Mt. Fuji is an active volcano that spans both the Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures. The height is 3776.24 m, which is the highest peak in Japan. Its graceful appearance is widely known as a symbol of Japan even internationally.
See The Scenery of Mt.Fuji
① From Arakurayama-Park (Yamanashi)
This is a superb spot to enjoy the view of both the amazing Mount Fuji and of a traditional five-storied pagoda. During both the cherry blossom season in April and autumn leaves, it seems to be even more Japanese-like.
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| Address | 3353-1 Arakura, Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi |
| Access | 15min by walk from Shimoyoshida-Station(Fuji Kyuukou Line) |
② From Kawaguchi Lake (Yamanashi)
From Kawaguchiko you can see the whole of Mount Fuji. Mt. Fuji reflected on the lake is called inverted Fuji and it is a mystical sight. Gazing on Mt Fuji from this scenic spot, inspires you to want to meditate just by observing the tranquil water.
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| Address | Azagawa, Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi |
| Access | 3min by walk from bus stop Kozatei-Ubuya ←get on No.5 bus from Kawaguchiko Station |
③ From Oshino-Hakkai-Mura
Mt.Fuji dominates the village of Oshino, which has wonderfully unique houses. Here you will also find eight ponds, which have been designated as a National Natural Treasure. The village is known as Oshino Hakkai ( after the eight ponds )
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| Address | Oshino, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi |
| Access | 5min by walk from bus stop Oshino-Hakkai←get on No.3 from Mt,Fuji Station (JR) |
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