Fuji ☀️🗻 Let's go see Mt. Fuji in Japan.

The destination for many people who come to Japan must be #Mt.Fuji Me too 🗻 Last time I didn't go to Fuji because it was cloudy. This time I went back to Japan, I was lucky because the sky was clear. ☀️🌏 . We woke up early in the morning and traveled by train because we wanted to go on the clearest day. We went without booking anything, so we took the train, which is more expensive than the bus. It depends on your convenience, but I personally like the train feeling more. 🚃 🚆 Traveling from Shinuku Station 🚉 to Otsuki Station and then change to the Fujikyuko Line to Kawaguchiko Station Normally, everyone who reviews a trip around Mt. Fuji wants to take the Red Line to see everything. But when we went, we saw people queuing up and we were too lazy to wait. We talked to our boyfriend about walking together, it's easy, we don't have to stop at the landmarks, just walking and seeing Fuji is awesome. 💕✨🫶My boyfriend agreed, like us, as usual. While we were both walking and taking pictures There was a Japanese uncle who just came out of Lawson and asked what country he was from. When I told him Thailand, he spoke Japanese excitedly. He must have been to Thailand before and gave me 2 packs of Dorayaki. They were very delicious. I was impressed. I took pictures and ate here. I could eat right in Lawson. The atmosphere was great, the view was beautiful, and the people were lovely and very happy. 🥰😍 From Lawson, we looked to see where else we could walk. We saw that Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway was about 2 kilometers away. If I remember correctly, we went along the houses of the people and there were quite a few people queuing up, but the wait wasn't long. The cable car ride up was probably 950 yen per person for a round trip. I can't remember the exact price, but it was worth it. The view was great and the sky was clear and very welcoming. 🗻 This was the most memorable visit that I've ever had and I want to go back again and again.