What to Do Around Mt. Fuji - Kawaguchiko Day Trip Guide

[@Minorupokemon]

You can actually hike up further past the pagoda, about 1 hour up and you get an amazing view of Mt. Fuji. I don't really see many tourists past the pagoda, usually locals only.

[@victorsladkowski]

We are so torn between Hakone or Kawaguchiko on our upcoming trip. Thank you for this!

[@aasthasahni8119]

Best and crisp video I have ever watched on Mount Fuji.

[@tokyocheapo]

There's plenty of clear days in the winter, but we were particularly lucky!

[@AmbientWalking]

Awesome! Love how atmospheric this is! I can watch it forever over and over again! : )

[@bigwaidave4865]

This is a fantastic video. Thank you so much taking our first trip to Tokyo next month and we’re looking at those ridiculously expensive Tripadvisor day trips.. this looks like a lot more fun. Thanks again.👍

[@tokyocheapo]

Glad it was helpful! We've got some more day trip videos coming as well, so stay tuned 😊

[@NadineOlivier]

Can’t wait for my trip to Kawaguchiko next week 🎉❤

[@tokyocheapo]

Have a great time!

[@Jaimethepanda]

Went there last month. Loved the lavender ice cream.

[@aidacorpuz7422]

Thank you for this up-to-date video of Kawaguchiko! Could not have come at a better time as I am currently planning to host visiting family. Fujisan is on the top of their list. Could you please clarify a few things: 1. What time did you leave Tokyo? What time did you arrive in Kawaguchiko? 2. Did you use the bus or train? I did not hear in the video which transportation option you chose to use. 3. Were there already many people when you started doing your sightseeing? 4. Which site should be visited first to avoid larger crowds later in the morning/day? Thank you very much!

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! Glad it was useful! We used the highway bus and left Shinjuku at 7:35am, arriving about 2 hours later. If you can visit Chureito Pagoda earlier in the morning, we'd recommend that. We visited all sights in the same order shown in the video, so we arrived at Chureito Pagoda around 10am. It was not too crowded when we arrived but it was getting busy by the time we left. There were quite a few tourists when we were there in mid January but because Kawaguchiko is a large area, it didn't feel too crowded at each location. Have a great trip!

[@MrGeralt53]

@@tokyocheapo Hi! Great video! We also plan to take the bus at 7:35am. Is food allowed to be taken on board & eating in the bus? We may skip breakfast at our hotel just to be sure we're at the bus station on time.

[@EWenHooi]

@@tokyocheapo Thank you for such informative video! May I know when you finished the trail, what time did the excursion end? How much time for the whole trip and back to tokyo?

[@tokyocheapo]

@@EWenHooi Glad you found it helpful! We caught the bus from Shinjuku at 7:35am and arrived back at around 6:00pm. So all up, we were in Kawaguchiko from 9:35am - 4:00pm.

[@gracechinmeifoonggracechin6849]

Tqvm for responding to the questions which helps potential visitors to plan their trips better. I am one of them. Liked and subscribed. Looking forward for more. Will be visiting Japan in a few months time as a budget traveller. So, very helpful

[@mabelleko7027]

Can’t wait for my trip in Japan ❤️

[@kaka3661able]

When are you goin? Ive booked my flights for September

[@1superduck]

Going in May!!! Cant wait!

[@vguy488]

Nice, Kawaguchiko is on my list of potential day trips, since I'll be spending around 5 days in the general Tokyo area. Hopefully we have a Kamakura day trip guide coming up, as that's one of my must visit places. Cheers!

[@tokyocheapo]

Nice! There's lots of great day trips to do from Tokyo. Kamakura is on our list but in the meantime we have an older video on it and an article as well: tokyocheapo.com/entertainment/kamakura-mega-guide/

[@zawh4788]

This is so helpful, girls! What a great video ❤

[@tokyocheapo]

Glad to hear it was helpful! Thank you for watching 😊

[@joniateohuiing]

great video! im coming this october 2024! i hope the sky is clear for mt fuji appearance

[@YUJOMTFUJIBASE]

great guide!!! welcome everybody to this beautiful location

[@rommelflores2618]

Went here a couple of days ago, I only saw the iced cap of the mountain then the fog or clouds came in shortly, Lucky I capture a photo on the ice peak. Nice road trip from Shinagawa.

