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2026 Mount Fuji area events timeline: festivals, fireworks, climbing events, and seasonal nature events. Grouped by month, filterable by category, separated into upcoming and past events.
Upcoming Events
28
Past Events
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Around Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchiko
Summer weekend fireworks over Lake Kawaguchiko with Mt. Fuji backdrop, ~2000 shells.
Asahigaoka, Lake Yamanaka
Largest summer festival at Lake Yamanaka with fireworks, mikoshi parade and lanterns.
Beniba Koen, Lake Yamanaka
Sunflower fields bloom at Beniba Koen with Mt. Fuji views in August.
Kamiyoshida Street, Fujiyoshida
One of Japan's three great odd festivals, 500-year tradition of lighting giant torches to calm Mt. Fuji.
Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchiko
Kochia turns red at Oishi Park with Mt. Fuji reflection, a classic autumn view.
Around Kachi Kachi Yaman Ropeway, Lake Kawaguchiko
Iconic maple festival with 600 trees along the lake, ropeway views of Fuji.
Saiko Nenba
Peaceful maple corridor at Lake Saiko, less crowded than Kawaguchiko.
Lake Kawaguchiko area
Sun setting on Mt. Fuji's peak — visible from Lake Kawaguchiko in winter months.
Hakone Yumoto Onsen Street
Edo-era feudal lord procession reenactment, ~170 costumed marchers.
Lake Tanuki
Sun rises over Mt. Fuji's peak around winter solstice — Lake Tanuki is the premier viewing spot.
Asahigaoka, Lake Yamanaka
First sunrise of the new year at Lake Yamanaka with Mt. Fuji silhouette.
Kitaguchi Hongfuji Sengen Shrine
New Year hatsumode at the Fuji Sengen Shrine for safety and fortune.
Lake Tanuki
Late Jan to early Feb, sunrise aligns with Mt. Fuji's peak — spectacular Diamond Fuji.
Around Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchiko
Winter weekend fireworks over Lake Kawaguchiko with snowy Mt. Fuji backdrop.
Lake Kawaguchiko area
Winter light installations around Lake Kawaguchiko paired with snowy Fuji views.
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha
Bean-scattering festival on the eve of spring to ward off evil and welcome fortune.
Fujiyoshida area trails
Spring equinox — lower elevation trails around Mt. Fuji open for season.
Arakurayama Sengen Park (Chureito Pagoda)
World-famous view of five-storied pagoda, cherry blossoms and Mt. Fuji in early April.
Nagasaki Park, Lake Kawaguchiko
200 Somei Yoshino cherry trees along Lake Kawaguchiko — Japan's top 100 sakura spot.
Oshino Hakkai
Crystal spring water pools surrounded by fresh greenery with Mt. Fuji views.
Lake Tanuki
Late April to early May, sunrise aligns with Mt. Fuji's peak again.
Fuji Five Lakes area
Golden Week peak travel season — pleasant weather, fresh green and snow-capped Fuji.
Lake Motosuko area
Lavender begins blooming at Lake Motosuko — the 1000 yen bill Fuji view spot.
Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchiko
Hydrangeas bloom at Lake Kawaguchiko during rainy season with Fuji reflections.
Lake Kawaguchiko area
Calm mornings after rain in plum season — prime time for upside-down Fuji photos.
Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchiko
Late June to mid July lavender blooms at Oishi Park with Mt. Fuji backdrop.
Kitaguchi Hongfuji Sengen Shrine
Official climbing season begins. Yoshida trail opens with a Shinto ceremony.
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha
Fujinomiya trail opening ceremony at Sengen Taisha shrine.
2026 Mount Fuji area events timeline: festivals, fireworks, climbing events, and seasonal nature events. Grouped by month, filterable by category, separated into upcoming and past events.