Mt. Fuji 5th station + Lake Kawaguchi + Hikawa Timepiece Store + Oshino Hakkai (including lunch options)

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🗻The fifth station is located halfway up Mount Fuji at an altitude of 2,305M. From the fifth station, you can overlook the scenery of Mount Fuji. When there are many clouds, you can see a whole sea of clouds. In June 2013, the 37th World Heritage Conference approved the inclusion of Mount Fuji in the UNESCO World Heritage List, making it a world cultural heritage in Japan. 🍁 Lake Kawaguchi offers a panoramic view of the magnificence of Mount Fuji. When the weather is clear, you may even have the opportunity to see "Inverse Fuji" perfectly reflected on the lake! The bus will stop at [Lake Kawaguchi Craft Park], where you can clearly see Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. 🐄 Optional lunch - red wine beef set meal. The fresh beef - red wine beef set meal is provided by Wine Kingdom-Koshu's local exclusive cooperative ranch. The cattle raised on wine lees are not only extremely rich in oil, but the meat is also tender and delicate. There is even a faint aroma of sake lees when you taste it carefully, allowing you to enjoy the fresh and delicious food delivered directly from the place of production. 🕰Hikawa Timepiece Store is located on Honmachi Street at the foot of Mount Fuji. It is an excellent street full of history and culture. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll or looking for a unique souvenir, Honmachi Street has you covered. In recent years, it has become a popular place for Internet celebrities and photography enthusiasts, and many beautiful moments have been widely circulated on social media. 🌊It is said to have existed as early as 1,200 years ago, and is listed as a nationally designated natural monument, one of the top 100 famous waters, and one of the 100 New Fugake Views. The Hakkai refers to the eight ponds and the area is designated as a National Natural Scenic Area. In 1985, it was included in the "Top 100 Famous Waters in Japan" and enjoys the reputation of Japan's Jiuzhaigou. These lakes are formed by the melted snow water of Mount Fuji filtered through the ground. The average temperature of the spring water is about 13℃, and the water quality is clear and sweet.