[@catalinacurio]

“Tourist information”! My day is made! 😊😊😊. Thank you! 😊😊😊

[@QueShiok]

We just uploaded our Fuji vlog but you guys are so lucky with the super clear day and views!!! Cheers! ❤

[@maritesmacasadia118]

Great video !! Can’t wait to go next year. New subscriber 😊

[@chunleecai9374]

Love your video! So helpful! Did u also take the train back to Shinjuku?

[@marinaquirino1968]

Muito obrigada por terem realizado um vídeo tão completo e detalhado. Vai me ajudar muito a planejar minha visita ao monte fuji

[@DevinNeiro]

It is very nice！

[@KiRaPaRk44]

This is a very useful guide as I'm planning to go to mt.fuji solo during spring, as I'm still a little.. bit confuse on how to get there. But now all thank to your video I'm pretty clear how to get there. Thank so much CHEERS!

[@tokyocheapo]

Glad to hear you found the guide helpful! Enjoy your trip!

[@yamaguchitoshio]

Thks to upload. I living in Japan since 16' but not opportunity to visit. I promise... I will go in next Winter when I usually visit Fuji Yama from Shizuoka Ken side 😊

[@tokyocheapo]

Hope you get there in the winter! You should have beautiful, clear skies then 😊

[@AlexKeith17]

Thank you for you wonderful and insightful video. I definitely want to see mount Fuji, that will be my first destination outside of Tokyo.

[@tokyocheapo]

Thanks for watching! That sounds like a great plan 😊

[@Sirthatguy]

Super useful video thank you very much!

[@machado5765]

Oichi Park looks amazing.

[@MrBarefootDoc]

Thank you for sharing the information, and look forward to visiting!

[@LK-nq3zk]

Awesome guide , I’m now on the way to mount Fuji watching ur video😍

[@tokyocheapo]

Have a great time! 😊

[@azeriztatime5120]

wow nice voice sound good easy to listen the content so many helpful. surly am subscribe. last view of content is amazing.

[@kapport7526]

For me, the best Mt. Fuji sight is from Koan camp ground on the lake Motosu, especially from a tent (which I unfortunately did not have, being there in a hut). Btw nice video with great shots :)

[@varsinedavtyan8825]

Thank you very much. Can't wait to be there ... :*

[@tokyocheapo]

Enjoy your trip!

[@theamericantravelguy]

Heading there in 2 weeks, Thanks for the informative tips and video!!!

[@michellebirrell578]

so helpful - thanks!

[@mariakata8787]

Amazing video thanks!!!

[@aramgrigoryan8039]

I LIKE FUDZIYAMA AND JAPANEESE CIVILIZATION. WELCOME TO ARMENIA TO SEE ARARAT AND ARMENIAN OLD CULTURE. WE LOVE JAPAN ❤

[@kensanokaeri]

05:36 Aimee, you really love ice creams! ☺👍 Great video!!

[@tokyocheapo]

Even in winter, ice cream is the best! 😆

[@kensanokaeri]

@@tokyocheapo same here!! hahaha

[@johnr5267]

Thanks for the video! I keep rewatching your videos for our Tokyo trip :) Just to confirm, when we drop off at Shimoyoshida Station, is that point actually the start of the 20min walk/climb up to the pagoda? Or we have to walk 20 mins first to get to the start of the stairs, and then climb up the pagoda? Just making sure my mom can make it up to the pagoda, she has a hip problem. Thank you!

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! That's 20 minutes from the station all the way up to the pagoda 😊 Thanks for watching and hope you have a wonderful trip!

[@priteshmistry5430]

We caught the bus from Shinjuku station and if you don't manage to book online then you can pick up your ticket at the desk on 4th floor and bus was from 4th floor. Please note Shinjuku bus and train station is massive and you can get lost in there, so give yourself plenty of time to navigate yourself around.

[@tokyocheapo]

A great piece of advice for Shinjuku Station!

[@alexisvillalobos3560]

Hi there. I just to leave in Yamashi - Shi (Fujiyoshida), long time ago, and I used to visit that lake. I missed those days. Likewise, I did not go to many of all the places you mentioned. Great video😀. Saludos.

