Walking Tours in Fujinomiya No company runs scheduled walking tours of Fujinomiya, and you do not need one. The town centre is compact, its main sights sit within a short walk of the station, and two countryside walks are a bus ride away. Here is a self-guided route plus the options outside town. Prices are in Japanese yen. The town walk: station, shrine and spring Allow two to three hours at a relaxed pace, including time inside.

Fujinomiya Sightseeing Fujinomiya grew up around the shrine to the goddess of Mount Fuji, and its sights still follow the mountain’s water: a sacred spring in the town centre, waterfalls of groundwater on the slopes, and a lake that reflects the peak. Two of them are components of the Fujisan World Heritage site, inscribed in 2013 as a sacred place and source of artistic inspiration. Prices are in Japanese yen.

Romantic Getaways in Fujinomiya Fujinomiya is a calm, slow place for two: mornings by a mountain lake, a hot-spring bath with Mount Fuji outside the window, waterfalls fed by snowmelt and a sake shop on the plateau. Prices are in Japanese yen. Diamond Fuji at Lake Tanuki Lake Tanuki sits at about 650 m on the Asagiri Plateau, with Mount Fuji directly across the water. For about a week around 20 April and again around 20 August, the sun rises exactly over the summit and glints like a jewel on the peak, an effect known as Diamond Fuji.

Multi-Day Trips from Fujinomiya Fujinomiya rewards an overnight stay. In summer it is the base for the shortest route up Mount Fuji; the rest of the year it makes a quiet two-day loop of shrine, springs, waterfalls and plateau farms. Here are two plans, both built on facts you can check. Prices are in Japanese yen. Plan 1: Climb Mount Fuji (July to early September only) The Fujinomiya Trail is open only in the climbing season.

Fujinomiya with Kids Fujinomiya works well for families because its best attractions are short, outdoors and close to Mount Fuji without asking anyone to climb it. A day on the Asagiri Plateau farms, an hour at the waterfalls and a spiral walk through the World Heritage Centre will suit most ages. Prices are in Japanese yen. Makaino Farm Makaino Farm, about 30 minutes by bus from JR Fujinomiya Station, is the obvious first stop.

Day Trips from Fujinomiya Most of the best outings from Fujinomiya stay inside the city limits, which stretch from the town centre up across the Asagiri Plateau to the slopes of Mount Fuji. Fujikyu Shizuoka Bus services leave from the terminal outside JR Fujinomiya Station, and a car makes it easy to link several stops in one day. Prices are in Japanese yen. Shiraito and Otodome Falls Shiraito Falls is about 30 minutes by bus from JR Fujinomiya Station.

Fujinomiya Attractions and Guided Visits Fujinomiya does not have a local sightseeing-tour industry. There is no daily city bus tour, no shrine-run guided walk sold to visitors, and no company running scheduled heritage tours of the town. What it does have is a handful of excellent attractions you can visit on your own, a few timed sessions with staff, and one genuinely guided activity on the river. This page groups them so you can build your own tour.

Things to Do in Fujinomiya Fujinomiya is a shrine town on the south-western foot of Mount Fuji in Shizuoka Prefecture. It is the start of the shortest climbing route to the summit, and the countryside around it holds spring-fed waterfalls, a mountain lake, dairy farms on the Asagiri Plateau and a fast river for rafting. Prices below are in Japanese yen. Climb Mount Fuji on the Fujinomiya Trail (summer only) The Fujinomiya Trail starts at the Fujinomiya 5th Station, about 2,400 m up, the highest trailhead on the mountain.