Lake Kawaguchi Monkey Theater
A theatre in Fujikawaguchiko, with monkey performances all year round.
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A theatre in Fujikawaguchiko, with monkey performances all year round.
A sports ground in Yamanashi prefecture, with a grass pitch.
A centre in Fujikawaguchiko surrounded by forest and lake, making a place to spend time in nature.
One of the climbing routes up Mount Fuji. Used in the Edo period, it is now climbed as the Gotemba route.
One of the climbing routes up Mount Fuji. Used since medieval times, it is now climbed as the Fujinomiya route.
Within Chubu-Sangaku National Park, a special national scenic site and natural monument. From the Kappa bridge you see the Azusa River and the Hotaka peaks.
A hundred kilometres from Omachi to Toyama, crossing the Northern Alps by a chain of vehicles.
At about 2,900 metres, the highest alpine lake in Japan, its water clear and blue.
Displays on the nature and history of Utsukushigahara — a stop before walking the uplands.
A 110-kilometre long trail along the Nagano-Niigata border, walking through beech forest.
See the three-level autumn colour of the Northern Alps. A gondola takes you to the 1,289-metre summit, and dogs may ride too.
The highest point of National Route 299, the only road across the Yatsugatake. The ridge is gentle, and it serves as a trailhead.
A bell given by the former town of Toi in Shizuoka. Ring it with someone you love and the love is said to come true — a landmark of the uplands.
A nature park in the Nanakubo district. The Central Alps show on the water, and it is also the site of the Warring States castle of Kitayama.
A summer average of 20 degrees, changing with the seasons: buds in spring, colour in autumn, skiing in winter.
The Fudo and Gongen falls, rising on Mount Neko and Mount Azumaya. A national scenic site among Japan's hundred finest falls.
A winter sight on Lake Suwa. It began with two tundra swans in 1974; in recent years, fewer have been arriving.
A 1,351.5-metre isolated peak on the boundary of Nakano, Yamanouchi and Kijimadaira, one of the hundred famous mountains of Shinshu.
A pond in the grounds of Nemichi Shrine at Itadori in Seki. The spring water is clear, and water lilies and koi make it look like a painting.
A gorge at Tsukechi in Nakatsugawa, chosen among Japan's hundred finest forest-bathing woods, with clear blue water.