Mt. Fuji Paragliding Experience
Tandem paragliding on the Asagiri Plateau at the western foot of Mt. Fuji, flying two-up with an instructor. Reservations required, and some courses accept children from age 3.
Recommended sights, activities and places to eat around Fujinomiya, all within a short drive of the hotel.
Tandem paragliding on the Asagiri Plateau at the western foot of Mt. Fuji, flying two-up with an instructor. Reservations required, and some courses accept children from age 3.
A safari park on the southern slopes of Mt. Fuji at around 850 m above sea level, home to some 60 species and 900 animals. Drive your own car close to the big cats in the Safari Zone, then meet gentler animals on foot in the Interaction Zone.
About three minutes from the shore of Lake Kawaguchi up to Fujimidai station at 1,075 metres. A viewpoint in Tenjoyama Park with sweeping views of Mt. Fuji and the lake below.
A Shigeru Ban-designed centre famous for the upside-down Fuji mirrored in its reflecting pool. A spiral ramp 193 m long lets you experience a simulated climb of Mount Fuji.
The head shrine of the more than 1,300 Sengen shrines across Japan, and a component part of a World Cultural Heritage site, known for a main hall built by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Special Natural Monument Wakutama-ike pond, and over 500 cherry trees.
A wide lawn that doubles as a car park on the south side of the Taisekiji temple grounds. Mount Fuji stands directly ahead, spring brings a sea of Somei-Yoshino cherry blossom, and nothing costs a yen.
A World Heritage waterfall where spring water from Mount Fuji spills like threads of silk down a cliff 150m wide, with the thundering Otodome Falls right beside it. About 30 to 40 minutes by car from our hotel.
A lake with a 3.3 km shoreline on the Asagiri Highland at the western foot of Mt. Fuji. Famous among photographers for the inverted reflection of Mt. Fuji and for Diamond Fuji, it is also a fine spot for a lakeside walk or a cycle ride.
Factory outlet of a noodle maker founded in 1948, producing the steamed noodles behind Fujinomiya yakisoba. Noodles, sauce, nikukasu and other ingredients are sold by the single serving (no dine-in).
A specialty coffee cafe a five-minute walk from JR Fujinomiya Station. Espresso and bagels made with milk from the nearby Asagiri Highlands, Shizuoka-grown tea and specialty beans from around the world are what it is known for.
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Steak grilled on a plate of Mount Fuji lava stone is the specialty here. At this Ginza Suehiro branch in Inokashira on the Asagiri Highland, the beef comes with no sauce, just premium soy sauce and Western mustard.
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A Japanese restaurant in Fujinomiya built around handmade soba, milled in house on a stone mill, and dashi from bonito shaved to order. Eel, tempura and market-fresh seafood round out the menu.
Coming soon.