Mount Fuji Tours & Travel

Club Tourism is the place to go for tours to Mount Fuji! With tours accompanied by a tour guide, you will receive full support. We introduce the best spots to see Mount Fuji from Shizuoka Prefecture, Yamanashi Prefecture, and Kanagawa Prefecture, as well as places registered as World Cultural Heritage. Searching for and booking tours is easy.

Registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site

Mount Fuji, beloved as one of Japan 's most famous tourist destinations, has finally been designated a World Cultural Heritage Site.

What is "World Cultural Heritage"?

It is a treaty to protect ruins and buildings with universal cultural value that we want to leave for future generations. Mount Fuji was registered in recognition of its permeation into Japanese culture through ancient faith, paintings and other art.

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Tanuki Lake / Photos Taken by Tourist:
Work by Yui Wakui from Chiba-ken

Oshino Hakkai / Photos Taken by Tourist:
Work by Toshihiko Kondo from Kyoto-fu

Kawaguchi / Photos Taken by Tourist:
Work by a man from Kanagawa-ken who uses the pen name Fujiyama

Mount Fuji / Photos Taken by Tourist:
Work by Ikuo Yakushi from Kanagawa-Ken

Assets Composition of Mount Fuji

The following places are registered as World Cultural Heritage Sites:

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"Assets Composition" of Mount Fuji in Shizuoka-ken

Fujisan Hongu Sengen-taisha Shrine

Fujisan Hongu Sengen-taisha Shrine, located in Shizuoka-ken Fujinomiya-shi, is the head shrine of the approximately 1,300 Sengen shrines across the country. It is sometimes abbreviated to Sengen Taisha.

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Yamamiya Sengen Shrine

Yamamiya Sengen Shrine in Shizuoka-ken Fujinomiya-shi is one of the Sengen shrines found throughout Japan. It is also a ritual site for Fuji worship, and is thought to be the oldest of the approximately 1,300 Sengen shrines in Japan.

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Murayama Sengen Shrine

Murayama Sengen Shrine in Murayama, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is the center of Shugendo on Mount Fuji. It is said that a temple called Kohoji was located here until it was abolished during the anti-Buddhist movement in the Meiji era.

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Suyama Sengen Shrine

Suyama Sengen Shrine in Shizuoka-ken Susono-shi, is one of the Sengen Shrines situated at Suyama Pass, which was formerly known as 'Tamayama.'

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Fuji Sengen Shrine (Subashiri Sengen Shrine)

Higashiguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, located in Shizuoka-ken Sunto-gun Oyama-cho Subashiri, one of the Sengen shrines found throughout Japan. It is located at the starting point of the Fujiyama Subashiri Yamamichi to Mount Fuji. Its official name is Fuji Sengen Shrine, but it is also called Subashiri Sengen Shrine.

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Hitoana Fujiko Site

Hinata Fuji-ko Ruins, located in Shizuoka-ken Fujinomiya-shi, are designated historical ruins by the city. Hinata Fuji-ko Ruins is located within the grounds of Hinata Sengen Shrine, and contains a lava cave approximately 83 meters long, known as 'Hinata,' formed within the Inuzukumi Lava Flow.

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Shiraito Falls

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Shiraito Falls in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan. The neighboring Otodome Falls is also one of them. It has also been designated as a national scenic spot and natural monument.

Miho no Matsubara

Miho no Matsubara, located on the Miho peninsula of Shizuoka-ken Shizuoka-shi Shimizu-ku, is a scenic spot known as one of Japan's New Three Views and one of Japan's Three Great Pine Forests. It is also designated as one of Japan's Top 100 White Sand and Green Pine Spots and has been registered as a World Cultural Heritage site.

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"Assets Composition" of Mount Fuji in Yamanashi-ken

Kita-guchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

Kita-guchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, located in Yamanashi-ken Fujiyoshida-shi, has a history of over 1,900 years and is a shrine at the entrance to the Mount Fuji climbing trails.

