Mount Fuji Tours & Travel

Fuji 5 Lakes are located around Mount Fuji from the east as follows: Lake Yamanaka, Lake Kawaguchi, Lake Sai, Lake Shoji, and Lake Motosu. It is said that the lava flow from the eruption of the volcano of the Great Hanshin-Awaji volcano in the early 19th century formed a river in the lake.

From the summit of Mount Minobu, which is 1,153 meters above sea level, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view, including Mount Fuji to the east. There are two weeping cherry trees over 400 years old in the grounds of Mount Minobu, which bloom beautifully in spring.

The name comes from the fact that it is made up of eight ponds where meltwater from Mount Fuji seeps underground and springs up over a long period of time. The water from these ponds, which are said to have been formed about 1,200 years ago, was selected as one of Japan's 100 famous waters in 1985.

Mount Fuji ・Lake Yamanaka tourist attraction and flower city park (Hana no Miyako Kouen) is located at Takahara resort Yamanakako Village, which is the closest to Mount Fuji.
At an altitude of 1,000 meters, Takahara you can admire seasonal flowers in an area of 3 million square meters.

Fuji Subaru Line is a mountain driveway stretching approximately 30km from Lake Kawaguchi to Gogo station.
You can drive while enjoying the magnificent natural scenery and taking in views of Fuji 5 Lakes and Japan Alps.

Narusawa Ice Cave, located on Minamitsuru district at Narusawa Village in Yamanashi Prefecture, is a cave in the Aokigahara forest of Fuji 5 Lakes.
This lava cave is 156 meters long and has been designated a natural monument.

Tomitake Cave, located on Minamitsuru district at Narusawa Village in Yamanashi Prefecture, is a cave in the Aokigahara forest of Fuji 5 Lakes.
This cave was created by lava flow and is 201 meters long with an average temperature of 3 degrees.

Aokigahara Forest (Aokigahara Jukai), located in Narusawa village and Fujikawaguchiko Town in Yamanashi Prefecture, is a sea of trees that has been designated as a national natural monument.
The sea of trees that spreads out at Fuji Yamakita Nishifumoto is a natural environment where you can encounter a diverse range of plants and animals.