The Japanese town of Fujikawaguchiko is home to Oishi Park, which is also known as Oishi Kogen. Attracting visitors with its breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and its reflection in the peaceful lake, it is situated at the foot of Mount Fuji on the northern shore of Lake Kawaguchi. The Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Bus Red-Line departs from Kawaguchiko Station Platform 1 and stops at stop 22, which is the final destination for the Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center and Oishi Park. Taking a bus costs 480 yen and takes approximately 27-30 minutes. Plus points: •Flower Garden. •Free Entrance and Parking •Souvenir and Eateries Shops •Walking Trail Beside the Lake •Bus stop beside the main road

We visited this place in day trip Tokyo - Mt. Fuji and became last stop before back to Tokyo. Actually we can see Mt. Fuji sunset here. Unfortunately the clouds were very thick that afternoon so we couldn’t see the mountain clearly. The flowers weren't blooming at that time so the garden view was ordinary. Maybe it will be more beautiful if you visit this place in spring.

Here I found a great place to see Mount Fuji. Blessed by sunny weather I witnessed such an amazing view. This was a crowded popular place. However it does have amenities. A cafe, a place selling icecream and a W.C. A place to call at to take a quick photograph.

The small Oishi Park offers fantastic views of Mt. Fuji, with flowers or grasses in the foreground and looking out over Lake Kawaguchi toward the mountain. It was a bit crowded when we visited, but not irritatingly so. If the sky is clear, you can get some great shots of the mountain from this small park.

This park is beautiful but not as serene as it appears in the pictures, because the lavender field is right in front of a busy car park and is crowded with tourists all trying to get the perfect photo. The rest of the flowers are beyond the restaurant/ gift shop building and are stunning and less crowded. We had the soft serve that everyone gets there (it comes in peach, blueberry, vanilla, lavender and matcha flavours). They were also selling the most delicious fresh peaches for 550 yen for a box of about 8 enormous peaches that were very fragrant and delicious. The best part of the Oishi park visitor centre was the instruction sheet on how to go to a local blueberry farm about a 7 minute drive away, where for 1000 yen per person you can pick fresh blueberries from the trees amongst the beautiful surroundings and have all you can eat blueberries for 40 mins + get a decent sized punnet to take home too. At that point we’d wished we hadn’t had the soft serve! We got lucky on the day we went and got lovely views of Mount Fuji🗻 but the best bit was the experience of blueberry picking,