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Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport 2 Hr 10

Lake Kawaguchi (18 Min)
Second-Largest Of The Fuji Five Lakes, This Scenic Getaway Is Known For Fishing, Camping & Hiking.

Saiko Lake (28 Min)
Tranquil Lake Area Offering Forested Hills, Hiking Paths, Fishing & Boating Spots & Mt. Fuji Views.

Fuji-Q Highland (31 Min)
Amusement Park With Huge Roller Coasters, Haunted-Theme Rides & A Kids' Area, Plus Shops & Cafes.

Lake Motosu (33 Min)
Lake With A Mount Fuji Backdrop & Depths Of Nearly 400 Ft., Popular For Camping, Boating & Fishing.

Takabisha (33 Min)

Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway (26 Min)
Aerial Lift Ascending To An Observation Deck With Wide-Open Vistas Of Mt. Fuji & Lake Kawaguchi.

Itchiku Kubota Art Museum (20 Min)
Museum Dedicated To Textile Artist Itchiku Kubota, With A Garden, A Tea Room & Mt. Fuji Views.

Lake Shōji (18 Min)
This Serene, Scenic Lake With Boats For Rent Is A Popular Destination For Views Of Mount Fuji.

Saiko Iyashi-No-Sato Nenba (Traditional Japanese Village) (28 Min)
Reconstructed Japanese Village Where Visitors Can Explore Houses & Rent Traditional Clothing.

Aokigahara (31 Min)
Vast Natural Area On The Slopes Of Mt. Fuji Featuring A Dense Forest With A Rugged Lava-Rock Floor.

Lake Saiko Bat Cave (28 Min)

Narusawa Ice Cave (26 Min)
Small Lava Tube Cave Featuring Pillarlike Ice Formations During The Winter Months.

Oishi Park (17 Min)

Fugaku Wind Cave (24 Min)
201-M. Lava Tube At The Foot Of Mt. Fuji, With Unique Geological Features & Dramatic Ice Pillars.

Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum (21 Min)
European-Inspired Garden With An Antique Music-Box Museum, Vintage Organs & Live Performances.