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Sights in Fuefuki, Yamanashi
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Misaka Orchard Grape House
Peach picking runs from late June, and grape picking from mid-July to mid-November.
Sengen Orchard
This accessible orchard grows organic peaches and grapes and has a Mount Fuji lava barbecue shop.
Gen Bu Sono
Omatsu Sono
Iso O Sono
Yamato Sono
Daiichi Sightseeing Garden
A sightseeing garden.
Ichinomiya Sono
Kachi Tama Sono
Hachi Shiro Sono
Kacho-no-Sato Sports Ground
A 20,000-square-meter ground for baseball, soccer, and gateball, near seasonal fruit picking.
Mount Tatsuzawa
A quiet mountain of peach country, with summit views of Fuji and the Southern Alps.
Mount Otochi
A Yamanashi 100 mountain nicknamed Kurokoma Fuji because its shape resembles Mount Fuji.
Mount Kasuga
Mount Kasuga views the Southern Alps, Yatsugatake, and Okuchichibu across the Kofu Basin.
Mount Daizokyoji
A southern Okuchichibu peak above spring-pink views and a leading hot-spring town.
Mount Takito
It is a Yamanashi 100 famous mountain with slight views of Mount Fuji.
Mount Settogatake
A sharp Misaka peak among Yamanashi's 100 famous mountains, overlooking Mount Fuji and the Southern Alps.
Mount Kabuto
This helmet-shaped peak, one of Yamanashi's 100 famous mountains, is ringed by orchards.
Ka O Sono
Kai Ichi no Miya Kanazakura Sono
Ichifuru
Tama Sui En
Takano Orchard
The orchard sells and ships peaches and grapes, offering free entry, tastings, and grape picking.
Onjuku Orchard
Onjuku Orchard is an orchard.
Kinpoen Garden
Kinpoen is a garden.
Fugyokuen Garden
From Tokyo, leave Katsunuma IC and follow Route 20 toward Nagano to reach this garden.
Seikaen Orchard
An orchard growing peaches and grapes with no chemical fertilizer, low pesticides, and no tilling.
Okumura Grape Orchard
Grape varieties include Delaware, Kyoho, Shine Muscat, Pione, Kaiji, and Koshu.
Suzuki Grape Orchard
Suzuki Grape Orchard is a grape orchard.
Toshoen Garden
Toshoen Garden is a garden in Yamanashi.
Kanemaru Sono
Famirii Nojo Sa no
Furuya Kabuto Tama Sono
Toho Kanko Sono
Hikari Kaen
Okeyaki-en Orchard
This orchard grows low-pesticide fruit using bran, straw, rice husks, and manure.
Yasushi Kaen
Takeshita Tourist Garden
Offers free entry, grape tastings, and seasonal peach and grape picking.
Konpira Shrine
A small summit shrine in Oyama, Misaka, hosts the rare October torch Konpira Festival.
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum
A museum on Yamanashi's nature and people, with history exhibits for all ages.
Hatta Family Study Hall
Hatta Family Study Hall is a family study hall.
Koshu Natural Stone Workshop Saiseki no Kura
Its mineral museum displays a jeweler's sixty-year collection, with a shop and gem hunts.
Marukita Flowering Peach Garden
Visitors can walk paths among about 500 flowering peaches of over 70 varieties.
Miso Workshop Village
A small Yamanashi shop started by a housewife to offer safe, enjoyable food.
Kobayashi Park
Kobayashi Park is a public park.
Mount Shakagatake
A steep granite cone in the Fuji-Misaka range, recognizable from Kofu, with summit panoramas.
Misaka Kurodake
The highest Misaka peak looks dark, with beech forest and views of Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi.
Firefly Village
In Fuefuki, fireflies are viewed at Yottsuzawa erosion-control park and around Kitabori River.
Fujinuta Falls and Okubo Healing Forest Park
Eight one-meter falls of spring water remain 12 degrees Celsius year-round.
Kachozan Ipponsugi Park (Maglev Viewing Hill and Kachozan Lookout)
A Kofu Basin viewpoint known for a large cedar, cherry blossoms, and views of maglev trains.
Yamanashi Prefectural Kanegawa Forest Park
A popular forest park stretching four kilometers along the Kanegawa River in Fuefuki, with varied recreation and seasonal nature.
Yamanashioka Shrine
It preserves nationally and prefecturally designated buildings and is known for rocks and azaleas.
Yatsushiro Hometown Park
This hill park in Yatsushiro, Fuefuki, offers Southern Alps views, night scenery, and spring cherries.
Ashigawa Lily-of-the-Valley Colony
Rare Japanese lily-of-the-valley colony at about 1300 meters, a Yamanashi natural monument.
FUJIYAMA Tsuinterasu
Takaya Koyama Castle Park
Takaya Koyama Castle Park is a castle park.
Kasugai Town Waterside Park
A small, quiet park lies near Shizume Interchange on the West Kanto Road.
Fuefuki Peach Paradise
A peach-blossom paradise in Fuefuki.
Fuefuki Togenkyo (Fuefuki Yatsushiro Town)
Fuefuki Peach Paradise
Fuefuki Peach Paradise is a scenic peach-blossom landscape.
Yamanashi Traditional Crafts Museum Workshop
The Yamanashi Traditional Crafts Museum includes a hands-on workshop.
Maruzen Orchard
Maruzen Orchard is an orchard.
Fuefuki Togenkyo
Fuefuki, Japan's top peach producer, is blanketed by early-April blossoms called a peach paradise.
Kai Ichinomiya Asama Shrine
About 15 minutes by taxi from Yamanashi-shi Station, or five minutes from Katsunuma IC.
Hogyoku Garden
Hogyoku Garden is a garden.
Bogamine Lookout
Bogamine Lookout is a viewing platform in Yamanashi.
Inayama Keyaki Forest
Inayama Keyaki Forest was designated a forest-culture area for nature education.
Kamo Kasuga Shrine
Kamo Kasuga Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Yamanashi.
Shigyokuen Garden
Shigyokuen Garden is a garden.
Kagami Archery
An archery facility in Kagami.
Yatsushiro Furusato Koen Lookout
Kacho Yamaichi Motosugi Park
Misaka Togenkyo Koen Heisei no to
Lumiere Winery
A winery named Lumiere.
Aramaki Wine
This couple-run winery uses only grapes harvested each year from its own vineyard.
Hikawa Chuo Winery
It sells affordable all-dry Liaison wines intended to accompany meals.
Kitanoro Winery
A family winery in Ichinomiya growing Koshu, Merlot, and Chardonnay and making wine nearly by hand.
Fuefuki Wine
Guests harvest and foot-crush grapes, taste fresh juice, and receive their wine by Christmas.
Miharashi Sono
Daikoku-en Orchard
Visitors can pick about twenty grape varieties, even in rain, plus many kinds of peaches.
Katada Sono
Kotobukien Garden
Kotobukien is a garden.
Keiko-en Garden
Keiko-en is a garden.
Sugyoku Orchard
Situated on a compound fan in eastern Kofu Basin, it is a leading fruit region.
Kaijien Garden
Kaijien is a garden named for the Kaiji route.
Shunkaen Garden
A garden named Shunkaen.
Bypass Seikaen Orchard
Bypass Seikaen pioneered Y-shaped peach growing, enabling owner blocks and fairly priced fruit.
Takano-en Orchard
Seasonal peaches and grapes are available, along with jams, bottled goods, and wine.
Misaka Togenkyo Park
Miharashi Orchard
Known for peach-blossom slopes, this large Ichinomiya orchard offers the prefecture's only year-round fruit picking.