
▲ Dear group members, Next, we're going to start a "Mount Fuji + Hakone" celebration~ Full of exciting moments, let me give you a sneak peek!

▲ [Hakone Shrine & Lake Ashi Torii] Stroll through Hakone Shrine and immerse yourself in the solemn atmosphere of thousand-year-old mountain worship. The red torii gate standing serenely on the lake creates a picturesque scene with Lake Ashi and distant mountains, making it one of Hakone's most iconic photo spots.

▲ Hakone pirate ship - the spirit of the Caribbean! Enjoy the views of torii gates, lakeshores, and mountain ranges. The vast and clear waters offer ever-changing scenery along the way, allowing you to effortlessly experience the unique charm of Hakone's lake and mountain landscapes.

▲ [Aerial cable car - a roller coaster over the volcano!] Hold on tight! The cable car will take us soaring over Owakudani, where sulfur smoke billows and the ground below looks like a boiling hot pot, offering thrills comparable to a roller coaster ride! On clear days, Mount Fuji is so close you can count the snow lines. Don't worry on rainy days either - the misty atmosphere feels like an immortal cultivation scene, and every snapshot looks like an extra chapter from Spirited Away.

▲ [Owakudani] Upon arriving at Owakudani, you can witness the breathtaking spectacle of volcanic steam vents and sulfur fumes intertwining up close. The desolate yet magnificent volcanic landscape offers a striking visual impact. Don't miss trying the local specialty - black eggs, which are said to add seven years to your life with each one consumed.

▲ [Lake Yamanaka Swan Shore] Visit Lake Yamanaka Swan Shore to interact closely with lakeside swans. Feed and take photos with majestic Mount Fuji as your backdrop. The tranquil lake and picturesque scenery create a soothing, relaxing moment during your journey.

▲ [Oshino Hakkai] Explore the eight crystal-clear springs nourished by Mount Fuji's snowmelt. The pristine waters reflect the traditional village scenery, blue skies, and Mount Fuji itself, creating a serene and pure Japanese waterscape that feels like stepping into a tranquil paradise.
