Mount Fuji Oishi Park

Oishi Park, Mt. Fuji, stands quietly on the north bank of Lake Kawaguchi, like a composition deliberately painted by a painter of the four seasons, juxtaposing Mt. Fuji with the lake and flowers into a visual symphony. This is not a standard check-in point, but a landscape poem that slows down time. The charm of Oishi lies in the 350-meter-long flower path. The changing flowers of the four seasons cast different tones on Mt. Fuji—from rape flowers in early spring to lavender in late summer, red poppy grass in early autumn, and occasional snow-covered peaks in winter, making the mountain and flowers "talk about love and seasons." What I cherish most is the instant reflection: when the lake is calm in the morning light, Mt. Fuji and the sea of flowers overlap delicately in the water, just like the photographer's breathing softens. Dashi Park does not teach you how to take photos, but teaches you how to "gaze with your eyes and heart at the same time" - the mountains are the background, the flowers are the foreground, and your soul is in the reflection on the lake, gently drawn into this daily poem constructed by the mountains and water.