🏔️A small attraction where you can only see Mt. Fuji by chance - Mishima Skywalk

Today I want to share a niche attraction where "it's all about fate to see Mount Fuji" - Mishima Skywalk. I heard that this is a great place to look at Mount Fuji, so we set off with great expectations, but when we got there... Mount Fuji: Closed today, please come back tomorrow. (It was really covered by thick clouds, so shy) But to be honest, even if I didn't see Mount Fuji, this trip was not in vain: • The super long suspension bridge is spectacular, and it sways slightly when walking on it. It's a bit exciting but not scary. The scenery is really good, and the surrounding mountains and forests are super healing. • I ate local milk ice cream with friends. It has a rich milky flavor and a dense texture. It is the kind of solid ice that "will not melt into water even if you take pictures for five minutes." • I met a photographer. I just took some photos casually, but it turned out to be unexpectedly beautiful. I bought a souvenir photo! 📍 Mishima skywalk • Location: Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture. The full name is "Mishima Skywalk", which is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan. • Transportation suggestions: If you are like us and have a tight schedule + you are too lazy to change cars, we strongly recommend chartering a car! It is quite convenient to drive or charter a car from Hakone, Atami or Fujinomiya. Public transportation is not impossible, but it is more troublesome (you have to transfer to a bus). 💰 -Tickets for suspension bridges are 1,100 yen for adults, and there are forest adventures, zip lines and other projects that can be experienced at an additional cost, but we mainly came here to take pictures + relax. -Price for commemorative photos: One photo + file data, about 1,200 yen, we think it is worth it. Although Mount Fuji did not show up, Mishima Skywalk still took a "healing travel photo" feeling, which is recommended for people who are not in a hurry and like to take a slow and relaxed trip! — Let's have a chance to come again when Mount Fuji is willing to show up! (Maybe she won't be shy next time) #springitinerary #japan