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Discover the best top things to do in Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Japan including Fujisan Curator, Fuji Mount Real Kart Kawaguchiko, Lake Kawaguchiko, Itchiku Kubota Art Museum, Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba, Country Lake Systems, Saiko Lake, Lake Kawaguchi Pleasure Boat, Motosuko Lake, Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway.
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1. Fujisan Curator
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Private Mt. Fuji Tours by Local Guide | Fujisan Curator is a Mt. Fuji-based local operator/provider of private Mt. Fuji tours and guide service for Japan inbound tourism, whose goal is to make a tour both an enjoyable, as well as rewarding, experience - one filled with unforgettable memories.
2. Fuji Mount Real Kart Kawaguchiko
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
Extremely exciting and a must have experience when you visit Japan. Just imagine yourself on a custom made go kart specifically tailored to realize the Real Life SuperHero Go-Karting experience! Fuji Mourt Real Kart is in no way a reflection of Nintendo, the game 'Mario Kart'. Dress up in your favorite character costume, playing the music of your choice and driving through the city of Tokyo. All eyes on you guarantee! You can ride with a group or ride privately, Fuji Mourt Real Kart is fully equipped to make your experience a very important one. Don't trust us but trust our valued customers, because they say "Once is never enough"!
3. Lake Kawaguchiko
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4.5 based on 2,293 reviews
Reviewed By patrickperbkk
Lake Kawaguchiko is one the the Mt Fuji 5 Lakes. It's very convenient to travel from Tokyo by train, highly suggested to get a Tokyo pass and reserve the seat. Also, it's highly recommended to rent a bike, the best way to travel around the Lake. There are many nice cafes and restaurant around the Lake area.
4. Itchiku Kubota Art Museum
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4.5 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By NewcastleKiwigirl - Newcastle, Australia
For anyone with an interest in textiles this is a must see. Take the time to watch the short film first to understand what you are looking at as the techniques used are incredibly complex. I had never seen anything like it. Every piece is a work of art. It is quite a story of a person following their passion and perfecting it. The gardens and shop are lovely as well.
5. Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba
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4.5 based on 491 reviews
Reviewed By Jobby005 - Bangkok, Thailand
This is rebuilt traditional Japanese style village on hill (destroyed from mud slide). Almost every home change to shops and restaurants. One home show history of this village during mud slide disaster. Two home have traditional Japanese warm table and art show. Mt Fuji view is very beautiful.
6. Country Lake Systems
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
We are located at skirts of Mt.Fuji, Lake Kawaguchiko and nature.Country Lake systems Co.,Ltd develop outdoor experience. Canoeing,MTB,Nature guide walk,Caving,ATV and so on.Enjoy yourselves in the nature by your family,couple and friends on the holiday. All of the staff are sincerely looking forward to greeting you with a smile.
Reviewed By hgoldcoast - Gold Coast, Australia
Awesome Aokigahara forest and cave tour! We joined the tour in mid of December, that day was only two of us so we feel very exclusive and special. The guide pick us up in cable car station which is very convenient, the tour is around 4 hours. After change the gear in the office, it's about 25 mins drive and we stop by to the toilet where the Mt fuji view was beautiful. Then we continue the journey, the guide took us to Aokigahara forest walk, it was so quiet and peaceful, she is very professional, polite and knowledgeable. There is no path in the forest, the surface was uneven but it's safe and easy. We need to walk down to the cave, the rocks are slippery, uneven and very dark. They provided the protective overall and headlight to us, so we can still see and walk safely inside the cave. It's really exciting because the cave is not the normal tourist spot that everyone can go in, we walked deeper into the cave for about 20 mins and was the best experience we had. It's not the normal Mt Fuji sightseeing tour most people do, if you are thrill seeker and love to explore, you will love this tour. Advise: Need moderate fitness level, need to walk and climb up and down on uneven ground, and don't afraid of getting dirty, wet and dark. Need a good pair of hiking shoes -that is proper hiking shoes. I found it abit challenging to walk down the cave as it's quite slippery, lucky we both wear hiking shoes. After the tour, the guide drive us back to the train station which was really convenient, and plus she took very good photos for us during the tour! We love it and highly recommended this tour!
7. Saiko Lake
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4.0 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By GillianG977
Not packed with lots of tourists therefore can take you photos in your time. Has a lake and lots of flowers beds which enhances the photos.
8. Lake Kawaguchi Pleasure Boat
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4.0 based on 93 reviews
The pier for Ensoleillé, the Lake Kawaguchiko Excursion Boat, is located at Funatsuhama by the Lake Kawaguchiko - 10 minutes on foot from Kawaguchiko Station. Ensoleillé means “Sunshine” in French. It was built on the image of a lakeside resort in southern Europe. We have three compartments on this ship. 1st floor cabin is equipped with a table and couches for you to relax during the cruise. On sunny days, you should sit on 2nd floor. You can enjoy the magnificent Mt. Fuji and the panoramic 360-degree view. The rear section of the boat is covered by the canopy. This area is wheelchair-accessible so that wheelchair users can enjoy the cruise comfortably. Your beloved companion animals can accompany you in their carriers.
9. Motosuko Lake
10. Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway
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4.0 based on 1,266 reviews
Reviewed By IanS4790
Nice trip up on the cable car. Lovely views of the lake and mountains, and the park at the top is very nice too. Though what made it more delightful was the scary/morbid story that they illustrate throughout the place. The story of the Racoon and the Rabbit is the theme of this place (it includes murder, revenge and torture but looks like a kids story – only in Japan ;) We spoke to one person at the Ropeway who had very good English who explained the story to us. It is worth hearing, but maybe not a good one to teach your kids.
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