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Miharashien

Strawberry picking with unlimited condensed milk and chocolate!

Located in Fuefuki-shi, a village of fruits, this tourist farm offers a variety of fruit picking throughout the year: strawberries from late November to mid-May, peaches from late June to mid-August, and apples from late October to late November. All-you-can-eat picking for 30 to 40 minutes is available, and strawberry picking is popular among children, who can pick strawberries by themselves. Strollers are allowed in the greenhouses, and visitors can compare five varieties, including "Akihime," which is rich in sweetness, and "Benihoppe," which has a good balance of sweet and sour tastes. In addition to condensed milk, a chocolate fountain and other services are available, which are also popular for unlimited additions.

Grape picking with a wide variety of varieties

The grape picking season varies depending on the time of year, starting with "Delaware" at the beginning of the season in early August, followed by "Neo-Muscat" and "Koshu". At some times of the year, visitors can taste the king of grapes, "Kyoho," and the Koshu-born "Kaiji," which is a high-end grape, so early reservations are recommended if there is a variety you are looking for.
The farm is located on a hill overlooking the Kofu Basin, with a magnificent view. From early to mid-April, visitors can enjoy strawberry picking and peach blossoms blooming all over the area.

Miharashi-en

• 240 Tsuchizuka, Ichinomiya-cho, Fuefuki-shi, Yamanashi MAP
• Approx. 16 min. by car from JR Ishiwa Hot Spring Station
• 8:00-17:00 (last admission at 16:00), "Strawberry picking" admission 9:00-15:00
• December 29 - January 4
• Peach picking": 1,350 yen for junior high school students and older, 1,100 yen for elementary school students from 4 years old, free for children under 3 years old
  Apple picking" and "Grape picking": 850 yen for junior high school students and older, 720 yen for 4-year-olds to elementary school students, and free for 3-year-olds and younger
  High-grade grape picking": 1,350 yen for junior high school students and older, 1,100 yen for elementary school students from 4 years old, and free for children 3 years old and younger
  Strawberry picking and peach blossom viewing" ¥1,250-1,750 for adults and elementary school students and older, ¥750-1,250 for 3-year-olds to elementary school students, and free for 2-year-olds and younger (prices vary depending on the season)
• 0553-47-2111
• Free of charge
• Reservations required for "premium grape picking

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Forest Adventure Fuji

Adventure Experience in a Forest Full of Nature

An outdoor park spreading over about 15 hectares of forest at the foot of Mt. Fuji. There are a variety of activities to stimulate your adventurous spirit, such as the "Zip Slide," where you hang from a pulley and glide through the trees, and the "Climbing Wall," where you move along the wall along the ridges.
There are three courses for different ages and heights. The "Kids Course" is suitable for children in the third grade of elementary school and younger, and includes seven activities such as a zip slide, a tightrope walk, and swings at a height of only 1 to 2 meters.

Intermediate and advanced courses for families are also available

For third graders and older, we recommend the "Canopy Course," which can also be enjoyed by adults. This is a thrilling Experience of tree-top activities with an increased level of difficulty, with climbs of up to 14 meters above the ground. The "Adventure Course" is the hardest course for 4th graders and up. The "Tarzan Swing" involves hanging from a rope and jumping down from a height of 10 meters, and other thrilling activities are available.
Another popular activity is "Laser Tag," a survival game in which parents and children fight in the forest using laser guns (currently under maintenance. (Currently under maintenance; please check the official website and SNS for reopening).

Forest Adventure Fuji

• YamanashiNarusawa-mura, Minamitsuru-gunAza-Fujiyama 8545-1 MAP
• Approximately 14 minutes by car from Kawaguchiko Station on the Fuji Kyuko Line
• 9:00 - last departure at 15:50 (varies according to season)
• Dec. to Mar.
• Adventure Course 3,600 yen, Canopy Course 2,600 yen, Kids Course 2,100 yen, Laser Tag 1,500 yen (20 min., 1,000 yen for Forest Adventure Fuji users)
• 090-3345-0970
• Free of charge
• Reservations by 12:00 pm the day before. For details on participation requirements such as age and height, etc., check the official website.

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Mt. Fuji Radar Dome Museum

Experience-based exhibits are popular. Fuji radar is also fun to learn about.

Fuji Radar, which was used to observe the weather at the top of Mt. Fuji for 35 years until 1999. The museum's history and role are introduced on three floors. Of these, the second floor, where visitors can learn about the work of the weather station and life on the summit, is recommended for children. Visitors can experience the climate at the top of Mt. Fuji in May, with wind speeds of 13 mph and temperatures of 21°C. They can also operate a machine that was actually used to make typhoon observations. Fuji radar. Visitors can also answer quiz questions about Fuji radar, and depending on their performance, they can receive a certificate as a weather observer.

Don't miss the display of the actual radar and the video of how it was completed.

