Herbs and goods are available inside, while on the second floor hands-on corner you can make your own pressed flower arrangement and wreaths. A stroll through the herb garden in back should not be missed.

Donated by comic storyteller Kimimaro Ayanokoji, these gold-cast ‘Seven Gods of Good Luck’ are scattered in seven locations north and south of Lake Kawaguchiko. A round trip to each deity to pray for its blessing is a popular activity.

A theme park full of adorable dogs. They are waiting for playing and taking a walk with you. Please have a great time with them. You can bring your own beloved dog into the park!

Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center located amidst Oishi Park. A popular activity is jam making using Lake Kawaguchiko blueberries, a local specialty. During the summer harvest you can even handpick your own berries.

Surrounded by the Aokigahara Jukai this wind tunnel cave maintains an average temperature of 3°, its walls enveloped in layers of ice, and is pleasantly cool, even in summer. The natural ice columns which form in the winter from the underground water of Mt Fuji as it drips from the ceiling are absolutely breathtaking.

The setting of the folktale, “Kachi-kachi Yama” (‘Fire Crackle Mountain’), Mt. Tenjo offers a huge panoramic view of Mt. Fuji, Lake Kawaguchiko, and the distant Southern Alps. From mid July to mid August hydrangea can also be admired from the promenade.

Saiko nature center is experience-based facility which can learn Saiko and neighboring nature. You can see Oncorhynchus Kawamurae was told to have become extinct in Kunimasu museum. And, There is Bat cave largest in Fujisanroku, with a total length of over 350m.

Get in touch with the natural scenery of Momosawa River at Shinsui Park. With the suspension bridge, biotope zone, cultivated lawns, and even a pond for splashing about, the park can enjoyed the whole day long.

This village community of thatched roof house embodies the nostalgic beauty of pastoral Japan. Lined up snugly, eave to eave, these buildings offer a wealth of fun activities, including traditional handicrafts, museum archives, restaurants and more.

Lake Yamanakako, Lake Kawaguchiko and Lake Motosu each offer their own uniquely special cruises. Enjoy a short, exciting trip across the water and breathe in the fresh,invigorating breeze. The view of Mt. Fuji from the lake’s surface is truly striking.