Mt. Fuji and autumn leaves
You can enjoy the long autumn foliage season from the foothills to the city center.
Fujinomiya boasts the highest elevation difference in Japan, and the autumn leaves slowly descend from the foot of Mt. Fuji into the city. As autumn deepens, you can enjoy the changing colors of the trees in a variety of ways while driving or walking around the city.
Autumn of appetite
Fujinomiya Yakisoba and a wide variety of ingredients
Fujinomiya is blessed with many autumn bounties, including the original B-class gourmet dish Fujinomiya Yakisoba, dairy farming in the highlands, rainbow trout nurtured by the spring waters of Mount Fuji, and a wide variety of agricultural products.
Asagiri Plateau
A season when driving is pleasant
In the northern part of Fujinomiya City, in the Asagiri Plateau, there are grasslands that are covered with silver grass. The sight of silver grass swaying in the wind is soothing.
Autumn event
Autumn in Fujinomiya is packed with events, including the Asagiri Plateau Festival in October, the Fujinomiya Festival on November 10rd, 11th, and 5th, the Nobunaga Autumn Leaves Festival in mid-November, and the Shiraito Falls and Jomon Festival in late November.
sports fall
Touring the foothills of Mt. Fuji on an E-Bike
Cycle around the foot of Mt. Fuji on a sports-type E-Bike. It is also recommended for touring the components of the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Site, such as Murayama Sengen Shrine and Yamamiya Sengen Shrine, as well as famous sites such as Asagiri Kogen, Shiraitonotaki Falls, and Jinbanotaki Falls.
Flower Tour
Shiraito Nature Park and other flower viewing spots
At Shiraito Natural Park, you can enjoy cosmos, bushy chrysanthemums, and more.
You can also enjoy the autumn flowers at the foot of Mount Fuji at natural spots such as Lake Tanuki and Mount Tenshigatake.
Autumn camp
A campsite overlooking the majestic Mount Fuji
Enjoy the view of Mt. Fuji while leisurely cooking autumn ingredients. Fujinomiya has many campsites where you can spend such a luxurious time.
Hiking and mountain climbing
Hiking with a view of Mt. Fuji
The mountains of the Tenshi mountain range on the west side of Mt. Fuji, such as Mt. Chojagatake, Mt. Tenshigatake, and Mt. Kenashi in Fujinomiya City, are perfect for light mountain climbing, hiking, and trekking. The view of Mt. Fuji through the autumn-colored trees is exceptional.
Walking
Take a leisurely stroll through the town of Fujinomiya
The downtown area is dotted with sightseeing spots such as Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine and Shizuoka Prefecture Mount Fuji World Heritage Center. Autumn is the perfect season for a stroll around the town.
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