Recommended sightseeing routes in the Fuji area

Shin-Fuji Station is located in Kawanarijima, Fuji City, Shizuoka, serving as a station for JR Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen. Positioned just south of Mt.Fuji, it offers a panoramic view of the mountain. Operating hours: 6:10–23:20 (Ticket office)

Enjoy the stunning view of Lake Tanuki and Mt.Fuji from the observation deck in front of KYUKAMURA Fuji. Numerous photography enthusiasts gather here to capture the breathtaking 'Double Diamond Fuji' phenomenon during sunrise every year in Apr and Aug. If traveling by car, parking space is available at the Lake Tanuki Camp Ground.

Located in the scenic Asagiri Highland, surrounded by lush green meadows with majestic Mt.Fuji as a backdrop, it is designed like a cattle barn, showcases local products and offers a natural view. Inside, you'll find a restaurant, souvenir shop, icecream studio, and a store selling fresh fruits and vegetables. The restaurant serves curry rice and pork cutlet bowls made with local ingredients from Fujinomiya City. The delicious icecream is made from fresh milk from Asagiri Highland. Open: Store and icecream 8:00–17:00, Restaurant 9:00–17:00 (LO at 16:00, time may change based on the day's conditions). Parking: 〇

Interactive farm experience to encounter animals, enjoy activities, playgrounds and scenic views of Mt.Fuji. Homemade icecream from the restaurant is recommended! You can capture a two-shot photo with Mt.Fuji from the swings inside it. Fee: Adults (high school and above) ¥1000–¥1200, Children (3 years and above) ¥700–¥900. Open: 9:30-16:30 (Feb 21 to Oct 20 9:30–17:30, with possible changes). Closed: WED-THU from Dec to mid-Mar (possible occasional closures). Parking: 〇

Located in Fujinomiya City, listed in the sacerdotal code established during the Engi period (901-923), was the most important shrine in the Suruga region. Originally designated as an imperial grand shrine and is currently recognized as a special-listed shrine by the Association of Shinto Shrines. The family name of Shinto priests is Fuji. It is the head shrine for more than 1,300 Sengen shrines throughout Japan.

Famous Fujinomiya Yakisoba restaurant, also a gourmet hall of famer in Fujinomiya City, is queue-worthy. Best seats at the counter to enjoy a stir-frying performance right in front of you. Recommended: reasonably-priced, delicious, and voluminous yakisoba with seafood. Open: 10:30–17:30, Closed: MON-TUE. Parking: 〇

Shin-Fuji Station is located in Kawanarijima, Fuji City, Shizuoka, serving as a station for JR Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen. Positioned just south of Mt.Fuji, it offers a panoramic view of the mountain. Operating hours: 6:10–23:20 (Ticket office)