Full-day tour from Tokyo: Mount Fuji Lawson St & Arakurayama Sengen Park
Last updated: August 25, 2026
See Mount Fuji from its most photographed angles on a full-day coach tour from Tokyo — the Chureito Pagoda view at Arakurayama Sengen Park, the lakeside panoramas of Lake Kawaguchi and Oishi Park, the crystal-clear spring ponds of Oshino Hakkai, and the famous Lawson convenience store framed beneath the mountain. An English- or Chinese-speaking guide brings out the highlights and local charm of the Fuji area while the coach handles every transfer, through scenery that shifts from cherry blossoms to lavender to snow with the seasons.
Itinerary
Departure
- Start point: Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit 26
- Stop at: Oshino Hakkai
- Stop at: Oishi Park
- Stop at: Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center
- Stop at: Lake Kawaguchi
- Stop at: Lake Kawaguchi Maple Corridor
- Stop at: Kawaguchiko Craft Park
- Stop at: Lawson Kawaguchiko Station
- Stop at: Arakurayama Sengen Park
- Stop at: Chureito Pagoda
- Stop at: Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine
- Stop at: Shinjuku Station
Frequently Asked Questions
There's never a guarantee — the mountain makes its own weather and often hides in cloud, especially on summer afternoons. Clear winter mornings give the best odds, and the tour's viewpoints face Fuji from several directions, so a break in the cloud at any stop can deliver the view.
A hillside park above Fujiyoshida, home to the five-storied Chureito Pagoda and the classic postcard composition of the pagoda with Mount Fuji rising behind it. Reaching the viewing deck means climbing roughly 400 steps from Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine at the base, and the panorama over the city to the mountain rewards the effort.
The Lawson across from Kawaguchiko Station became world-famous for one photo: an everyday convenience store with Mount Fuji towering directly over its roof. The contrast of the ordinary and the monumental made it one of the most shared images of Japan, and the tour builds in time for your own shot.
Arakurayama Sengen Park is wrapped in cherry blossoms in mid-April, Oishi Park's lakeside flower beds run from spring tulips to early-summer lavender to autumn kochia, and the Maple Corridor turns deep red in November. In winter the air is at its clearest and Fuji wears its fullest snowcap.