Who can own Mount Fuji in Tokyo out of love

🗻 I went to Mount Fuji twice this time in Japan. The first time was to see the fireworks show, and the weather was particularly bad that day. I couldn't see Mount Fuji at all, and it was raining and snowing in the afternoon. Two days later, I checked the weather forecast and visibility of Mount Fuji in advance and made another trip. 🗻 Warm tips: Be sure to check the weather forecast early! Sunshine does not mean you can see Mount Fuji, and good weather does not mean you can see Mount Fuji either. It mainly depends on the cloud conditions of the day. So be sure to check the visibility of Mount Fuji on the Fuji-san Visibility Forecast!! Although it's not always accurate, it's generally reliable. 🗻 The photo spot at Lawson convenience store is very crowded in the morning and afternoon, with people queuing up densely. I waited until after 5 pm when the sunset to take photos, by which time many people had returned or went to check in at other places, and there were few people. 🗻 Traveling from Shinjuku to Mount Fuji by JR line is quite troublesome, requiring 1/2 line transfers. Buying a ticket on the spot means standing for two hours to reach Kawaguchiko Station. It is recommended to book a bus 10 days to a week in advance. You can sleep on the bus for 2 hours and arrive in a more comfortable way. After binding the VISA QR code, you can pay, arrive at the platform 10 minutes in advance to wait for boarding, and scan the QR code to get on the bus. 🗻