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In an area of about 50,000 square meters surrounded by trees, about 200,000 fish are bred in the abundant spring waters of Mount Fuji. Some of them are fiahori, and you can easily enjoy the trout fishing experience for 1800 yen (up to 1kg, with rods and food). In the exhibition room, you can observe large rainbow trout from the side, as well as learn about the history and current status of rainbow trout aquaculture, and fish living in rivers.

A campsite related to the outdoor legend "Asagogu Jamboree", which can be enjoyed by three generations of families as they have athletic dog dogs and grand golf. The restaurant is also full, so you can stop by to heal the fatigue of driving. The specialty Oku Daifuku is sold directly.

The year-round large conservatory full of flowers can be toured without umbrellas even on rainy days. Wheelchairs and strollers are available for free rent. You can enjoy the popular bird show, experience interacting with parakeets, emu, owls, and penguin feeding.

It is a plateau at an altitude of 700 to 1000m at the west foot of Mt. Fuji, and has many meadows. With the majestic Mount Fuji in the background, it is dazzling green from spring to summer, and covered with a whole surface of Miscanthus in autumn. A sight full of openness can be seen from the national highway, where cows eat grass idyllously. There are also leisure facilities such as Fuji Milk Land, Fuji Hanatori Garden, Mochiya, Asagiri Food Park, and Makai Ranch, as well as sky sports. In recent years, camping use has increased.

It is a campsite located on the south side of Lake Tangui, in a forest along a creek, and the camp site is divided into five by environment, including along a clear stream and between forests. In addition to enjoying the play around the water and the promenade, a rainbow trout fishing area that separates a part of the upper reaches of the river according to the season, and a trout grab hall has also been opened.

A green-overflowing campsite at the southern end of the Asagriki Plateau. The camp site consists of five areas including a forest and a square, but each area has a cooking place. There is also an open-air bath with a boiling mineral spring. In the wide area, there is a lot of fun for outdoor leisure, such as fishing on the Shibakawa and walking on the bird observation path. There is also a bungalow.

This facility, which is the first natural school of the Ministry of the Environment, is free to enter, and you can relax in the rain. You can learn nature while playing. You can also enjoy many nature experience programs. Please feel free to take the staff to visit.

Trees are thick on the shore of the lake with a perimeter of 3.3km, and the upside-down Fuji reflected in the lake is beautiful. A campsite is set up on the south shore, and boating and herabna fishing can be enjoyed on the lake. In late April, the cherry blossoms bloom, and in autumn, maples and maples color the lake shore.

The moors spread over the plateau area on the northern shore of Lake Tagusu. The surrounding area is a deep forest, but only here is an open view like a different world. More than 120 ponds are scattered, large and small, and rare insects are also found. There are about 70 species of butterflies in particular and about 30 species of dragonflies, it said. A wooden path is maintained to cut through the east and west, and moor plants such as the waremokou and the nohana-chaub can be observed in close proximity.

It is a lake with a circumference of 3.3km, trees are thick on the lake, and the upside-down Fuji reflected in the lake is beautiful. There is a campsite on the Lake Tagusu, and a tent site is set up on the southern shore, where boating and herabna fishing can be enjoyed. On the north shore, azaleas and azaleas from mid-April to mid-May are magnificent.