#Fujiyoshida

[hisa-88]

Through Sakura.

[inefekt69]

Mt Fuji from Chureito Pagoda - Fujiyoshida, Japan

[todayintokyo]

Mount Fuji by めかぶ

[ballparksaroundtheworld]

Fuji Hokuroku Park, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

[senjuhashirama]

fujiQ, @eclipsedsun1989

[ekostarbeat]

Edits I made with the pics I took in Fujiyoshida

I'll post the sources when I find them again

[captainpollymolly]

Cherry blossoms in Fujiyoshida, Japan

[travelella]

Chureito Pagoda, Arakura, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

Svetlana Gumerova

[thingsdavidlikes]

新倉富士淺間神社｜Fujiyoshida by 里卡豆

[nhdiary]

[hisa-88]

Sunset view of Mt. Fuji from the train.

[heartisbreaking]

20240515-IMG_0797-11 by Marek Cyzio

[elleofakind]

Autumn Escape: Day Trip from Tokyo to Fujiyoshida's Hidden Gems

This November, we embarked on a day trip from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene town of Fujiyoshida, where we enjoyed awe-inspiring views of the iconic Mount Fuji in a perfect blend of nature, spirituality, and scenic beauty. Morning Excursion: Tokyo to Fujiyoshida via Train Our adventure begins on the Chuo Line Limited Express to reach Otsuki Station, a scenic journey through…

[esqapevelocity]

GTR Police Car US style

[dilfenthusiast]

Hey! :) a couple weeks ago (around november) you reblogged a photo of Mt. Fuji and added the hashtag that you’ve been there at exactly the street where the photo was taken and that you have a really similar photo of the Fuji. Do you remember where the photo was taken? I am going to Japan in May and would looove to see the Fuji just like in the picture :)

I am so so so so so so so so so so so so so sorry. This ask must be like 6 months old.

I am guessing you mean the pictures from Fujiyoshida.

These are two of my unedited iPhone shots from Fujiyoshida (name of the town). As you can tell, you won’t get the super big imposing look without a special camera lens to pull the background forward a little.

You have to stand in the road on Route 139 that cuts through the town. At the top of the road is Hikawa’s Clock Shop, which is a good place to start and then just move down the street until you get the composition you want

https://maps.app.goo.gl/YDAYLGuYTTyGVoVd6?g_st=ic

Obligatory reminder: pedestrians do NOT have the right of way. Cars have to stop for you if you’re crossing the street in a cross walk, otherwise they have no legal reason to stop and if you are clogging up traffic for a picture you’re kind of a douche and also putting yourself in danger

[senjuhashirama]

Showa era. @eclipsedsun1989