactory due to force majeure such as weather conditions!!

Choose one of two itineraries: Arakura Sengen Park / Nikawa Clock Shop

▼Instagram‑famous spot — Arakura Sengen Park — the ultimate vantage point for panoramic views of Mt. Fuji (approx. 70 minutes)

A newly trending attraction, known as one of "21 places every photographer in the world must visit before they die." This is the ultimate spot for panoramic views of Mt. Fuji. Climb the 397 steps near the main hall and you can capture "Mt. Fuji & the townscape below" in a single shot. Photographers and tourists from around the world flock here for this very view. Not only is it beautiful in spring with cherry blossoms, but the fresh greenery of summer, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery in winter are equally stunning. Besides admiring the breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji, you can also overlook the charming townscape of Fujiyoshida City below.

▼Instagram‑famous "Ladder Town" — Fuji Yoshida 'Honmachi Street' Nikawa Clock Shop, Kanidori Gate — one‑stop visit to all the trending spots (approx. 70 minutes)

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and head to Mt. Fuji's "Ladder Town." This street leading to Mt. Fuji is as quiet as a ladder to the clouds — with Mt. Fuji at the end of the road, infinitely close yet just out of reach~~ The wildly popular Instagram hotspot Nikawa Clock Shop draws huge crowds. You can capture traditional Japanese street scenes and enjoy the unique experience of seeing Mt. Fuji blend seamlessly with the streetscape — perfect for stunning photos!

▼Instagram‑famous McDonald's — hidden gem photo spot — breathtaking lakeside Mt. Fuji views at Kawaguchiko McDonald's (approx. 20 minutes)

This trendy McDonald's in Shimoyoshida, Fujiyoshida City, offers an absolutely stunning angle for photographing Mt. Fuji. 

▼Savour the sweet spring waters of Oshino Hakkai, the "Jiuzhaigou at the foot of Mt. Fuji" (approx. 70 minutes)

[Oshino Hakkai] The so‑called "Oshino Hakkai" refers to eight clear springs formed by snowmelt from Mt. Fuji that has filtered through underground strata. Oshino Hakkai is renowned for its beautiful natural environment — the shimmering pond waters merge with the majestic Mt. Fuji in a truly picturesque scene that attracts countless photographers from far and wide. Oshino Hakkai is a nationally designated natural monument.

▼Kawaguchiko Oishi Park (approx. 40 minutes; during non‑seasonal periods, visit Oishi Park instead of the Maple Corridor)

Every summer, the lavender at Oishi Park on the shores of Lake Kawaguchiko blooms in full splendour, draping the park in a purple carpet that beautifully complements the view of Mt. Fuji — a truly breathtaking sight. In autumn, the park's summer cypress (kochia) turns a vivid crimson, looking wonderfully fluffy and adorable. This is also the venue for the Kawaguchiko Herb Festival. (Lavender: Jun‑Jul; begonias and cosmos: Jul‑Sep; kochia: Oct)

▼Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor (seasonal period 26/10–20/11: approx. 40 minutes at this spot; Oishi Park is not visited)

The stunning contrast of snow‑capped Mt. Fuji against fiery red maple leaves is a sight you simply cannot miss. This once‑a‑year spectacle awaits your visit. The shores of Lake Kawaguchiko are adorned in vibrant autumn colours, creating a resplendent golden autumn scene that is truly mesmerising.

▼Lawson Convenience Store — the ultimate photo‑shoot spot (approx. 20 minutes)

How do you capture the perfect street shot at the Instagram‑famous Lawson convenience store at Lake Kawaguchiko? Set up your tripod across the street, switch to portrait mode, and wait patiently for the crowd to thin out before snapping away! While the photos are stunning, you'll need to cross the road — please be extra careful!

Today's itinerary comes to an end and we begin our return journey. The return time is for reference only — we may return earlier depending on how smoothly the day's itinerary goes and road conditions.

Arrive back at JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit, bringing the day's tour to a pleasant conclusion! Guests on the meeting point pick‑up/drop‑off package may end the tour directly at Tokyo Station.

Tokyo Station (Tokyo Station Hotel):Located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, at the heart of the Marunouchi business district, this is a multi‑level railway station with upper and lower platforms. Lines currently in operation include: Tohoku Shinkansen, Yamagata Shinkansen, Akita Shinkansen, Joetsu Shinkansen, Nagano Shinkansen, Tokaido Line, Chuo Line (Rapid), Sobu Line (Rapid), Yokosuka Line, Keiyo Line, Yamanote Line, Keihin‑Tohoku Line, Narita Express, Tokaido Shinkansen, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line (station code: M‑17). It is not only the starting point for many railway lines in Japan but also one of Tokyo's major hub stations. The main building of Tokyo Station, the "Tokyo Station Red Brick Station Building," is an Important Cultural Property of Japan. It was renovated in 2012 to its current appearance, faithfully recreating the original look of the station building from 100 years ago.

Arrive back at the guesthouse/hotel, bringing the day's tour to a pleasant conclusion! Guests on the hotel/guesthouse pick‑up & drop‑off package will be dropped off at their hotels/guesthouses in order of distance before the tour ends.