Aokigahara Forest Sea

Aokigahara Forest Sea

Info

Fujikyuko Kawaguchiko Station → Saiko circumnavigation bus 34 minutes, bus stop: Saiko bat hole down, short walk
10km 20 minutes from Chuo-do Kawaguchiko IC via National Route 139

Price

Free walking (nature guide tour is 500 yen per person per hour)

Spot Category

Plateau, marsh, forest, forest, tree, cave, cave


It's a virgin forest formed on top of a lava flow.

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