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In 2013, Fujikawaguchiko-cho lives with Mt. Fuji, which was registered as a World Cultural Heritage site.
Mt.Fuji has been revered as an object of worship since ancient times, and is depicted in many works of art.
As a symbol of Japan, it is still visited by many tourists from Japan and abroad.
Since the Kawaguchiko IC of the Chuo Expressway is in the town, it takes about an hour and a half by car from central Tokyo.
Direct buses run not only from the Kanto area, but also from the Kansai area, making it a tourist destination that is easily accessible from all over the country.
For those who want to enjoy sightseeing in the town efficiently, we recommend a free pass that allows you to freely get on and off the tour bus that starts at Kawaguchiko Station and goes around the Fuji Five Lakes, including Lake Kawaguchiko, Lake Saiko, and Lake Motosuko.
"Yoshida Udon", a famous local dish of neighboring Fujiyoshida City, can also be enjoyed here in Fujikawaguchiko Town.
It is characterized by hard and chewy noodles and boiled cabbage topped with salty-sweet horse meat. Yoshida's udon is said to be the hardest in Japan, so please try it. (We recommends Takegawa Udon, which is the closest to the property, so please stop by.)
There are convenience stores, restaurants, and shopping centers within a 15-minute walk from the property, making it a convenient location for daily life. Fuji-Q Highland, which is irresistible for screaming machine lovers, is also within walking distance. Only admission to Fuji-Q Highland is free, so you can go to see people screaming, go out to enjoy gourmet food, and enjoy yourself in luxury.