[@kugaendrankaru1121]

Guys, from start to finish, how long is the red line bus service pls? Thank you. Loving your videos so far. So helpful 🎉

[@Pistachio34]

Hello :) ! I'm organizing my trip to Japan for 1 month and your videos are very useful :D! Can you tell me if the boat cruise is also a round trip from the same starting point, or if the boat drops us off at another specific location? Thank you so much

[@fptmzkek]

Still a dream for me :3 Embassy should totes approve my visa on my third try next time.

[@RandomShowerThoughts]

Literally watching as I got to the station 🤣

[@skash6718]

thanks for the video, your video inspired me to plan this trip tomorrow. Wanted to know, what time do you recommend us to take the train from Tokyo? We are staying in Daiba at the moment.

[@kimirjm]

Superb video

[@luvathrun]

I always want to know which spot where all these people get the photos from, and now i know! It is at the end of the red Line! Too bad i visit japan when it (might) be at the start of the busiest time for holiday in japan. 😅 Hopefully, my trip to Kawaguchiko here went smoothly~ Thank you for the quite detailed and great restaurant recommendation! ❤

[@tokyocheapo]

Hope you trip goes smoothly! Thanks for watching 😊

[@YellowRose17]

Informative video. How long did u take to complete everything? Is it possible in 4 hours or less without stopping for a meal? Thanks!

[@lawd.9829]

Thank you for the video!! Does MT Fuji pass covers all attractions such as the panorama ropeway?

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! The Mt. Fuji Pass is a little different from what we used in this video (it seems passes that are on offer have changed since we filmed). The Panorama Ropeway is covered by the pass, as well as quite a few other attractions that you can see on their website: bus-en.fujikyu.co.jp/mtpass/

[@aunchunsteeves787]

Very nice side see bus ..thank for made video it is very useful..i would love to know how many hours for round trip side see bus? Thank you

[@tokyocheapo]

On the red line sightseeing bus, from Kawaguchiko station to the end of the line at Oishi Park, it takes around 30 minutes. If you are getting off at stops along the way and doing some sightseeing then you could spend half a day to a whole day visiting the area.

[@OregonChronic]

Going in may and can’t wait!

[@tokyocheapo]

Have a great trip!

[@armiyyaaa2087]

One of the best vids for Mt Fuji!!! Btw, what’s the earliest time for Shinjuku Bus? Thanks!!

[@tokyocheapo]

Really glad it's helpful! The earliest bus leaves at 6:45am from Shinjuku. Here is the bus timetable: www.highwaybus.com/gp/inbound/inbTimeTbl?lineGroupNo=1&lineId=110&upDownKbn=2

[@ganoog]

Many thanks 🙏

[@tokyocheapo]

You're welcome 😊

[@gitgud9082]

Amazing video! Can you hop off and on any red line bus once you buy a ticket? Or does the bus wait at each spot

[@tokyocheapo]

Thanks for watching! 😊 Once you buy the day pass, you can hop on and off the red line bus as you like. Here is a link to the bus timetable: bus-tw.fujikyu.co.jp/mtpass/_file/routemap_RedBlueGreen_new.pdf

[@94vrcommodore]

I’m looking to go to Mt Fuji around February. Do you recommend staying a night there?

[@1975tbm]

Hey, would you pick Kawaguchiko over Fujiyoshida? I will have 2 nights to spare in October, so 1 full day to use. Great videox

[@theorientearl]

Thanks for this informative video!!! I can see that you visited sometime around autumn. Would you be able to which week and month of November/December?

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! We visited in the second week of January.

[@Freezice83]

Hi ! Thanks for the video ! Where can I buy the Set Ticket to get the ropeway, sightseeing bus and pleasure boat please ? Is it possible online or in the Kawaguchiko Tourist information maybe ?

[@Misantronic]

A note on the arrival with train at Kawaguchiko station: it‘s total chaos over there. everything is plastered with sign and notices - I felt completely lost. you have to pay some dude 1700¥ just for arriving there - I don‘t know why. and then there is no indication how to get to Shimoyoshida station without having to pay that money again when getting back? it‘s really intransparent and people are lost. also: if you‘re just planning to go up the ropeway, you can just walk there - no bus required.

[@pinklette4779]

Going to visit in april , it came in the right time. Id like to see the cherry blossoms, do I have more luck in the beginning or the middle of april?

