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Sights in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi
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Maple Tunnel
Roadside maples turn crimson and form a tunnel over the road, with views of Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi.
Mount Mitsutoge
Mount Mitsutoge is a mountain.
Kochia at Oishi Park
Thousands of kochia at Oishi Park turn crimson in autumn overlooking Lake Kawaguchi and Fuji.
Maple Corridor
About sixty maples form a 150-meter crimson tunnel along the Nashigawa.
Lake Kawaguchi Nature Living Hall
Its shop and cafe offer Fuji souvenirs and blueberry specialties, with jam classes seven times daily.
Lake Kawaguchi Monkey Show Theater
Performance times run from 10:00 to 16:00, vary daily, and need winter inquiry.
Forest and Lake Paradise
It is a paradise themed around forest and lake.
Lake Shoji
The smallest of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Shoji is a lava-dammed World Heritage component.
Mount Ashiwada
A mountain between Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Saiko, with especially fine Mount Fuji views.
Sankodai
The summit plaza overlooks Mount Fuji, Aokigahara, and peaks beyond Lake Saiko, plus seasonal meadow flowers.
Diamond Fuji Viewpoint
A viewpoint for Diamond Fuji.
Mount Junigatake
One of Yamanashi's 100 famous mountains, a rugged low peak of twelve summits overlooking Lake Saiko and Mount Fuji.
Mount Ryugatake
A Yamanashi 100 Famous Mountain rising close to Lake Motosu, often viewed with Mount Fuji.
Mount Odake
A quiet Yamanashi 100 Famous Mountain northwest of Lake Saiko, with excellent Mount Fuji views.
Lake Kawaguchi Creation Forest
Lake Kawaguchi Creation Forest is a park with cherry blossoms and azaleas.
Lake Kawaguchi Field Center
Lake Kawaguchi Field Center is a field center at Lake Kawaguchi.
Shikkogo Park
A park south of Lake Kawaguchi for birdwatching, boat rental, and spring horseback archery.
Lake Kawaguchi General Park
The park offers lawns, playgrounds, a wooden boardwalk, and Fuji views when clear.
Koumi Park
This 1.7-hectare lawn is where Lake Kawaguchi's south-shore rice paddies began.
Yamanashi Jewelry Museum
Service dogs, infant facilities, step-free access, and wheelchair parking, toilets, and rentals are available.
Ryugu Cave
Ryugu Cave is a cave named for the dragon palace.
Katsuyama Village History and Folklore Museum
Displays folklore items, old documents, and replicas on Fuji Omuro Asama Shrine grounds.
Lake Kawaguchi Art Museum
It overlooks a lake beneath Mt. Fuji and shows Fuji-themed art plus special exhibitions.
Lake Kawaguchi Muse Museum and Yuki Atae Museum
Wheelchair access, accessible toilets, Braille guides, service dogs, and an AED are available.
Old Misaka Pass Road
Tenka-chaya, setting of Dazai Osamu's One Hundred Views of Fuji, has a nearby literary monument.
Mount Haneko
Mount Haneko is a mountain.
Funatsu Tainai Jukei (Funatsutainaijukei)
Haha no Shirataki Falls
Haha no Shirataki Falls is a waterfall.
Fuji Wind Cave
Fuji Wind Cave is a wind cave.
Great Cedar of Shoji
A roughly 1,200-year-old national natural monument cedar stands at Suwa Shrine by Lake Shoji.
Fuji Oishi Flower Terrace
A flower terrace at Fuji Oishi.
Ishikoro-kan Nature Workshop
Opening hours start at 9:30 a.m. and close between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. by season.
Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine
Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine is a Shinto shrine.
Uno Island
The only island in the Fuji Five Lakes, it lies in Lake Kawaguchi and enshrines Benzaiten.
Ubuyagasaki Cape
A north-shore point named for a goddess's birth legend, suited to inverted Fuji photos.
Lake Kawaguchi
Fuji's longest-shored lake offers seasonal views, inverted Fuji, fishing, and boating.
Oishi Park Flower Road
Visitors can walk a 350-meter flower road viewing Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji.
Nagasaki Park
A sunny cape park on Lake Kawaguchi where Mount Fuji and cherry blossoms can be photographed together.
Lake Saiko Nature Center
A nature center with kunimasu displays, galleries, and the nationally designated Saiko Bat Cave.
Lake Sai
This Fuji World Heritage lake is where kunimasu, once thought extinct, was found.
Kawaguchi Asama Shrine
Built in 865 to calm Fuji's eruption, with ancient cedars and nationally recognized ritual dance.
Fuji Subaru Land
A family theme park before the Fuji Subaru Line tollgate, with outdoor attractions and dog facilities.
Lake Kawaguchi Sightseeing Boat Appare
A barrier-free cruise boat designed after Takeda red armor offers multilingual announcements.
Lake Kawaguchi Tenjozan Park
About 100,000 hydrangeas cover the slope below the summit ropeway station.
Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba
About 20 restored thatched houses in Nenba form a tourist village with crafts, dining, and Fuji views.
Lake Saiko Wild Bird Forest Park
Dozens of wild bird species inhabit this Aokigahara park, which has a gallery and birdwatching room.
Jizai Glass Studio
Jizai is a glass studio.
Lake Kawaguchi Craft Park
Lake Kawaguchi Craft Park is a craft park at Lake Kawaguchi.
Fuji Eco Tour Service
Fuji Eco Tour Service is an eco tour service.
Country Lake Systems
Activities include canoeing, Aokigahara cave exploration, buggy rides, biking, and hoto noodle making.
Kawaguchiko Fujisan Pa no Ramaropuei (Kawaguchiko Fujisanpa no Ramaropuei)
Itchiku Kubota Art Museum
From December to March it opens 10:00-16:30; from April to November, 10:00-17:00.
Fujigane Exchange Plaza
A lawn plaza among many Fujigane ranches, with space also used for gateball.
Lake Kawaguchi Music and Forest Art Museum
The museum shows historic music boxes, the world's largest dance organ, and a Titanic orchestrion.
Lake Kawaguchi Herb Hall
This herb site beside Oike Park offers dried-flower crafts, custom perfume, and lavender soft-serve.
Akaike Pond
Akaike Pond is a pond.
Lake Kawaguchi Circular Hall
A circular hall on Lake Kawaguchi's north shore hosts acoustic concerts for 100 people.
Mount Fuji Cycle Activity Shop BonVelo
BonVelo is a cycling activity shop at Mount Fuji.
Fugaku Wind Cave
One of Aokigahara's largest lava caves is 201 meters long and averages 3 degrees Celsius.
LaMont Fuji Climbing Gear Rental Shop
LaMont rents gear for climbing Mount Fuji.
Minano Wine Hall
Minano Wine Hall is a wine hall.
Cap-Cloud Mount Fuji
This name refers to Mount Fuji with a cap-shaped cloud.
Lake Kawaguchi
Lake Kawaguchi is a Mount Fuji World Heritage asset with the longest shoreline of Fuji's five lakes.