Mt. Fuji– category –

Hi, it’s Daichi from KOKO Journey. I still remember my first time climbing Mt. Fuji, standing on the trail under a night sky packed with endless stars, enjoying a coffee at the summit and a bowl of instant noodles, watching the sunrise o...

Hi, it’s Daichi from KOKO Journey. May is one of the most comfortable seasons around the Mt. Fuji area. The cold winter air is gone (finally!), and the whole region starts to feel colorful and alive again. Spring around Mt. Fuji in May o...

Hi, it’s Daichi from KOKO Journey. When you see the beautiful silhouette of Mt. Fuji, it is easy to think: Of course! Mt.Fuji must be a World Natural Heritage site! It looks like the kind of mountain that UNESCO would recognize for its s...

Hi, it's Daichi from KOKO Journey. Today, let me introduce "Tenku no Torii", one of the iconic viewpoints near Lake Kawaguchiko. If you’re looking for a Mt. Fuji photo spot around Lake Kawaguchiko, this one deserves a place on your list....

Hi, it's Daichi from KOKO Journey. If you are looking for a trekking experience near Mt. Fuji to see breathtaking rewards, Ishiwariyama (Mt. Ishiwari/ 石割山) should be at the top of your list. Located near Lake Yamanaka, this mountain o...

Hi, it's Daichi from KOKO Journey! If you’ve been scrolling through Instagram and saw a pink "carpet" perfectly framed by a snow-capped Mt.Fuji, you’ve likely seen the Fuji Shibazakura Festival. Since we’re right in the middle of the 202...

Hi, it's Daichi from KOKO Journey! Today, I’m going to answer a simple but very common question "Where is Mt. Fuji actually located?" It might sound like an easy question, but the answer is a bit more interesting than you might expect Wh...

Hi, it’s Daichi from KOKO Journey. As a tour coordinator around the Mt. Fuji area, I usually talk about famous viewpoints, hidden local spots, good food, and the best ways to experience this region. But today, let me talk about something...

Hi, it’s Daichi from KOKO Journey. Today, let me introduce two caves Narusawa Ice Cave and Fugaku Wind Cave near Mt. Fuji. Both are lava caves in Aokigahara Forest, and both were formed by Mt. Fuji’s volcanic activity, but they feel diff...

Hi! It’s Daichi from KOKO Journey. If you’re looking for the Starbucks photo with Mt. Fuji, there are two main areas to know: the Yamanashi side and the Shizuoka side. The Yamanashi side (around Kawaguchiko) is closer to Mt. Fuji and off...