Things to do in Kawaguchi, JP

It is said that the Entsuji temple was first opened in 1265. And the temple was founded in 1470, then the temple was established in 1492. In Nov. 1766, there was a big fire that burned most of the villages around here. Because of the fire, the temple was also burnt except for the treasure room.

View from the Itchiku Kubota Art Museum at foliage season www.itchiku-museum.com Located near Lake Kawaguchi, with a panoramic view of Itchiku’s beloved Mount Fuji, the museum permanently showcases some of his artistic creations and invites visitors to discover the artist who created them.

Kawaguchi Asama Shrine. Main content starts here. ... Kawaguchiko IC. Nearest station. ... E-mail : kankou@yamakan-sk.jp.

Kawaguchiko Craft Park, located at the Lake Kawaguchiko area, is a craft center that offers 9 hands-on classes:: Glass beading : New stained glass crafting: Sandblasting: Gel candle making: Bottle art: Silver accessories making: Painting on pottery: Suncatcher making: Soba noodles making All of the classes are enjoyable.

A white building on foot of Mt.Fuji on the shores of Lake Kawaguchiko is the museum of ‘Kitahara Teruhisa’ which exhibits his toy collection for 40 years. The toys with the conception of ‘Things from Happy Days’, are on display.

Chuo Expreesway, Kawaguchiko IC. Nearest station. Fuji Kyuko Line, Kawaguchiko Station. Nearest highway bus stop: Kawaguchiko eki. Nearest bus stop: Kawaguchiko Orgel no Mori (Tour Retro Bus) Transportation details. 16 minutes by car from Kawaguchiko Station, Fuji Kyuko Line or 26 minutes by Kawaguchiko Area Tour Retro Bus.

Kawaguchiko Natural Living Center is located in an ideal spot surrounded by Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko. You can find many items here, including blueberry-related souvenirs and gifts. Among the most popular items are the hand-made blueberry jam and the blueberry soft ice cream.

Japan Question Forum: Kawaguchi North Coast Walking Trail.

In just three minutes, the ropeway climbs from Kawaguchiko-han Station at an altitude of 856m to Fujimidai Station at an altitude of 1,075m. Here, visitors can take in the panoramic view of Mt. Fuji down to its skirts where Lake Kawaguchi lies, which is known to be the most breathtaking in Japan.

Note about closing Days--The museum has temporary closing such as compensation closing for changing exhibit. (3times a year). --Inquiry required. About Events: The museum organizes concerts or autograph-signing sessions a couple of times a year.--Inquiry required.

Craft Park Kawaguchi Asama Shrine@ Oishi Elementary School Kawaguchiko ... Masao Koga Memorial Park (Music Monument) Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum Momiji

Koumi park K oumi park spreading out along the shore of the Lake Kawaguchiko southern coast Katsuyama is a natural park with the very large lawn open space. As part of a Katsuyama scenery formation plan, It was opened in April, 1996.

Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park covers an area of 1227 square kilometres and is including Hakone, Fuji Five Lakes, Mt. Fuji, Izu Peninsula and the Izu Islands. Location Show map Lake Kawaguchi is located in the town Fujikawaguchiko in the southern part of Yamanashi Prefecture.

Entrance to Maples Corridor at Lake Kawaguchi By Evangeline Neo Nov 16, 2015 One of the most popular spots to see red leaves in Japan is the Maples Corridor or "Momiji Kairou" at Lake Kawaguchi.

Momiji Tunnel(もみじ回廊) is a beautiful Koyo spot located on the side of Lake Kawaguchi, Yamanashi. The beautiful Autumn leaves of Momiji create a beautiful tunnel. From the middle to the end of November, you can enjoy Koyo.

Ropeway "~ Kawaguchiko ~ Mt. Fuji panorama ropeway" official website which enjoy the magnificent view of Mt. Fuji and the view of Lake Kawaguchi. You can enjoy panoramic view from the base of Mt. Fuji from the mountaintop which became the stage of the tale of the tick.

Nagasaki Park is located alongside the lake at the first tunnel leading to Oku-Kawaguchik from the area of Kawaguchiko Museum of Art and Orgel-no-Mori Museum. This park is a little difficult to get, but it could be a secret photographing spot which you can take the picture of Mt.Fuji with its wide skirt and the cherry blossoms together.

Mt. Fuji Lake Kawaguchiko Onsen (Tokyo) Wakakusa no Yado Maruei Book Wakakusa no Yado Maruei in Mt. Fuji Lake Kawaguchi Onsen— The view of Mount Fuji (Fujisan) can be enjoyed from the guest rooms with open-air baths and private hot spring baths.

Oike park I t is in the southern coast Oike district of Lake Kawaguchiko, and avenue lined with poplar trees is a beautiful park. There is a promenade between Oike Park parking lot and Kawaguchiko Ohashi bridge and can enjoy the walk of the waterside.

Oishi park O ishi park at the Lake Kawaguchiko northern coast is a park with the superb view which can look at both lake and Mt. Fuji at a time. Various flowers bloom seasonally along a shore promenade.

This fireworks display has a long history in Ichinoseki. Held on the opening day of the Ichinoseki Festival, the fireworks show scorches the evening sky. Held on the opening day of the Ichinoseki Festival, the fireworks show scorches the evening sky.

S outh side of Lake Kawaguchiko, a natural park nearby Fuji Omuro Sengen shrine, Yabusame (Japanese horseback archery) will be done in the spring. “Shikkogo” means “marsh” in Ainu. Land that follows from the park to the lake has been formed by lava that flowed from Mt. Fuji. Because it is similar to marsh, it was named “Shikkogo park”.

The museum is at the foot of majestic Mt.Fuji and faces a beautiful lake. It holds the permanent exhibition of a large collection of Mt.Fuji-related arts like paintings, prints, and photos. The special exhibition widely range in various fields like ancient art through contemporary art from within and without.

Tsutsuguchi shrine T here was the place where water flowed into the north side of this shrine, the lakefront of the Fuji Lake Hotel and swirled. It was called “Tsutsuguchi”, and there were accidents that the villagers who lived in this neighborhood was often swallowed here.

Unoshima shrine on the island Earthenwares and stone implements from the Jomon period to the Yayoi period are excavated from the Unoshima island.

Oishi Park on the northern side of Lake Kawaguchi is the festival’s second venue. It has stunning, early summertime views of Mount Fuji floating in a sea of lavender. It also has a great selection of local products and specialties.

Yamanashi is the number one prefecture of gem and precious metal industry in Japan. This is the only comprehensive gem museum which was established in Yamanashi. It was relocated from Kofu-city to Kawaguchiko area and redesigned in 2007.