Take Beautiful Views

Fujimi has many stunning sceneries with Mt. Fuji, but three spots listed on the official 100 most beautiful views of Mt. Fuji in the Kanto region offer especially spectacular views. One of the three spots is in Sozo-no-Mori Forest.

From Sozo-no-Mori Forest, you can see Mt. Fuji as well as the breathtaking panoramas of the Southern Alps, Northern Alps, and Suwa lake. This is a truly rare spot to marble at the top three highest mountains in Japan all at once.
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

For each season and each time of a day, Mt. Fuji surprises us with a completely new appearance, always delightfully beautiful.

On New Year’s Day, many people visit here to catch the first sunrise of the year with the magnificent landscape.

This is a popular spot loved by many photographers. Please come visit Fujimi to capture this incredible view.

Fujimi has many stunning sceneries with Mt. Fuji, but three spots listed on the official 100 most beautiful views of Mt. Fuji in the Kanto region offer especially spectacular views. One of the three spots is Tatsuzawa paddy field area.

This vast paddy fields sprawl across the foot of Yatsugatake, creating an exceptionally pristine landscape. Mt. Fuji graces the horizon appearing larger than any other places in Fujimi, alluring many people to stop their car to capture the awe-inspiring scenery.
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

Majestic Yatsugatake ranges soar above the rice fields on the eastside.

The Yatsugatake Mountains are ablaze with entirely different colors in each season, revealing new scenery every time we visit.

On the westside, you can see the Southern Alps and Mt. Nyukasa with the heart-shaped ski slopes of Fujimi Panorama Resort.

Fujimi has many breathtaking sceneries with Mt. Fuji, but three spots listed on the official 100 most beautiful views of Mt. Fuji in the Kanto region offer especially spectacular views. One of the three spots is Kuzukubo Chuo-do tunnel.

This spot allows you to take a captivating photo where the curves of Mt. Fuji and expressway lit by cars' tail lamps matches in harmony.
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

Especially in winter, you can catch clear sight of Mt. Fuji.

Mt. Fuji in twilight is breathtakingly beautiful.

You can capture the stunning panoramas on the summit of Mt. Nyukasa.

Especially in winter, you can catch clear sight of magnificent Mt. Fuji.
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

You can also take a photo overlooking Suwa lake!

Many photographers to visit here to capture one million blooming zinnia flowers stretching over slopes at an elevation of 1,300m with the incredible view of the Southern Alps.

Zinnias in summer, coneflowers and silver cock's comb in autumn bloom on the rolling field. Check Fujimi Kogen Resort's website for the blooming season.

At night, lights illuminate the flowers carpeting the highland field under a star-studded sky. Many photographers come here at night to capture different sceneries from during the day.

From May to September, many photographers visit Idojiri Historical Park to capture the photos of water lilies, irises, and lotuses blooming in the park’s water garden.
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

Irises
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

You can photograph many flowers from spring to autumn.

Fujimi has many picturesque sceneries with cherry blossom trees. Seeing an ancient weeping cherry tree nestled in a traditional Japanese village surrounded by soaring mountains is an enchanting experience.

Tabata Teidan cherry tree

Tabata weeping cherry tree

This is one of the most popular photo-shooting spots against the backdrop of snowcapped Mt. Komagatake.
(Photos courtesy of a photographer Hirofumi Tamaki)

Idojiri Historical Park

Kuzukubo weeping cherry tree

This is a great spot to soak in the beauty of a weeping cherry tree and the Southern Alps.

Sakai elementary school’s cherry blossoms street

Gorgeous street with cherry blossoms against greenery lined up along the fences of Sakai elementary school.

Takamori Kannon-do temple’s weeping cherry tree

Approximately 250 years old ancient cherry tree enhances its grand presence in full bloom.

Takamori cemetery weeping cherry tree

This weeping cherry blossom in deep pink was loved by a distinguished writer Masuji Ibuse.

Hiraoka cherry trees at Meiji Tenno Emperor Rest Area

Hiraoka cherry blossom by Koshu Kaido is the first cherry tree to bloom in Fujimi in early April.

Cherry tree at Shinano lake by Hotel Happo-en

The best time to see the cherry blossom trees at Shinano lake is from early April to the long weekend in early May. You can photograph the cherry blossoms against the snowcapped Southern Alps.

Okkoto Yakushian temple’s weeping cherry trees

Beautiful cherry blossoms adding grace to the temple.

Koenji temple’s cherry blossom trees

The cherry blossoms turn the temple in elegant pale crimson. The petals dancing with the wind over the temple tells the arrival of spring to Fujimi.

Kagome Fujimi factory’s cherry blossoms street

100 cherry trees bloom surrounding the Kagome factory.

Starry Night Self-driving Cart

You can take the self-driving cart at night as well! From the top of the mountain 1,420 m above sea level, you can admire the beautiful and romantic night view. Starry Night Self-driving Cart

Night Gondola

Beautiful night view of Fujimi town surrounded by mountains illuminated by stars. Please check the gondola's schedule on the website.

Sea of Clouds Gondola

Take the gondola lift to experience the breathtaking autumn panorama–a sea of clouds glinting in the morning sun! Please check the gondola schedule on the website.