On the first floor, the history of the Fuji Radar is introduced. Fuji radar, and the history of the radar up to its completion, as well as the people associated with the radar, are introduced. In the theater, visitors can enjoy a documentary film about the 9,000 people involved in the construction.
On the third floor, visitors can see the actual radar that was used at the top of Mt. Fuji. It is one of the world's largest-scale devices and was awarded the "IEEE Prize," the Nobel Prize in telecommunications technology, in 2000.
Fuji can be seen from the rooftop.

Fuji Radar Dome Museum

• 1936-1 Shinya, Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi MAP
• From Fuji Station (Fujikyu Line), take Fujikko-go Fujikyu Bus (clockwise or counterclockwise). 15 min. from the "Mt. Fuji Radar Dome Museum" stop.
• 9:00-17:00 (last admission at 16:30)
• Tuesdays (open if Tuesday is a national holiday; open daily in July and August)
• Adults 610 yen, elementary, junior high, and high school students 410 yen, free for children under elementary school age (630 yen for adults, 420 yen for elementary, junior high, and high school students after October 2019)
• 0555-20-0223
• Free of charge (shared with "Roadside Station Fujiyoshida")

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Lisa and Gaspard Town

Theme park where you can meet Lisa and Gaspard

The theme park at Fuji-Q Highland. Visitors can enjoy the storybook world of the French-born characters "Lisa and Gaspard.
The center of the park is a fountain square with the Eiffel Tower and a flower garden. Around the park, fashionable cafes and stores line the streets, making it look like Paris. In addition to cafes where you can enjoy freshly baked homemade bread, there is also a tea salon where you can taste sweets with a Lisa and Gaspard motif while enjoying the spectacular view of Mt. Also, the illumination is beautiful at night. On weekends and holidays, Lisa and Gaspard make an appearance.

A variety of fun attractions

The park also offers a variety of attractions, including a merry-go-round. The mirror maze "Lisa and Gaspard's Mirror Maze - Welcome to the Magic Show" is especially exciting, with doors that look like mirrors, a stained-glass archway, and a corner surrounded by countless balls. It is popular with parents and children alike.
There is a patisserie where you can get character-shaped cookies and a store selling limited-edition goods.

Lisa and Gaspard Town

• 5-6-1 Shinnishibaru, Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi MAP
• Approx. 9 min. walk from Fujikyu Highland Station on Fuji Kyuko Line
• 8:30-17:30 (varies by season and Property)
• Same as Fuji-Q Highland
• Free admission, "Lisa and Gaspard's Mirror Maze - Welcome to the Magic Show" 800 yen, Merry-Go-Round 800 yen
• 0555-23-2111（Fujikyu Highland)
• Yes (use Highland Resort Hotel & Spa Parking; discounts available depending on the amount spent in town)
• Please check the official website for hours of operation and holidays.

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Kawaguchiko - Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway

Enjoy the panoramic view of Lake Kawaguchi and its seasonal scenery

The ropeway connects Kawaguchiko and Fujimidai Station near the summit of Tenjozan in about 3 minutes. At the summit, the 1,075-meter-high observation platform offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Mt. Fuji, Lake Kawaguchi, and on clear days, the Southern Alps. From mid-July to early August, 100,000 hydrangeas blooming on the mountainside are at their best, and from early to mid-November, visitors can enjoy the beautiful contrast between the autumn leaves and the lake. Both stations can be accessed via a hiking trail, and a leisurely stroll downhill while enjoying the spectacular view is recommended. It takes about 40 minutes, and along the way there are a cluster of hydrangeas and the Osamu Dazai Memorial Monument.

Enjoy the world of "Kachikachiyama

Tenjozan is the setting of Osamu Dazai's version of "Kachikachiyama. In honor of the story, raccoon dogs and rabbits are placed on the gondola, at the top of the mountain, and throughout the mountain. There is also a "Rabbit Shrine" by the observatory. It is said that if you touch the head of the "Yumemi Rabbit," which has its head down, you will receive wisdom, and if you touch the legs of the "Fuji Rabbit," which is standing, you will receive strong legs.
At the Tanuki Teahouse, a rest stop, visitors can enjoy snacks such as tanuki dumplings and pick up souvenirs with motifs of Mt.

Kawaguchiko - Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway

• YamanashiFujikawaguchiko Town, Minamitsuru-gun, Fuji1163-1 Asakawa MAP
• Approximately 12 minutes on foot from Kawaguchiko Station (Fuji Kyuko Line).
• 8:30 - 17:00 (last time off at 17:20)
  July 20-August 31: 8:30-18:00 (last bus down at 18:20)
  *Subject to change during peak season such as consecutive holidays, Bon holidays, and year-end and New Year holidays. Please check the official website for details.
• Open all year round (closed in case of bad weather)
• Junior high school students and older: 600 yen one-way, 1,000 yen round-trip / Elementary school students: 300 yen one-way, 500 yen round-trip
  Up to 1 child under elementary school age is free per adult.
• 0555-72-0363
• Free (Free parking is also available at the prefectural parking lot near Kohan Station)

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Narusawa Fuji Museum

Fuji, from the secrets of its birth to trivia.

