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Kawaguchiko
The most accessible of the Fuji Five Lakes, ringed by promenades and famous for mirror reflections of Mount Fuji on calm days.
A five-storied red pagoda above Fujiyoshida offering the postcard view of Mount Fuji framed by cherry blossoms.
A cluster of eight crystal-clear spring-fed ponds fed by Mount Fuji snowmelt, set in a traditional thatched village.
A short cable car to the summit of Mount Tenjo, delivering a 360-degree panorama of Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji.
A flower-filled park on Lake Kawaguchi's northern shore with seasonal blooms framing an unobstructed Mount Fuji.
A tranquil, forest-fringed lake west of Kawaguchiko, quieter and wilder, ringed by caves and campgrounds.
A record-breaking amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, famous for extreme roller coasters and horror attractions.
An ancient, atmospheric Shinto shrine in a towering cedar forest, the traditional starting point of the Yoshida climb up Mount Fuji.
A reconstructed thatched-roof village on Lake Saiko's shore, blending folk crafts, local food and framed Fuji views.
The largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, a broad highland lake with classic reflected views of Mt. Fuji.
The deepest of the Fuji Five Lakes, famous for the Mt. Fuji view printed on the 1,000 yen note.
The smallest and quietest of the Fuji Five Lakes, prized for its classic 'Child Fuji' view.
A lava cave near Aokigahara where ice pillars survive year-round in the chilled underground air.
A cool lava cave in the Aokigahara forest, once used as a natural cold store for silkworms and seeds.
A striking museum on the north shore devoted to Itchiku Kubota's revived tsujigahana dyed silk kimonos.
A European-styled resort museum of antique automatic instruments, gardens and Mt. Fuji views.
A famous local eatery serving hoto, Yamanashi's hearty pumpkin-and-flat-noodle miso hotpot.
A tunnel of fiery maples along a lakeside stream, the star of Kawaguchiko's autumn leaf festival.
A classic lakeside promontory immortalised in ukiyo-e, offering one of the finest reflected-Fuji views on Lake Kawaguchi.
A ridge-top hikers' lookout above Lake Shoji with a sweeping view of Mount Fuji over the western Fuji Five Lakes.
A 1,785 m peak above Kawaguchiko revered for one of the most majestic head-on views of Mount Fuji in Japan.
An 'autumn-leaf plateau' lookout gazing over the Aokigahara sea of trees to Mount Fuji, spectacular in fall.
The 'three-lake viewpoint' on the Tokai Nature Trail, taking in Fuji above Lakes Saiko, Shoji and Motosu at once.
A quiet north-shore lakeside park with an open, reflective view of Mount Fuji across Lake Kawaguchi.
