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Mount Taka-Dokkyo
A 1,134-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Shizuoka border; accounts of its name differ.
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Mount Nukegatake
An 897-metre mountain in Nanbu, with Suruga Bay seen from the ridge.
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Okuyashikien
A tourist vineyard in Katsunuma, Koshu. Opened in 1947, it grows about 40 varieties from around the world in all-weather greenhouses.
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Hirashio Genji-no-Yakata
A centre in Yamanashi prefecture telling the local history connected with the Minamoto clan.
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Wakuwaku Tourist Village
A visitor farm in Yamanashi handling several kinds of fruit.
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Ichigo Land
A strawberry farm in Yamanashi City. Next to Fuefukigawa Fruit Park, it has six greenhouses using elevated hydroponic cultivation.
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Ono Taishoen
A tourist farm in Minami-Alps City. Located at the eastern edge of the alluvial fan of the Midai River, it grows cherries and grapes.
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Enmei Soba / Spatio Kobuchizawa
A centre at Kobuchizawa in Hokuto, serving soba made with local flour.
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Ichigo-kan Kubota
A strawberry farm in Kofu. The plants are grown on high benches and can be picked while standing.
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Shogyokuen
A tourist farm in Ichinomiya, Fuefuki. It grows peaches and grapes without chemical fertilizers. It looks down over the Togenkyo peach orchards.
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Daibosatsu Pass
A pass on the border of Koshu and Tabayama, known from the title of Kaizan Nakazato's novel.
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Tokai Nature Trail
A long-distance footpath from Tokyo to Osaka, passing through Yamanashi.
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Oishii Gakko
A centre in Hokuto using a Showa-era school building for dining and lodging.
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Takane Fruit Growers' Cooperative
A cooperative of fruit growers in Takane, Hokuto, open for picking.
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Hiranoda Recreation Village
A rest centre in Yamanashi prefecture, ringed by woods, with lodging and cooking facilities.