[@tokyocheapo]

If you visit Kawaguchiko anytime in the first half of April, you should be able to see cherry blossoms. In 2023, the Fujikawaguchiko Cherry Blossom festival will be held from April 5th - 16th.

[@dvijay461]

This is great! What time of year is this? I'm thinking about goin in November

[@tokyocheapo]

This was in January. November generally has quite nice, clear weather as well 😊

[@RaizaMara]

so coooooooolllllll

[@Like_a_flowing_wind]

This was so useful! I'm coming in June. I will be staying near Mt. Fuji Station ( Fujiyoshida). To go there I found a different Highway bus that leaves from Tokyo Station, The Fuji Five Lakes Liner. Would that be another option? I haven't seen anyone talking about this line and from where I'm staying in Tokyo this is the best option for me, since is much more near to my accommodation. Thank you!

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! Yes you can also take the highway bus from Tokyo station, which is convenient if you're staying near there. Have a great trip!

[@KaramaCH95]

Iam going in june too and I am planning to make a one day trip to mount fuji before heading to kyoto

[@minimustang2197]

Isnt it better from Tokyo to drop at Shimoyoshida station before going to Kawaguchiko to visit the Pagoda? Unless you cant hop back in the train to Kawa

[@lifeofadeel]

Fantastic video. Where is the legendary Lawson store based?

[@khilafatemadina5416]

Wow nice Amazing 😂❤ Kiev from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@inga5291]

Hello, we are looking to rent a car after arriving to Kawaguchiko station. Could you advise if that’s a good ideas? Would you recommend?

[@Joseph_Martini]

Where do you buy the ticket for the bus that takes you all around mount fuji locations?

[@GodAtum]

I did this last month, getting there early avoids all the crowds! 04:59 Tokyo station (Marunouchi North Exit) - 06:10 Takao station (JR Chuo Rapid) 06:30 Takao station - 07:06 Otsuki station (JR Chuo Main) 07:24 Otsuki station - 08:05 Shimoyoshida Station (Fujikyuko Line)

[@limorrazon-kaye897]

Great video, but can you help me and explain how to take the bus/ train from Tokyo🙏Thank you

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! We don’t yet have a dedicated video on getting to the Kawaguchiko area but we do have an article with everything you need to know: tokyocheapo.com/travel/tokyo-to-mount-fuji-transport/

[@princess96699]

When was this? The weather looks so good! What attire to wear there if I am going end of March? Winter or Spring wear? Thanks.

[@tokyocheapo]

This was in January. Winter is the best time to see Mount Fuji with clear skies. I would suggest spring clothes.

[@princess96699]

@@tokyocheapo Thanks so much 🙏

[@ShadowPuppet3001]

great video, I like the site of Mt. Fuji 🗻, but will you make a video that is about Osaka, seening that its Japan related area 🤔, thanks anyways - CyberGod

[@markw3267]

I enjoyed the video as I will be going there in October. Is the Fujikyuko train ride included in the Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Bus pass? Thanks.

[@tokyocheapo]

The Sightseeing Bus pass just covers the buses in the area. You'll need to purchase tickets for the train separately. Hope you have a wonderful trip in October!

[@nellybell32]

Can you take the pathway all the way up to the Pagoda? I will be traveling with an older aunt who has had hip surgery so stairs are harder for her than most.

[@tokyocheapo]

Yes you can. When you arrive at the first set of stairs at 1:54, you can take those up to the first shrine and then from there take the pathway all the way to the pagoda or you might be able to go around to the left of the stairs and take the pathway up to the first shrine as well. Hope you enjoy your trip!

[@jessicamolinari9097]

Thank you for the video! Can I make a question? The bus from Tokyo to Fuji, what you pay is to go AND comeback or you have to pay again to comeback to Tokyo? Thanks!

[@GoogleUser-mm4nl]

thanks for a very informative guide. we’ll be visiting kawaguchiko in a few weeks. we’d like to get the set ticket that includes ropeway, boat and the bus. is this something we need to purchase online / in advance? or we can purchase when we get to the ropeway station?

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! We've just had a look on their Japanese website and it looks like from February this year, they've stopped the sale of the ropeway, boat and bus ticket. You will be able to double check at the tourist information counter at Kawaguchiko Station but if this is the case, you'll need to purchase the tickets separately, which can be done on the day.

