It was renewed in Apr, 2015. The museum utilizes the latest technology such as projection mapping technology to introduce Mt. Fuji in an enjoyable way. Visitors will thoroughly learn the attractiveness of Mt. Fuji. Official site here

Mt. Fuji radar, which had played an important role as a bulwark of the typhoons has been reborn as an experience learning facility. Its great performance is introduced using the graphic panels and the room, which can experience the cold weather of the summit of Mt. Fuji.

“Fuji Spring Water Aquarium” tells everything about fish living in ponds and rivers. “Educational Museum of Forest” is a place for handicrafts. Go to “Grass Field Park” if you want to play in the forest. How about spending a whole day with fish?

This quiet park is surrounded by nature of approx. 87,000 square meters with the scent of literature. Poem monuments of writers and haiku poets who are related to Lake Yamanakako are on the path. There are a lot of valuable materials in “Tokutomi Soho Museum” and “Mishima Yukio Literary Museum.” Official site here

It is located in Road Station Narusawa, a village of Mother Nature spreading at the foot of Mt. Fuji. The museum to explain about nature and history of Mt. Fuji was renovated and reopened with latest technology. Official site here

A corner of the institute is open to the public to learn about environment, recycle, and eco-life with videos and games. In the ecology observation garden, wild birds, plants, and lava tree mold can be observed. Official site here

There are many different creatures living on the earth, and Japan is blessed with a diverse ecosystems and distinctive animals and plants. The importance of preserving nature is explained simply by videos, panels, and specimens. Official site here