Lake Shōji

It is quite comfortable to stay in Kawaguchiko for two nights, especially the weather is good, the off-season is not many tourists~ The scenery here is still very good. The surrounding area is full of flowers. It is quite beautiful and the air is good! It is also very worth a visit!

Jingjin Lake is inconvenient for transportation, and you must go to the Blue Line bus at Kawaguchiko Station. But there is only one bus in two hours, and the last bus is until 4 pm, which is very easy to catch up. Jingjin Lake is beautiful, the vegetation is lush, and the wind is rising.

Jingjin Lake and Kawaguchi Lake, West Lake, etc., and called "Fuji Five Lakes". There are fewer people and more clean on the Jingjin Lake side. The lake is not big, and what impressed me was the flowers blooming everywhere. Blue, pink, white, and colorful.

Fuji Mountain West has a two-day transportation card, this is one of the stops, the scenery is very good

The smallest Lake in the Five Lakes of Fuji, 5 kilometers around. But Harry Stewart Stewart Whitworth, an Englishman who built a hotel on the lakeside in 1895, introduced Japan to Europe as the first resort with international reputation. Looking from the north shore "Baozi Fuji" is a famous landscape. It looks as if it is holding the big chamber mountain in front of it. Get off at Hekou Lake Station by Fuji Express Tram Transfer to Fuji Express Sonny Bus Pass Jingjin Lake to Benqihu Lake, Hot Spring Township, 40 minutes by Jingjin Express Tram and walk to Benqihu Lake.

Jingjin Lake, the smallest Lake in Fuji Lake, is 5 kilometers around. But Harry Stewart Stewart Whitworth, an Englishman who built a hotel on the lakeside in 1895, introduced Japan to Europe as the first resort with international reputation. Looking from the north shore "Baozi Fuji" is a famous landscape. It looks as if it is holding the big chamber mountain in front of it. Take the Fuji Express Tram to get off at Hekou Lake Station transfer to Fuji Express Sonny Bus to Jingjin Lake to Benqihu Lake. Take 40 minutes to get off at Jingjin Township and walk there.

The Yamada House Hotel, where I live, eats well. It has no entertainment in the evening, only Wi-Fi in the lobby, no internet cable in the room, and only one socket. When I go there, I can't see Mount Fuji in the rain. Otherwise, the open-air hot springs will be very nice.