[@GoogleUser-mm4nl]

@@tokyocheapo Thanks so much!

[@waicheung4539]

Which season is the best time to see the lavender field and other flowers in the kawaguchiko area?

[@tokyocheapo]

The lavender at Oishi Park is best viewed from mid June onwards and the Kochia (red summer cyprus) from mid to late October. This website is in Japanese, but gives fairly good translations of flower blooming times when using Google Translate: www.fkchannel.jp/naturelivingcenter/oishipark/

[@RG.......]

Hi thanks for sharing! How many days in advance should we buy the highway bus ticket or the train ticket to Kawaguchiko? Where exactly can I buy the train ticket online?

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! You can purchase a train ticket online at: www.eki-net.com/en/jreast-train-reservation/Top/Index Also note that part of the train fare is covered by the JR Pass. We have an article that explains the transport options in more detail: tokyocheapo.com/travel/tokyo-to-mount-fuji-transport/ The timing of buying tickets may depend on the day and season you are going. We bought ours one day in advance for a weekday trip but for weekends and busy periods like spring, it might be best to book them further in advance.

[@tanyaortiz8053]

​@@tokyocheapo Hi! I have the JR pass and would like to use the Fuji Excursion limited express. Where do I buy the other portion of the ticket? Thank you.

[@Sophie_kent]

How many hours ? Does the bus return to starting station in Tokyo?

[@trannirwana]

How to Fujinomiya by bus from Sinjuku bus terminal???

[@madhujyanath1928]

Does the sight seeing bus drops us off and move on or does it wait for us, how reboard the bus

[@fillelouie8120]

do you guys know if you can buy a sightseeing bus ticket on the day, or do you have to book in advance? i cant see to find a booking agent online.

[@RedSteelNima]

Would you reccomend kawaguchiko over hakone ? im stuck deciding between the two

[@scottjohnson1119]

I plan on going to my Fuji this Saturday Oct 21 unfortunately the Fuji excursions and earlier buses are already booked ! Are their local trains that can be taken from Tokyo? Do they need to be booked ahead of time?

[@valeriewee1516]

your guide is really useful!! Just wanna know if we want to stay overnight in the hotel there, is it the same way to get there

[@tokyocheapo]

Glad to hear you found it useful! You can catch a bus or train to Kawaguchiko Station as mentioned in the video but from there, you'll need to choose between the red, green or blue local sightseeing bus to get to your hotel. Alternatively, if your hotel is located somewhere near Fuji-Q or Shimoyoshida Station, you could get off there a stop earlier, rather than going all the way to Kawaguchiko Station.

[@Cliffdog01]

If you can only do one, which would you choose, Hakone or Mt Fuji?

[@るるむむ-m8l]

僕の地元なので紹介してもらえて嬉しいです

[@nirvana4698]

Great video.. which month was this filmed?

[@tokyocheapo]

We filmed in January

[@sophiachandra140]

Hi, I planned for a day trip to MtFuji using highway bus from Shinjuku. Places to visit are : Chureito Pagoda, Honco Street, Oshino Hakai, and Ancient Village Saiko Iyashi-no Sato Nemba. According to you, how should my route be in order to visit all those places efficiently ?

[@alytawidiana149]

hi! planning to go to kawaguchiko this weekend. do you know what time is the latest train from kawaguchiko to tokyo?

[@datla2103]

Really informative video thank you! I had a question, I noticed your highway bus takes you to Kawaguchiko Station but a train is needed to back track to Chureito Pagoda. How did you guys get back to Kawaguchiko Station, just by train again? The highway bus ticket can only be used once right?

[@tokyocheapo]

Hi there! We caught a local train back from Shimoyoshida Station to Kawaguchiko Station. If you catch the express train rather than the highway bus, you can get off at Shimoyoshida Station on the way to the area so no need for back-tracking 😊

[@willofdvlog]

Thanks for sharing, where to buy the bundle pass of Ropeway, Boat Cruise & Bus?

[@ret4kind]

They stopped selling them in March 2024. You now have to pay individual prices for each by actually going to the location and paying extra for it. I strongly recommend just buying the bus pass, and skipping the ropeway and boat cruise: they're tourist traps. I'd recommend walking near the park that cuts the local river leading into the lake for free. The park is called Kogamasao Memorial Park and you can get off at the Musical Forest Museum bus stop. Don't visit the Musical Forest Museum. It's not authentic to the area and simply there to overcharge tourists.

