Fuefukigawa Fruit Park
A prefectural park in Yamanashi City on a hillside, looking down on the Kofu basin and Mount Fuji.
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A prefectural park in Yamanashi City on a hillside, looking down on the Kofu basin and Mount Fuji.
A centre in Fujikawaguchiko on the worship of Mount Fuji and its eruptions, introducing the World Heritage sites that make up the property.
The prefectural library in Kofu, opened in 2012, with generous reading seats and event space.
A village-run campsite on Lake Yamanaka, close to the water and to Mount Fuji.
Peach orchards across the hills of Yamanashi City, turning the whole area pink in April.
A 1,422-metre mountain on the border of Kofu and Yamanashi City, its summit open grassland.
A mountain in Yamanashi City, with the surrounding ranges seen from the path.
A point on the Misaka road in Fuefuki with a view of Mount Fuji, where the outlook opens partway up the pass.
A roadside station in Fujiyoshida, dealing in Mount Fuji spring water and local produce.
Cherry blossom of the sweet cherry across the hills of Minami-Alps, white in April.
A place in Yamanashi known for cherry blossom, the trees standing along a hillside.
A centre in Fujiyoshida displaying the weather radar dome that once stood on the summit of Mount Fuji.
An 1,818-metre mountain in Hokuto, with grass fields along its ridge.
A 2,599-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Nagano border, with the great rock called Gojoiwa at its summit.
A 1,716-metre mountain in Koshu, in the headwaters of the Tama River.
A 2,014-metre mountain on the border of Koshu and Otsuki, one peak of the Daibosatsu range.
A 1,953-metre mountain in Koshu, held to be where the Tama River's first drop rises.
A 1,106-metre mountain in Koshu, looking down on the Kofu basin.
A 1,726-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Shizuoka border, in the headwaters of the Abe River.
A nature school at the foot of Mount Fuji, offering guided walks in the forest.
A prefectural centre in Hokuto explaining the nature of the Yatsugatake range and serving as a trailhead.