[2025 Minamitsuru District Attraction] Travel Guide for Lake Kawaguchi Maple Corridor (Updated May)

I heard there was a beautiful spot to see maples, so I visited the Momiji Corridor at Lake Kawaguchi! There were still some green areas, but the beauty of the tunnel made of maples was overwhelming😌 Mt. Fuji is also nearby, so why not burn the collaboration of maples and Mt. Fuji into your eyes! There may be stalls during the event! You can also enjoy the taste of the food◎ 📍Kawaguchiko Momiji Corridor 〒401-0304 Kawaguchi, Fujikawaguchiko-cho, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture 👣20 minutes by bus from Fujikyuko Line Kawaguchiko Station 　 20 minutes from Chuo Expressway Kawaguchiko IC 🚗Parking available only during the event 👀Best time to see: early November to mid-November 🕰️Open 24 hours 　 Illuminated from sunset (around 4:30 pm) to 10 pm ❤️🔥I recommend taking photos from the bridge along the way! 　 We recommend going via Oishi Park! 　 You should also go to the Mt. Fuji side (lake side)! #Beginning of Autumn #100 Travel Styles #Autumn Leaves #Mt. Fuji #Yamanashi Tourism

Kawaguchiko lake is a popular destination for those who want to see Mt. Fuji clearly with the beautiful autumn leaves. We went at the end of November. The leaves were changing color beautifully. The weather was cool. Mt. Fuji already had snow. The atmosphere was very nice. We traveled from Tokyo by bus, booked through the highway bus website for both the outbound and return trips. It was very convenient. Before booking, I recommend checking the weather in advance to see what the chances are of seeing Mt. Fuji and whether it will rain. So that the trip is not wasted. When we arrived at Kawaguchiko station, we rented bicycles to ride around the lake. It was very convenient. We didn't get tired riding because the view was very beautiful. We enjoyed ourselves for a short while and had already completed the round. We stopped to take pictures along the way. We were very impressed. 💖🍁

#SeasonalPlacesInJapan A patisserie recommended by a local! Esperance Right next to the Momiji Corridor A solitary building that makes you feel like you're in a foreign country When you go inside There are many kinds of cakes. Not only that, there are also rows of baked goods. There are baked goods that would make great souvenirs, and they all taste authentic! They also have croissants but they sell out early. Even though it's a patisserie, the nice thing is that you can purchase whole cakes by reservation🥹✨!

After visiting Fuji Haruka Shrine in the morning, return to the hotel to enjoy a buffet breakfast and soak in the hot springs♨️. After checking out, we went for a walk in the Red Leaves Corridor and Koga Masao Memorial Park. Although it’s not the best time to go hiking in early December, I was still able to see the red leaves and take photos of Mount Fuji at the same time. I was really happy. There is a beautiful manhole cover near the Red Leaf Corridor, which is also worth taking a photo of. When the weather is good and the lake is calm, you have a better chance of seeing the inverted Fuji at the shore of Lake Kawaguchi. If you are coming to Kawaguchiko for 3 days and 2 nights and have plenty of time, I highly recommend you take a walk here, it is really comfortable. ——— Lake Kawaguchi Maple Corridor 📬 〒401-0304 Yamanashi Prefecture Minamitsuru County Fujikawaguchiko Town Kawaguchi #RedLeafCorridor#KogaMasaoMemorialPark#Kawaguchiko#KawaguchikoFreeTravel#MountFuji#MountFujiFreeTravel#KawaguchikoTravel#MountFujiTravel#TokyoTravel#TokyoFreeTravel#Tokyo#JapanTravel#JapanFreeTravel#Japan#JapanSelf-Driving#Japan Self-driving tour #Japan car rental #Tokyo self-driving #Tokyo self-driving tour #Tokyo car rental #Kawaguchiko self-driving #Kawaguchiko self-driving tour #Kawaguchiko car rental #Fuji Mountain self-driving #Fuji Mountain self-driving tour #Fuji Mountain car rental #followmetoTokyo #followmetoJapan #Register for January Hotel Test Sleeper 2025

A seasonal feature of autumn🎃🍁🍄🌰Autumn leaves viewing🍁Introducing the "Momiji Corridor" in Lake Kawaguchi🍀 It's beautiful during the day, sparkling in the sunlight, but the red of the maples shines even at night when lit up🍁 It's recommended because there are fewer people at night🐈⬛ ͗ ͗〰︎︎❤︎However, it gets cold around Lake Kawaguchi during the autumn leaves season, so it's a good idea to take measures against the cold💡⠜ ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼➸Recommended spot information 📍Momiji Corridor✤Address: Kawaguchi, Fujikawaguchiko-cho, Yamanashi Prefecture ✤Parking: Available✤Opening hours: 9:00-19:00✤Illumination only during autumn foliage season until 22:00✤Cost: Free✤Clothing: Cold weather protection is essential at night ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ #0 yen trip January 2025 #autumn foliage spot #Lake Kawaguchi

