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Tokyo Disneyland Resort Pictures
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  • A look outside as we get ready to start our day. This was about 6:45am
  • About to board the Resort Cruiser
  • Not very busy at 7am
  • Same for the Bayside Station.
  • Onboard the Resort line not much different. The parks do not open until 8:30am or 9:00am
  • Due to it being a Friday and the trains were busy I did not take any pictures on the train ride this morning. This was waiting at the JR Station at about 7:25am.
  • I was seated at the bus terminal at 8:17am waiting for our 9am tour. No problems today. It is a much easier trip when the train lines are running.
  • Plenty of vending machines in the bus terminal.
  • On our way, it was closer to 9:30 by the time we got out of the terminal.
  • Driving through Tokyo... our destination today is Mt. Fuji.
  • Passing over an expressway.
  • On the way out of town. I was a couple rows back so not a very clear view out the front of the bus.
  • The bus windows were tinted and rather dirty.. so the pictures did not come out the best..
  • An NEC building, I forget the name of the city.. this is near where the experimental Maglev train is.
  • This is the track for the experimental Maglev train.
  • My first view of Mt. Fuji.. not a good way to start the day..just after 11am now.
  • Pulling into the Mt. Fuji visitor center
  • A quick glimpse of the visitor center.
  • There was construction going on adjacent to the center. Looked to be expansion.
  • Because of it I could not get a wide shot of the center. Here is a look at the upper floor which houses a restaurant.
  • Inside the center some posters and information. All in Japanese.
  • Went up to the observation level first. Mt Fuji is out there in the clouds.
  • Plenty of cherry blossoms in the area.
  • Get rid of the clouds and maybe a nice shot..
  • A look at the construction.
  • A closer look at Mt. Fuji. Guessing that is the road we are heading up soon.
  • Downstairs in the center is a very small museum.
  • I only had a few minutes until I was due back on the bus so a very quick look around.
  • Explaining how Mt. Fuji was formed.
  • I think this is a permit or park staff office.
  • A map of the area.
  • Time to hit the road again. It was around 11:30am
  • Typical street lights in this area.
  • The road to Mt. Fuji.
  • Entering the park and heading up the mountain.
  • It was a slow climb due to our bus or bus driver or combination of the two.
  • The first station. We drove right by this one.
  • The first sight of snow along the road.
  • The second station. 5236 ft or just shy of 1 mile up.
  • Along the way our guide gave an quick geology lesson for those who were not speed readers at the visitor center.
  • More snow as we continued to climb.
  • There are 5 stations. We were able to get to the 4th one so almost there.
  • Where we will be stopping, the 4th station, 6,627 foot level.
  • A small building at the stop.
  • A better view of the building. It had restrooms, a small giftshop/food area and a photo op outside.
  • The buses lined up in the parking lot.
  • Looking down toward where we just were. The clouds seemed a little thinner than before but still socked in. This was just past noon.
  • A sign for a photo op.
  • The road was closed.. later in the season you can go up to the 5th station at the 2300 meter/7545 foot mark.
  • Another sign/photo op
  • They never explained what happened with the trees if this was on purpose or the result of something.
  • Went back to the viewing platform for one last look. Still very cloudy.
  • Looked slightly clearer to me.
  • A look at the viewing platform that was available.
  • A map of what can be seen on clear days.
  • Today nothing.
  • Back on the bus and heading down. It was 12:30pm
  • As we went down it was getting clearer.. we did not stop though.
  • The tour stopped for lunch at a nearby hotel. We opted to grab a bite and sit outside and watch the clouds and Mt Fuji hoping for a brief glimpse.
  • Thomas Land bus.. guessing an amusement park nearby.
  • Probably the most clear it got..
  • Back on the bus and on the road before 2pm
  • A random Cocos
  • 1st McDs I saw today.
  • A very complicated price chart at the gas station.
  • A road sign.. our destination was not on there.
  • Thought this was an interesting sign. Guessing this was meant for our bus which crawled up every hill.
  • We arrived at Lake Ashi around 3:15pm
  • Swan boats.
  • A pirate tour boat out on the lake. It started to head toward the dock we were at and we thought it may be ours, but it passed by..
  • This was ours.
  • On board and looking at the lake.
  • A ropeway leading up the mountain.
  • Our boat left around 3:30pm
  • Heading out on the lake
  • Looking back
  • By 3:48 we were docked and off the boat. It was less than a 15 min ride. We then boarded our bus and drove back to where we started for the cable car/ropeway trip.
  • Arriving at the Togendai stop on the Hakone Ropeway.
  • The fares (ours was included/paid for on the tour)
  • You could go down and go on the other cruise. It seems it would have been more better to use that boat vs the one we did.
  • Time to board.
  • We started at 741M
  • The route. We were going to the second stop, the one at the top.
  • Looking back at the tour boats.
  • Again tinted and dirty windows.
  • Our destination is Ōwakudani which is home of the black eggs.
  • Passing the first stop.
  • Coming out of the station got a glimpse of Mt. Fuji.. the most we have seen of the mountain all day.
  • You could see almost the entire mountain now.
  • Looking back to where we started.
  • As soon as I disembarked I ran around the building to get a shot of Mt. Fuji and this is what I found! The sun had set more and reflections off the clouds meant you could barely see the mountain.
  • So I turned around and took some pictures of the sulphur vents.
  • This house is where they sell the black eggs. Which are hard boiled eggs using hot springs and the chemical reaction turns them black.
  • The sun had set more and you could see Mt. Fuji again. It was 4:40pm.
  • Finally an ok picture of the mountain showing its famous cone shape.
  • One of my favorite pictures.. this is a cell phone shot.
  • The SLR shot right after.
  • A wider view of the area. It was cold and very windy so most other tour guests were inside the building or on the bus already.
  • A look at some of the hot springs/vents
  • The ropeway leading down. We were going to take the bus though.
  • One more Mt. Fuji shot before boarding the bus.
  • On the road again heading for the train station.
  • Thought this was an interesting sign. Can anyone translate for me? Assuming it does not mean monkey crossing.
  • We arrived at Odawara station just after 6pm and bid farewell to our slow bus and headed up to the platform for a bullet train ride back to Tokyo.
  • Waiting for our train.
  • Here you can see the four rails.. the outer ones are for this station and the middle two are for the trains that by-pass it.
  • A bullet train by passing our station. It was cruising along at a good clip and you could hear it pressing on the rails as it made the turn.
  • A still of a train going by.
  • Another coming from the other direction.
  • Ours pulled in and we boarded.
  • Onboard looks like an airplane almost.
  • Caught a glimpse of Mt. Fuji as we set off.
  • A picture at the front of our car.
  • Once back at Tokyo Central Station walked out to the Keiyo Line and decided to take a Rapid back to Disney.
  • The rapid is in green. So it meant our stop would be the third one, Maihama. Vs the 6th stop.
  • Time estimates.. 14 minutes only.
  • Once back at Disney stopped by Ikspiari for dinner since we were very hungry by this time. It was pushing 8pm
  • After dinner it was back to the Disney Resort Line to our hotel.
  • As we road back Once Upon a Time was going on.
  • Back in our room a look outside. Bayside Station around 10:30pm
  • The Disneyland Hotel
  • To close out the day, Space Mountain.
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