Fuji from all angles, from its origins and nature at its foot to trivia. Fuji, and a quiz section where visitors can learn about the plants, animals, and insects that inhabit the mountain.
The main attraction is the "This is Mt. Fuji" section, which features a large scale model of Mt. Fuji. When the lamps are switched on, magma and underground water flow into the mountain, giving visitors a glimpse of its interior. Around the model, lava rocks from Mt. Fuji and other parts of Japan are also displayed.

Giant dinosaurs that look just like the real thing will enthrall children.

In the "T-REX Area" where visitors can experience the ancient earth, a giant Tyrannosaurus dinosaur that was buried alive in a volcanic eruption is reproduced and is well worth seeing. Children will be thrilled to see the dinosaur's sharp fangs and wriggling neck, as if it were about to attack at any moment.
In addition to dinosaur goods, the museum store sells crystals and power stones, as Yamanashi Prefecture is famous for its crystal polishing technology. Visitors can also make their own stone bracelets.
Outside, there is a 1.5-km nature trail where 10,000 azaleas bloom around the end of April.

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Kawaguchiko General Park

A grass plaza and a wide variety of playground equipment

A general park with a large lawn area. The grass plaza is located in the center of the park and is ideal for children to stretch out, having picnics and running around as much as they like. There is an abundance of playground equipment, including a "climbing rope mountain," a large playground complex with a slide, and swings, as well as a sandbox for small children to enjoy.
There is also a 700-meter circuit path that is just the right distance for a leisurely stroll through the forest. Part of the path is a wooden boardwalk, which has been maintained so that even young children can easily walk along it.

A relaxing spot where you can spend time while feeling nature

Fuji on a clear day. Fuji on a clear day. The park is rich in nature, and visitors often encounter beetles and other insects, as well as wild birds.
The park is also home to the Kawaguchiko Stella Theater, an open-air music hall that can accommodate more than 3,000 people and hosts a variety of events, including concerts, plays, and movie screenings. Modeled after an ancient theater existing in Greece, the theater is designed to allow for the natural resonance of sound. In addition to its excellent acoustics, the theater is also popular for its view of the stage backdrop of Mt.

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Roadside Station Katsuyama

Boasting a lake view of Lake Kawaguchi, this is the perfect place to take a break.

The location is perfect, with Lake Kawaguchi and Koumi Park spread out before your eyes. There is a shop selling local products, a restaurant, and a free space with tourist information, making it the perfect place to take a break between sightseeing tours. There is also an observatory from which visitors can enjoy a beautiful view of the lakeside.
On a fine day, be sure to visit the lakeside. At Koumi Park, children can run around freely in the grassy area with the open scenery as a backdrop. There is also a 1.6-kilometer-long promenade along the lake, where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll.
Restrooms at the roadside station are available 24 hours a day. This is a reassuring point when accompanied by young children.

Enjoy a peaceful holiday by the lake with a cup of thick soft-serve ice cream in your hand!

At the Restaurant, you can enjoy "hoto nabe" (hot pot), "tonkatsu set meal" using "Koshu Fuji Sakura pork," and "itoriki curry," a famous gourmet dish originating in the area. The soft-serve ice cream is also popular for its rich taste, made with plenty of raw milk from Hokkaido. It is not too sweet and has a refreshing aftertaste.
At the special products sales counter, you will find a variety of fresh local produce, including seasonal fruits such as grapes and peaches, and vegetables grown in Lake Kawaguchi. You can also buy unique souvenirs such as famous Yamanashi sweets, local beer, prefectural wine, and handicrafts.

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HOSHINOYA Fuji

Enjoy outdoor experiences in the vast forest

HOSHINOYA Fuji is Japan's first glamping resort, located on a hillside overlooking Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Fuji Five Lakes lying at the foot of Mt. Glamping masters who know nature inside and out will help you to move your body in nature and enjoy glamping more deeply. Activities range from those that are easy to participate in to those that are a real challenge under the supervision of a professional instructor. Our glamping masters will make the best suggestions.
Meals are prepared by a chef who loves the wild life. The meals are prepared using Dutch ovens and other equipment, making the most of the ingredients that nature has to offer, such as game (game meat). You can enjoy the pleasure of cooking together with your friends and feel the breeze as you eat. Please spend a luxurious time enjoying the great outdoors at HOSHINOYA Fuji.

HOSHINOYA Fuji

• YamanashiFujikawaguchiko Town, Minamitsuru-gunOishi1408 MAP
• Approx. 18 min. from JR Kawaguchiko Station by car
• 0570-073-066（Reservation)
• Available
• Click here for reservations
  HOSHINOYA Fuji Reservation Site