Mount Fuji, the iconic symbol of Japan, is more than just a majestic mountain. It’s a destination that captures cultural beauty, breathtaking scenery, and memorable experiences. This thoughtfully designed one-day tour is perfect for solo travellers or couples looking for convenience and adventure.
With a small group of no more than 13 people, this intimate and personalised experience takes you to Instagram-worthy destinations, uncovers hidden photo gems, and ends with a mesmerizing fireworks display — all set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Fuji.
Every year, from January to February, the Kawaguchiko area in Yamanashi Prefecture comes alive with the magic of the Mount Fuji Fireworks Festival. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of a snow-draped Mount Fuji, this spectacular event offers visitors the rare chance to witness vibrant winter fireworks lighting up the skies.
Mount Fuji Fireworks Festival One-Day Tour
Arakurayama Sengen Park — A Panoramic Mount Fuji View Like No Other
We start the day at one of the most coveted Instagram-worthy locations in Japan, Arakurayama Sengen Park. Known for its iconic five-story Chureito Pagoda, the park offers an unparalleled panoramic view of Mount Fuji, framed by lush greenery or vibrant cherry blossoms, depending on the season. This spot is a dream for travel photography enthusiasts. The serene beauty of this location sets the tone for a magical day ahead.
Hikawa Clock Shop — Hidden Photo Gems in a Quaint Japanese Street
Next, step into the charming world of Hikawa Clock Shop, where time seems to slow down. This enchanting spot is a hidden treasure for photographers and travellers alike. Take a stroll down the picturesque street, complete with traditional Japanese architecture, and discover photo-perfect corners that exude character and charm. From rustic shopfronts to the elegant view of Mount Fuji at the end of the street, this location has “timeless” photo opportunities written all over it. Whether you’re shooting portraits or candid moments, the blend of Japanese street scenes and Mount Fuji makes it absolutely magical.
Lawson Convenience Store at Kawaguchiko Station Front
Who would have thought a Lawson Convenience Store could be a photography hot spot? Located at Kawaguchiko Station Front, this unassuming gem blends everyday Japanese life with extraordinary backdrops. Snap candid shots of your snacks and drinks with Mount Fuji looming gracefully in the distance. It’s the kind of experience that makes you fall in love with the seamless connection between Japan’s modern lifestyle and its natural wonders. Quirky, unexpected, and uniquely Japanese.
The Grand Finale — Fireworks Festival at the Foot of Mount Fuji
When the sun sets and the skies darken, the true highlight of the tour begins — the Fireworks Festival at the foot of Mount Fuji. Find your spot, settle in, and watch as bursts of vibrant colours light up the night sky. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that feels like something out of a dream.
Why Choose This Tour?
- Small Group Experience: With a cozy group of 9 to 13 people, you’ll enjoy a more personalized and intimate adventure. Say goodbye to crowded tours and hello to a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
- Instagram-Worthy Itinerary: From panoramic vistas to street photography gold, every stop on the tour offers opportunities for stunning photos.
- Fireworks Display: There’s nothing quite like watching the night sky explode with colour beneath one of the world’s most iconic mountains.
- Meeting Point: JR Tokyo Station
The Mount Fuji Fireworks Festival One-Day Tour is priced at SGD 92.35+ per person, offering excellent value for a day filled with stunning photo opportunities and unique cultural experiences. The tour duration is approximately 11 hours from 1pm to 11pm. This tour is only available from January to February 2025, making it a time-limited opportunity for travellers. Bookings can be made through the Changi Recommends website. With limited spots available for this small-group experience, it is advisable to secure your booking early to avoid disappointment.