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.

Both the separate men’s and women’s outdoor baths as well as the indoor baths provide an excellent view of Mt. Fuji, Onsen making this renowned spot perfect for watching the mountain as it is stained in the crimson rays of an early winter morning.

Inside the structure, which makes excellent architectural use of chestnut, natural stones, and bamboo, are facilities complete with large public baths, outdoor baths, lower temperature baths, sleeping quarters, sauna, and more.

Fujikawaguchiko is blessed with 4 di­erent hot springs, the Reiho Springs, the Tensui Springs, the Reisui Springs, and the Fuyo Springs, which provide their waters to the hotels and ryokans of the area.

Enjoy an unblemished view of Mt. Fuji, and all that the mountain offers to the five senses, in this purely traditional Japanese hot springs. The bicarbonate springs are especially renowned for their effect in beautifying the skin.

A hot springs next by the Michi-no-eki Narusawa(Roadside rest and shopping area). 16 different types of baths available, including outdoor hot spring with a frontal view of Mt. Fuji, a cave bath and so on.

A healing dip in these springs surrounded by sleepy rural life is just what the doctor ordered. The dark red waters, rich in iron, are e­ective against anemia, among other things.

Enjoy the murmuring sounds of the Inakogawa River as you experience three different hot springs (large bath, open-air bath, and heated pool).