Oishi Park（Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center）

~ Kawaguchiko ~ Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway

Saiko and Upside-down Fuji (sakasafuji)

Narusawa Ice Cave

Fuji Five Lakes area (Lake Kawaguchiko, Lake saiko, Lake Yamanakako, Lake Shojiko, and Lake Motosuko), located on the Yamanashi Prefecture side of the foot of Mt. Fuji, is one of Japan's representative tourist destinations, with many popular tourist facilities, onsen, leisure facilities, etc. selected as one of the New Japan 100 Tourist Attractions. This ticket is convenient for sightseeing, allowing unlimited rides on Fujikyu buses in Kawaguchiko, Saiko, Shojiko and Motosuko area of the Fuji Five Lakes.

Lake Kawaguchiko has the longest shoreline of the Fuji Five Lakes and is dotted with many museums and tourist facilities. Kawaguchiko Music and Forest Museum (get off at Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum/HOTORI no HOTEL BAN bus stop), which has a beautiful garden, offers concerts of rare organs and automatic musical instruments from around the world, and you can enjoy the elegant atmosphere as if you were in Europe. Oishi Park (get off at Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center bus stop), where Kawaguchiko Shizen Seikatsukan is located facing the lakeside, is famous for its spectacular view of lavender in early summer and kochia in autumn, with the majestic Mt.Fuji. Other tourist attractions include ～Kawaguchiko～ Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway, about 3 minutes walk in the air to enjoy the spectacular view from high above, and the sightseeing boat Appare (get off at Sightseeing Boat/Ropeway Ent. bus stop) to enjoy Kawaguchiko with a pleasant breeze.

Lake Saiko is located north of Mt. Fuji and is a mysterious lake surrounding Aokigaharajyukai. Saiko Bat Cave (get off at Saiko Bat Cave stop), a natural monument designated as a national designated national, is the largest among the lava cave at the foot of Mt. Fuji, with a total extension of 350m or more. In Japan, Kunimas, which is said to have been extinct, has been discovered in recent years, and the rich nature remains in Fuji Five Lake. In addition to natural monument lava caves such as Fugaku Wind Cave (get off at Fugaku Fuketsu bus stop) where a natural lava cave created by the eruption of Mt Fuji and Narusawa Ice Cave (get off at Narusawa Hyoketsu bus stop) where you can experience the ice world, There are plenty of activities such as courses and campsites. Also popular for its emotional atmosphere is Saiko Iyashi no sato Nenba, a row of gassho-style buildings.

Lake Shojiko is the smallest of the Fuji Five Lakes and was widely introduced overseas as Switzerland of the East in the Meiji era (1868-1912) because of its beautiful scenery. Mt.Fuji, it is called Fuji with Child (kodakifuji) because it looks as if it is hugging Mount Omuro in front of Mt. Fuji, which can only be seen from Lake Shojiko among the Fuji Five Lakes. Surrounded by rich nature, visitors can enjoy various outdoor experiences.

Lake Motosuko is the model for the Upside-down Fuji (sakasafuji) depicted on the reverse side of the 1,000 yen bill and on the old 5,000 yen bill. Because the water is the deepest and clearest among the Fuji Five Lakes, visitors can enjoy a wide range of water sports such as snorkeling and diving.

Fuji Five Lakes, located at the foot of Mt. Fuji, a World Heritage Site, are a popular tourist destination that people want to visit again and again. Let's enjoy the sightseeing spots on the hem of Fuji using Kawaguchiko･Saiko･Motosuko area PASS!