13/07/2026
🗻 7+ Mount Fuji Photo Spots 🇯🇵📌 save for your Japan trip!
Mount Fuji is Japan’s most iconic peak, and one of the most incredible places for photography in Japan. From Lake Kawaguchiko to Chureito Pagoda and Hoshinoya Fuji, I’m sharing my favourite Mount Fuji photo spots for you to check out (including one I found by accident!).
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📍Lawson Fujikawaguchiko Town Hall
Strawberry sando with a mountain view, anyone? 🍓 this Lawson convenient store is one of the most famous Mount Fuji photo spots in Japan, iconic for its perfectly framed view of Fuji-san. There’s something so uniquely Japanese about seeing everyday konbini life set against one of the world’s most recognisable mountains.
I visited in the afternoon and it was PACKED with photographers and tour buses. I’d recommend arriving at sunrise or even at blue hour when glowing konbini lights help create an ethereal atmosphere.
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📍Hoshinoya Fuji T-Cabin Room View
Some of the best Mount Fuji photographs can be taken from your very own hotel room. Waking up to this famed Hoshinoya Fuji hotel room view of Mount Fuji was a pinch-me moment.
Every morning we drew the curtains, sat on the terrace with a hot coffee, and watched Fuji-san emerge across the landscape. We were also blessed with clear weather which we’re still very happy about 🙏🏾
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📍Omuro Sengen Shrine
Looking for a quieter Mount Fuji photo spot away from the crowds?
Omuro Sengen Shrine gives you a completely different perspective, with ancient cedar trees, traditional torii gates and a peaceful residential atmosphere surrounding Fuji-san. It’s one of the oldest shrines connected to Mount Fuji and feels worlds away from the more famous viewpoints.
One of my favourite spots to stumble upon Mount Fuji around the Fuji Five Lakes. Please do be respectful if you go to this area, as the shrine itself is a sacred place, and locals live in the surrounding roads.
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