Mount Fuji Pre-Wedding Photoshoot | Dress, Kimono & Scenic Locations

Choose your favorite locations and style, and our team will design the final route around the season, weather, traffic, outfit changes and daylight. A full-day experience normally includes up to 3 shooting locations.

Lake Kawaguchi: Nagasaki Park, Naminami Bridge, Momiji Corridor and Oishi Park — classic Mount Fuji views with cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, pampas grass or autumn foliage.

Lake Yamanaka: Kirara and Mikuni Pass — open landscapes, panoramic views, sunset light and cinematic photographs.

Urban editorial: Hikawa Clock Shop Street — lively street-style photographs with Mount Fuji at the end of the street; it may be crowded.

Quiet nature: Lake Shoji Tategohama and Lake Tanuki — intimate lakeside scenery with fewer visitors.

Traditional locations: Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba, Oshino Hakkai and Yamanaka Suwa Shrine — recommended for kimono. Admission, permit or facility fees may apply.

Iconic landmark: Arakurayama Sengen Shrine and Chureito Pagoda — famous for the pagoda and Mount Fuji view. It requires about 10–20 minutes of uphill walking and is not recommended for heavy wedding kimono.

Couples may combine 1 Tokyo location with 2 Mount Fuji locations. Exact locations and timing are confirmed after booking and may change for weather, traffic, opening hours, permits and the best light. Mount Fuji visibility cannot be guaranteed.