No luck to take the perfect picture of amazing architecture of the Centre together with the clear view of the snowy top of the Mount Fuji even on a clear sky day in town. The center itself is informa…Full review by Footprints767952
Nov 4, 2024
this is a site you should attend as it is very informative and good to see. even the outside viewing of Mt Fuji was good if the mountain is showing. We were lucky it appeared for us and then disappea…Full review by michelle b
Sep 26, 2023
Went here as part of a group tour. All very worthy and informative, but somehow not very engaging. There's a standard ten-minute film about how Mt Fuji was formed, and lots of informstion boards and…Full review by Andy F
Hi I'm travelling to Japan later this year and would like to visit lake kawaguchiko and spend the following day in fujinomiya. Are the two easily connected by rail way or would it be better to go back to Tokyo inbetween. Thanks in advanced
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You're going to love your trip! I went in January to both of those places and loved it. Okay, two things I learnt were that there are two types of free pass tickets available. You can get a two …
You're going to love your trip! I went in January to both of those places and loved it. Okay, two things I learnt were that there are two types of free pass tickets available. You can get a two day bus pass that you can use to get on / off many busses. You can go to all of the attractions around Lake Kawaguchiko and Lake Saito, then you can use it to go to Fujinomiya and see the attractions around there. Price is 2,500 for adults and 1,250 yen for kids. Google: fujisan-west side story If you have an extra day I recomend checking out Hakone, you could get a combination ticket from Shinjuku station that will cover all your train travel, pirate ship rides on a huge lake, rope ways, and cable cars, and discounts for a lot of attractions. Amazing place! Google: odakyu passes hakone Hope this helps.
To see all the exhibitions etc., how much time would you suggest we spend here? And are there restaurants around the Center for lunch? Thanks, J
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The food we found was on the way to the shrine, not near station, though there looked like there were some restaurants on the way back from the shrine to the station.
Any place to grab food for the ride on to Kyoto after going to Centre?
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One last piece of advice. Our train stopped in Shizouka for about 15 minutes before train to Fujinomiya. The train continuing on to Kyoto also went through Shizouka. We …
One last piece of advice. Our train stopped in Shizouka for about 15 minutes before train to Fujinomiya. The train continuing on to Kyoto also went through Shizouka. We researched the location of lockers and realized that since Shizouka was a much bigger station it had way more lockers. We checked our bags in Shizouka and easily picked them back up there. Don't count on lockers in Fujinomiya.
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