[@GrandRiserOfficial]

and how do you get back? from same bus?

[@bewellenespanol]

Hi from Canada. I booked a tour that includes the pagoda, lake Kawaguchik, Iyashi no Sato Nemba and oishi park. I haven't paid but I was wondering if it is worth the money or if it is better to use the bus you mentioned. The tour costs $252 Canadian dollars. Also, if I take the sightseeing bus and stop in one place, and after spending some time there, do I need to wait long for another bus to get to another place? Thanks

[@tokyocheapo]

Depends how simple you like things vs saving money - assuming the tour includes the trip to and from Tokyo, it’ll probably save you having to figure out bus times, bus stop locations etc, but sounds like it costs a lot more

[@bewellenespanol]

@@tokyocheapo Yes the tour includes the transportation from Tokyo and back. I forgot to mention that the price is per two people.

[@CuriousVelociiraptor]

The places on your list are scattered on 2 bus lines and 1 train line. However, if you start early you should be able to hit them all on your own. But you'll need to be well prepared ahead of time: 1) Lake Kawaguchiko & Oishi Park: Red line 2) Iyashi no Sato Nemba: Green line 3) Pagoda: Fujikyuko line The pass that covers both the Red & Green line is ~1500 yen, and includes a trip up the ropeway and a cruise in kawaguchiko (both of which I highly recommend). The green line runs less frequently so be sure to plan around the schedule if you want to do it yourself. Personally, I was't too impressed by Iyashi no Sato Nemba nor oishi park. And if pressed for time I'd choose the ropeway and the cruise over those 2 places.

[@bewellenespanol]

@@CuriousVelociiraptor Thank you. My plan is to take the bus( I don't remember if it was bus or train...) to the pagoda first, because there is no point to get to kawaguchiko station and then go back to the pagoda. Then, the train to kawaguchiko station. From there, to pay for the package to take the ropeway and boat cruise and if we have time take the red line to oishi park. \How does that sound? Thanks for your help.

[@CuriousVelociiraptor]

@@bewellenespanol That makes sense. For a day trip that's plenty already. Ropeway, cruise and Oishi Park are all on the red line and I bet you'll have time for them all. Oshino Hakkai is another interesting place but you likely won't have time for that. Enjoy! Mount Fuji is truly a majestic sight to behold.

[@tysedon]

Hello, I want to ask if we can go to fuji shibazakura festival using the bus pass using the blue line. I saw the bus brochure, it said the bus didn't stop near shibazakura site, but google map said that the bus stopped near shibazakura site(around 1.5km from the site. It added 1 more stop). Which one is right? Bcs if we can use blue line bus to arrive there, it means that I only need to buy the 2day bus ticket instead of buying a specific bus ticket to arrive at shibazakura(which costs about 2000 yen cmiiw)

[@pikachuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu]

Why not get off at Shimoyoshida Stationfirst for Chureito Pagoda and then go to Kawaguchiko Station?

[@tokyocheapo]

That is a good idea if you are coming by train from Tokyo. They also have coin lockers at the station.

[@keithtan5087]

Hi there, are we able to bring luggages with us on the highway bus? Not sure if the information I got regarding the limitations of 10kg and below was accurate. Thanks!

[@uchacendana809]

May I know the red leaves in kawaguchiko best being red at what time on october? Thankss

[@scottjohnson1119]

Very helpful! Would it make sense to get off in Fujiyoshida to go to Chureito Pagoda first? Then take the train to Kawaguchiko station?

[@tokyocheapo]

Yes, that can work too! We took the highway bus so went directly to Kawaguchiko station first but if coming by train, getting off at Shimoyoshida station first makes sense.

[@Anthracite9999]

Is Houtou a vegetarian dish? If not then can you suggest some vegetarian food options around Kawaguchiko Station

[@ykk-1]

It's always so crowded that the Limited Express Fuji Excursion is full, so I was very curious about where foreign tourists go sightseeing. Foreign tourists love Mt. Fuji more than Japanese people.

[@elokhendiono6526]

How about weekday ? Is it crowded ?

[@janenicha3884]

Nice video! What month did you go?

[@tokyocheapo]

Thank you! We went in January.