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Kawaguchi Asama Shrine

Kawaguchi Asama Shrine, located in Yamanashi-ken Minamitsuru-gun Fujikawaguchiko-machi, is one of the Asama Shrines found throughout Japan. The towering cedar trees along the approach to the shrine are truly impressive.

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Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine

Fuji Fuji Omuro Sengen Shrine, located in Yamanashi-ken Minamitsuru-gun Fujikawaguchiko-machi Fujiyama Prefecture, is the oldest shrine on Kawaguchi Kohan and is the first shrine to be enshrined Fuji Yamanaka.

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Oshi Residence (former Togawa family residence)

Yamanashi The Oshi Residence (Former Sotogawa Family Residence) (Kyutogawake Jutaku), located in Fujiyoshida City, Fujiyoshida Prefecture, is the home of the Oshi who supported the worship of Mt.

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Oshi Residence (Osano Family Residence)

Osa Noke residence (Oshi Jutaku) in Yamanashi Prefecture Fujiyoshida City, is the home of a priest who supported the worship of Fujiyama. Osa Noke has served as priests at Kitaguchi Motomiya Fuji Asama Shrine for generations.

*Not open to the public: A replica of the house is available at the Fujiyoshida City Museum of History and Ethnology.

West Lake

Yamanashi Saiko (Lake Saiko), located in the town of Fuji Lake Kawaguchi, Minamitsuru-gun, is one of the five lakes of Mt. Fuji Lake Kawaguchi It is located near the center of the town. It is the fourth largest of the Fuji Five Lakes in terms of area.

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Lake Shoji

Lake Shojiko, located in Lake Kawaguchi Town, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture, is one of the Fuji Five Lakes. It is a dammed lake formed by volcanic activity of Mt. Fuji. It is the smallest lake among the five lakes.

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Lake Motosu

Yamanashi Lake Motosuko is one of the Five Lakes of Fuji, located in Minami-Tsuru-gun, Fuji Lake Kawaguchi Town and Minobu Town, Minamikoma-gun, in the prefecture. It is the westernmost of the five lakes.

Lake Yamanaka

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Yamanashi Lake Yamanaka, located in Yamanakako Village, Minamitsuru District, is the southeasternmost of the Fuji Five Lakes scattered at the northern foot of Fuji. It is also the source of the Sagami River.

Lake Kawaguchi

Lake Kawaguchi Kawaguchiko, located in Lake Kawaguchi Town, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture, has the longest shoreline and is located at the lowest altitude of all the Fuji Five Lakes.

Lake Kawaguchi and Mt. Fuji/Customer photo:
A work by Sadao Matsui from Osaka Prefecture

Funatsu Tainai Jukei

Funatsu Tainai Jukei, located in Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Lake Kawaguchi gun, Yamanashi Prefecture, is a cave (lava tree mold) where lava flowing from Mt. Fuji solidified while surrounding a tree, leaving the tree as a mold in the lava flow. Konohana Sakuya-hime, the deity of Mt. Fuji, is enshrined in the cave. Many people visit to pray for safe childbirth.

Yoshida Tainai Jukei (not open to the public)

Yoshida Tainai Jukei (not open to the public) in Yamanashi-ken Fujiyoshida-shi Kamiyoshida, are lava tree molds located on the eastern edge of the Maruo lava flow. At Yoshida Tainai Shrine, located in Tainai Tree Molds, a "Tainai Festival" is held once a year. In Fujiyama faith, it is said that by entering Tainai and then coming out, one is reborn.

Mount Fuji Fifth Station

The Mount Fuji Fifth Station is the starting point for climbing Mount Fuji and is known as the boundary between heaven and earth.It is located at an elevation of 2,305 meters. From the Fifth Station parking lot, you can enjoy views of Lake Yamanaka, Fujiyoshida City, and Lake Kawaguchi below, and the Japanese Alps can be seen in the distance.