Mount Fuji Fifth Station Simple Post Office

At an elevation of 2305m. At the end of the Fuji Subaru Line, a good observation spot where the summit can be seen in hand. The area was the peak of Mt. Fuji's predecessor, Mt. The guardian god Komitake Shrine stands, and there are viewing points including an observation deck, a post office, the much-loved melon bread, and the Mount Fuji Museum. This is also the base camp for climbing Fuji, which joins the Yoshitaguchi mountain trail. Since there is a 53-day car regulation between July and August, the shuttle bus will be used from the north foot parking lot. In the case of using my car, I want to be careful, such as inquiring in advance.

It is one of the westernmost ridges of the Ashiwada Mountains, with an altitude of 1165m. It is an observation spot in front of Mt. Fuji, but there is also a good view of the west lake and the Aokigahara forest. From late October to early November, you can enjoy the autumn leaves spread all over the area.

It is adjacent to the "Fuji Green Vacation Village" in Naruzawa Village, at the northern foot of Mount Fuji, known for the Five Lakes of Fuji. The facility has three floors, and the bathhouse has one and two floors. The third floor is a private bath and a rest room. You can enjoy 16 kinds of baths with elaborate tastes, such as "Remembrance Open-air Bath" and "Panorama Bath" with Mount Fuji in front of you, and "Cave Bath", which mimics Fuji Wind Hole. There are also extensive rest facilities such as free and paid rest rooms and dining rooms.