Mount Kintoki and Kintoki Shrine

A broad hillside covered in Japanese pampas grass, glowing silver and gold in autumn and renewed by controlled burning in early spring.

A large outlet mall with extensive shopping, dining and Mount Fuji views on clear days.

A Sengokuhara conservation garden presenting wetland, alpine and marsh plants along boardwalks in their seasonal habitats.

A quiet Soto Zen temple in Sengokuhara known for hundreds of expressive rakan stone statues placed through its wooded grounds.

A Sengokuhara museum devoted to Venetian glass, with historic works, contemporary pieces and a garden of sparkling glass installations.

A forest museum with major Impressionist and Japanese art collections, contemporary exhibitions, architecture embedded in nature and an outdoor woodland trail.

An active volcanic valley with steam vents, sulphur-rich scenery, Mount Fuji viewpoints and the famous black eggs. Access can close because of gas, wind or volcanic conditions.

Aerial transport linking Sounzan, Owakudani, Ubako and Togendai with views over the volcanic valley, Lake Ashi and, in clear weather, Mount Fuji.