#0yentripnovember Kawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival Juden Coffee, a popular coffee shop in Kawaguchiko, will also have a stall and we had hot chocolate♡ . ▶Kawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival Date and time: Saturday, October 26th to Wednesday, November 20th Lighting: Sunset to 9:30pm ▶Juden Coffee Basic information Address: 3570-1 Narusawa-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture, 401-0320 Closed on Mondays, the third Tuesday of every month, and irregular Tuesdays Opening hours: 10:00am to last orders at 5:00pm (6:00pm in summer) Parking: 9 spaces (shared parking lot) Seating capacity: 8 seats (6 terrace seats, 2 counter seats) Price range: [Lunch] 500-999 yen [Dinner] Up to 999 yen Main menu: ・Coffee from 400 yen ・Hojicha latte 500 yen and up Homemade lemonade 450 yen and up Tasty chicken mustard hot sandwich 600 yen Smoked bacon + cabbage + melted cheese hot sandwich 600 yen *All prices include tax . #Kawaguchiko cafe #Yamanashi cafe #Coffee stand

The autumn leaves at Lake Kawaguchi are absolutely beautiful, especially with Mt. Fuji in the background. It gets a bit crowded during the festival season, so plan ahead and check the bus schedules. Overall, a fantastic experience for autumn lovers! ##kawaguchi ##Momiji ##fuji ##japan

11/19/2023 Last year, we went to Japan with the intention of hunting for changing leaves. The first place we went to was the Maple Tunnel or Lake Kawaguchi Maple Corridor, which is as beautiful as its reputation. When we went, we saw leaves of all colors, from green, yellow, orange, and red. I recommend trying to follow the weather forecast and set a date to go so you don't miss it. At night, there will be beautiful lighting decorations. When we went, we rushed back because we didn't stay there. How to get there: Take the train from Tokyo, Kawaguchiko Station, then take the Retro Bus No. 19 or the red Omni Bus and get off at the Itchiku Kubota Art Museum stop. Opening period: Depends on the year, I recommend checking in advance. #Autumn travel destinations

📍Momiji Corridor Lake Kawaguchi 14/11/2023 The Momiji corridor is a special highlight of our Kawaguchiko trip; we visited in mid-November and it was bustling! The colour is sooo gorgeous! There is an event there and many people take pictures; you can walk up from there and find the best spot for your shot. To get there, we take the red line bus and get off at Itchiku Kubota Art Museum. #freehotelstay

It is time to go to Lake Kawaguchiko 🍁🍂 When the leaves turn its colour and fall from the ground it makes me realize that the tree will bloom again 🌸

My first autumn experience ever! The weather is so nice, so cooling. I was very lucky that on the day I was traveling, the sky was so clear so I can see Mt Fuji too. Can't get enough of the view of autumn leaves and Mt Fuji at the Momiji Corridor. Lights up from sunset until 10pm. How to get there: Take the Red Bus sightseeing bus from Kawaguchiko and alight at Itchiku Kubota Art Museum Bus stop. #fallishere

The Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor is located on the shore of Lake Fujikawaguchi in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, and is one of Japan's famous maple viewing spots. Every autumn, the maple leaves here turn into beautiful red, orange and gold, attracting countless tourists to come and admire. The Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor is an 800-meter-long path with a large number of maple trees planted on both sides. These maple trees are different from ordinary maple trees. Their leaves have unique shapes and colors, which makes them more stunning to watch. Strolling along the corridor, visitors can enjoy the magnificent scenery of Mount Fuji and the lake, while feeling the romance and mystery of autumn. Every autumn, the Maple Leaf Corridor holds a Maple Leaf Festival, attracting a large number of tourists. During the festival, merchants around the corridor will set up stalls, selling a variety of food and souvenirs, creating a lively atmosphere. At the same time, there are various entertainment activities, such as folk concerts, dance performances, etc., allowing tourists to enjoy the maple leaves while having fun. In addition to the Maple Corridor, there are many other attractions worth visiting in the Kawaguchiko area, such as the observation deck of Mount Fuji, hot spring baths, and cruise ships. Visitors can explore this beautiful area and experience a different kind of Japanese culture while enjoying the autumn leaves. However, it should be noted that the maple viewing season at Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor is usually from mid-October to mid-November each year, and the specific time may vary depending on climate changes. Visitors should check relevant information in advance when traveling to Lake Kawaguchi to avoid missing the best viewing period. #Japan #Kawaguchiko #Kawaguchiko Maple Leaf Corridor

#fallingseason Autumn has arrived at one of the best thing to enjoy is the foliages from maple leaves. One of the best location to view them is Kawaguchiko, a town near Mount Fuji which offers a spectacular view of the mountain. Near the western most area of the town, there is a spot to take a very scenic picture of Mount Fuji behind the background of the maple leaves, called Momiji Kairo. After taking the scenic picture, you can stroll across the corridor where the leaves are fiery red along both sides. The best thing is that there are lights illuminated at night for night viewing of the foliages as well, so fret not even when the day becomes dark. With the illumination the leaves are even more glaring and you will want to come back again witnessing the glory of mother nature.