There are many one-of-a-kind scary rides such as “Takabisha,” a huge roller coaster with the steepest drop at 121 degree, and “Eejanaika.”
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It is an all-weather theater for the Suo Sarumawashi Association of traditional Japanese performing arts which has a history of one thousand years. Walking on stilts, playing drums and more by the famous Goro & Choromatsu and other monkeys. Just looking at their performance will make you smile.
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It is the largest sports recreation facility in the north foot of Mt. Fuji. The
facility can be used for a wide variety of purposes including school trips,
corporate training, and training camps. There is a hot spring, “Fuji Chobo-no-yu Yurari,” adjacent to the facility.
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There are seven ski slopes backed by Mt. Fuji, so everyone from beginners to experts can enjoy. Special area for sled riding and snow playing, “Chibikko Ai Land,” is very popular among families.
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It is a playground in the forest on the foot of Mt. Fuji. Visitors can touch
cute dogs and walk with dogs in the park. There are playground and play
equipment including SL and a big slide. This is a place where families can
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Seven areas of the park have made the most of rich nature of Yamanakako.
The stage of the outdoor theater is backed by Mt. Fuji. There also are an
artificial lawn field and an environmental hands-on learning facility.
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Stellar Theater is known with a hall shaped like an ancient Greek open-air
theater. When the movable sound reflectors in front of seats open, a splendid Mt. Fuji appears at your face and it will make the finest stage
even more wonderful.
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It is the all-weather campsite equipped by large-size roofing facility. It
can accommodate 250 people.
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Golden Shichifukujin (Seven Gods of Good Fortune) given by Kimimaro
Ayanokoji are enshrined at seven different places in Kawaguchiko. How
about visiting all seven deities for good luck while enjoying the view of
Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko?

It is a guided tour of Jukai which was created by the workings of great nature. By walking in the woods with a specialist, you’ll learn about history of Mt. Fuji and preservation of nature through experiencing and feeling. Reserved tour is also available.

It is the first facility in Japan made for the purpose of making the most of
the forest and using its profit as a resource for the forest development.
There are many activities no other places can offer, such as “walking in the sky” equipment, which you walk between woods at 10 meters high.

A lot of riding clubs offer lessons for beginners and children in Fujigoko area. There are various riding menus from a lesson in the riding ground to the riding outside in nature. Let’s enjoy riding.

Speaking of black bass fishing, Lake Kawaguchiko is the place. It is one of the best fishing spot where nationwide competition is held. There is a dedicated area for fly-fishing. Lake Saiko and Lake Motosuko are famous for very rare fish “Himemasu.” Late fall to the early spring is the season for Wakasagi smelt. In Lake Yamanakako, on-ice fishing can be enjoyed in the year when temperature is cold enough. Also, Lake Shojiko is the best spot for Herabuna carp fishing in Kanto.

Approximately 25 kinds of fish such as Yamame trout, rainbow trout, and chub live in Katsuragawa River. Enjoy a sport fishing in nature with Mt. Fuji in the back.