One of the strongest power spots in the prefecture. Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, one of the component assets of the World Heritage site of Mount Fuji, is an esteemed shrine representing Fujiyoshida. The main hall of the shrine is adorned with numerous dedicatory objects that evoke a sense of Mount Fuji worship, while the main sanctuary itself is beautifully decorated with intricate craftsmanship, exuding a sense of history. They embody the grandeur, mystery, and harmonious blend of nature and history.

Local guides of Yamanashi's local media "FUJI TIMES" will join you and entertain you. You can stroll through the mystical sea of trees while feeling the power of Mother Nature. At the summit, there is an observatory where you can admire the beautiful Mount Fuji, surrounded by pristine nature and embracing Lake Motosu. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the inverted Mount Fuji, resembling the image on the one thousand yen bill. The sight of the inverted Mount Fuji floating on the surface of the lake is awe-inspiring, creating a mystical and divine spectacle that will surely leave you breathless.

A walk in the mysterious Sea of Trees, feeling the power of nature. Local guides who work on Yamanashi's local media "FUJI TIMES" will join you and entertain you. The Aokigahara Forest, also known as the Sea of Trees, is a relatively new primeval forest that formed approximately 1,200 years ago. It stretches across the vast area that was shaped by lava flows from Mount Fuji's volcanic eruptions. Within this expansive primeval forest, lush moss, ferns, and trees thrive, creating an atmosphere of mystery and otherworldliness. The forest is illuminated by a radiant light that breathes new life into its surroundings, evoking a sense of enchantment and tranquility.

A village with beautiful thatched-roof houses that can be said to be the original landscape of Japan. Warm up with a Japanese-style "kotatsu" at a tea house and enjoy tea sweets. Located along the shores of Nishi Lake, which was once lined with charming thatched-roof houses against the backdrop of the beautiful Mount Fuji, approximately 20 houses with traditional thatched roofs have been restored. This village creates a nostalgic atmosphere that resonates with the original scenery of Japan. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes throughout the seasons, such as cherry blossoms in spring, autumn foliage, and snowy winter landscapes, this village offers magnificent views of Mount Fuji. It is a place where one's heart can find peace and harmony amidst the beauty of nature.