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Take a 20-minute walk on the lake around the tour boat. Kawaguchiko has a varied view of the lake shore, and on a sunny day you may see upside-down Fuji. The guest room is a spacious space in the image of Japanese, and the second floor seat is recommended on a sunny day. If you put it in a cage, pets are also allowed. She sailed on a tour boat with the Atakeboat motif of Shingen Takeda's seafarer.

The museum is lined with more than 2000 pieces of jewelry and arts and crafts from the world. The collection of quartz stones, including a 1270kg giant crystal from Brazil, is particularly stunning. The corner where the rough stone and the jewellery made by polishing it are displayed next to each other is also interesting. Jewelry can be purchased at the same shop. Credit cards are available at the stand.

A collection of nostalgic items and rare treasures, including tin cars, robots, dolls, and sweets, collected by collector Teruhisa Kitahara. From a room of music showcasing valuable records of period pieces, antique radios and more, to a room featuring toys from the 1900 s by gender, to a corporate advertising gallery, a collection that is nostalgic for adults and fun for children.

A hand-dug tunnel was preserved through approximately 170 years in the Edo period for the purpose of preventing water rise and irrigation to the village of Shinkura (now Fujiyoshida). Of the total length of 3.8km, about 100m can be toured. There is also a material room in the building at the entrance where the construction was reproduced by a model. Take 30 minutes.

It is a small cape that protrudes on the eastern shore of Kawaguchiko, and is famous as an observation site for the inverted Fuji, which is reflected on the lake surface in the early morning without waves. There stands a punctuation of Matsuo Basho [Matsubashou] who visited here, and a bust of Okada Koyo [Okada Koyo], who was known as a photographer of Fuji. In a small shrine on the rock at the tip of the head, the priest god of Fuji, Kihana Kaya Hime-no-Miko [Konohana Sakuya Hime no Miko] is enshrined. The name of the cape came from the legend that the princess gave birth in this land.

There is no time limit at the plantation, so you can pick it while tasting fresh blueberries to your heart's content. There are also pickled blueberries to take home, and a pack for souvenirs. Family, couples and groups can enjoy it. Take-home blueberries are 100g 150 yen (pack free).

A day bathing facility operated by Authentic Estetic Takanori; four baths, including a Fuji Lava open-air bath and a charcoal-acid spring, can be relaxed; and enjoy the beauty treatment of Sakura-an oil massage for 8400 yen (50 minutes) after Yuge.

A long-established store that uses a lot of materials that can be taken at the foot of Mount Fuji, and presents a series of confections related to the legend of the land. Among them, six pieces of Hamanashi, 1080 yen is a Japanese imperial family offering, and the fruits of the alpine plant Hamanashi are trapped in jelly.

One of the five lakes of Fuji, a wine specialty store close to Kawaguchiko. In the store where old wine making tools are displayed, there are about 130 kinds of wines from the manufacturers in Yamanashi Prefecture, including the original wine of this store where you can sample. Find your favorite wine with the advice of the staff. You can also sample non-alcoholic grape juice and sell soft raisins and wine goods. The wine glass sculpture experience of making only one original wine glass in the world is the best memory of the trip. "Herb Garden Travel Diary Fujikawaguchiko Garden" with a suguosoba fuji-san deck and a large greenhouse is also recommended.

We directly buy selected products from overseas. Angels with various messages are well received as "amulets of happiness." Of course, we always have 12,000 items for Christmas.