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Discover the best top things to do in Fujiyoshida, Japan including Fuji-Q Highland, Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine, Shiraito Falls (Fujiyoshida), Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine, Arakurayama Sengen Park, Chureito Pagoda.
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1. Fuji-Q Highland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,283 reviews
Do you like more scream? Free entry to Fuji-Q Highland from July 14 ! If you come to travel near by Mt. Fuji, without any money that you can get inside the park and enjoy the fantastic view. Fuji-Q is best known for its thrilling, record-breaking roller coasters and elaborate, anime- themed rides and attractions. There are numerous “Guiness-level” attractions, including “EEJANAIKA,” the roller coasting boasting the highest total number of spins in the world, “FUJIYAMA” “DODODONPA”, and famous of “ Super Scary Labyrinth of Fear” and “Ultimate Fort3” that can challenge your courage and intelligence. There are also popular character theme-parks such as “Thomas Land” and “Lisa and Gaspard Town”. Fuji-Q Highland is bound to amuse all ranges of visitors, from youths to families. 5-6-1 Shin-nishihara, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Website (http://www.fujiq.jp/en)
Reviewed By boobee123 - Jakarta, Indonesia
First of all it was really nice to travel during winter because the park is empty and the Q was fast (5-10 mins per ride), the extreme rides was marvelous and super fun! And at some high points on the coaster rides, I could see clearly the beautiful Mt Fuji, the snow at the park made my trip to Fuji Q highland park more memorable <3
2. Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By 184cmk - San Diego, United States
Mossy stone lanterns dating from early Edo period line the entrance path, surrounded by towering Japanese cedars, give this shrine the most tranquil and peaceful feeling when you enter through the torii gate. The shrine dates back to the year 110 when the shrine was built for worshipers of Mt. Fuji. The existing structures date back to 1561 and are well preserved. The main torii gate is said to be rebuilt (larger--every time it is rebuilt) every 60 years and is one of the largest wooden torii gates in Japan. The Otorii gate or blimbing gate is located on the west side of the shrine and serves as the entrance to the Yoshidaguchi climbing trail....the starting point for the Mt. Fuji pilgrimage and focal point of worship and pilgrim activities. I highly recommend visiting this shrine...just beautiful!
3. Shiraito Falls (Fujiyoshida)
4. Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 293 reviews
Reviewed By end0t - Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Definitely one of the most stunning viewing point in Kawaguchiko area. A beautiful spot throughout the year, once in your life must come place. If you like to hike there is a walking trail you can walk for couple of hours.
5. Arakurayama Sengen Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By Travelgirl1909 - Luzon, Philippines
You need to be ready to walk a lot of stairs going up the viewing deck. The stairs are a bit slippery when wet so wear appropriate shoes. Offers nice view from the top.
6. Chureito Pagoda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Krubee - Singapore, Singapore
Fall, Winter, Autumn or Summer if you would like the best view of Mt. Fuji with the most romantic atmosphere then this is the best place to be - Chureito Pagoda. Located in Asakura Sengen Shrine site in Arakura Sengen Park. We went during Fall season just a few days ago and it was divine. A cool chilly weather around this area but sadly the clouds covered the top of Mt. Fuji. It was still indeed marvelous. We departed from Nippori station going to Otsuki using our JR Tokyo Wide Pass. From Otsuki we took the Fujikyuko line and alighted at Shimoyoshida Station. From the station exit right and follow the trail heading to Asakura Sengen Park. The walk is about 20 mins traversing beautiful countryside, gardens, streams, bridges and farms of Fuji Yoshida city. The park is free but you need to walk uphill so if you have kids or seniors with you please be prepared to take this trail or they can wait just at the entrance of the park. If the day is clear and not cloudy you would see Mt. Fuji behind you. As you enter the park there are many shrines and statues symbolizing your entry to this Holy place of Arakura Sengen Shrine (separate review). There are hundreds of cherry blossoms, maple trees and pine trees that surround the area. We went fall so the colors of Red, Yellow and Orange of the trees are in full bloom - very romantic, bright and happy colors which are perfect for photos and videos to cherish. Going uphill you could take stairs and uphill paved roads. We took the uphill road which is easier for kids and seniors. At the pagoda you have a good photo spot right in front of it and going further up there is the viewing spot where you could stare, marvel, relax and take beautiful photos and videos from the top of the beautiful Red Pagoda and if your lucky to see it - the majestic Mt. Fuji from the distance. This is a good spot for photographers due to its perfect location for your insta-worthy photo and videos. There is also a toilet available at the site. Going down we took the stairs which is easier than going up. Additional bonus in this park is the panoramic view of the Fuji Yoshida countryside and unlimited view of the Majestic Mt. Fuji. Despite not seeing the beautiful mountain we were delighted to be at this beautiful park and its Divine Red Chureito Pagoda.
