What to see and do in Fuji City - Attractions, tours, and activities

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Excursión de día completo al Monte Fuji, digna de Instagram, desde Tokio

Experimente la majestuosa belleza del monte. Fuji en un recorrido fotográfico de un día completo desde Tokio.

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Recorrido al monte Fuji con teleférico Kawaguchiko desde Tokio

Embárcate en una visita guiada desde Tokio al lago Kawaguchi y al monte Fuji. Disfruta de paseos en teleférico, vistas panorámicas y paisajes de temporada. ¡Reserva ahora!

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Sobre Fuji City

Dubbed the gateway to Mount Fuji, Japan’s scenic and peaceful Fuji City welcomes all with open arms. Whether you’re passing by on the way to climb Mount Fuji or using the city as a base to explore the region’s sights, it’s hard not to fall in love with this hospitable destination.

With the majestic Mount Fuji in the north and Suruga Bay to the south, Fuji City is conveniently located near some of the top attractions in the Shizuoka Prefecture. Off the beaten track, Fuji City serves as a prime location to see Mount Fuji from a distance without the crowds.

Top three things to do in Fuji

Climb to the summit of Mount Fuji

Let’s be honest, you can’t visit Fuji City and not go to Mount Fuji. The highest mountain in Japan, Mount Fuji is an absolutes must when in the area. This extremely popular tourist destination is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and is widely considered a symbol of Japan.

Learn more at the Mount Fuji World Heritage Centre

Seeing the famous mountain is one thing, learning about the history behind it is another. That’s where the Mount Fuji World Heritage Centre comes in. Opened in 2017, this museum commemorates Fuji-san’s status as a World Heritage Site and highlights its history, meaning, and preservation.

Lay your eyes on the green tea plantations

Beyond the main attractions, Fuji City is famous for its green tea cultivation in the countryside. Head to the outskirts of the city to catch a captivating glimpse of green tea plantation fields with the iconic Mount Fuji in the background, and then return to the centre to enjoy a warm bowl of local yakisoba.