Enjoy to your heart’s content on these high grounds which command an excellent view of Surugawan Bay. Facilities include the Clematis Garden, Vangi Sculpture Garden Museum, Bernard Buffet Art Museum, Inoue Yasushi Literature Museum, and several restaurants.

Approximately 700 varieties of bamboo from around the world are cultivated within the garden. The research library features easy to understand displays explaining everything you ever wanted to know about bamboo.Special events and exhibitions are held frequently.

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 area features a wealth of great facilities, including a roadside rest and shopping area, galleries, restaurants, and more. Learn about early meteorological practices at the Mt. Fuji Radar Dome!

In the period of Emperor Suinin the enshrinement of the guardian volcano goddess, ‘Konohana Sakuya Hime,’ was begun by imperial edict. Important cultural properties on site include the main shrine, characteristic of the Momoyama period, the Nishimiya Shrine, and the Crown Prince Shrine, which was constructed by Takeda Shingen.

Reopened after a large scale renovation in April 2015, the Fujisan Museum has been reborn, incorporating cutting-edge projection mapping technology to bring Mt. Fuji to life in a fun and innovative learning environment. Naturally full of information regarding Fujiyoshida City’s history, folk culture and industry, the museum also contains a wealth of content dedicated to Mt. Fuji’s multifaceted appeal including its spiritual significance and various associated deities.

This art museum features a variety of paintings of Mt. Fuji by well known artists of modern times. Inside the spacious interior of the museum museum goods shop and a café are also available.

With countless attractions of world-class caliber, this park is sure to offer new experiences to every visitor! It goes without saying but there are plenty of attractions geared especially towards family fun. Thomas Land and The Exciting Kingdom of Hamtaro are always big hits with the children.

The largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, with a direct view of Mt. Fuji. Elegant swans glide across the surface of the lake, where watersports such as wakeboarding,waterskiing and šshing can all be enjoyed. You can even try Wakasagi (lake smelt) fishing from a domed boat.

Offering an unbroken view of Mt.Fuji and the lake,“Yamanakako Community Plaza” is a comprehensive park for cultural exchange, featuring an artificially turfed soccer field, a tennis court, a multi-purpose athletic field complete with fixtures such as nighttime lighting, a hydrophilic ˜flower garden featuring hands-on environmental learning, an outdoor stage, and more.