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  1. 2020年3月22日 · Staying Immersed in Nature. With over 3000 campgrounds across the country, camping in Japan features something for everyone. This series aims to explore many of the camping sites, as well as camping styles, that the country has to offer.

  2. Sounkyo (層雲峡, Sōunkyō) is a touristy hot spring resort town in the north of Daisetsuzan National Park. It is located in a scenic, narrow gorge that is flanked by 100 meter high, forested cliffs. Sounkyo offers a pleasant village center, onsen baths and two beautiful waterfalls nearby.

  3. The Shiratani Unsuikyo Ravine (白谷雲水峡, Shiratani Unsuikyō) on Yakushima is a lush nature park containing several ancient cedars, such as the Nidaiosugi, Kugurisugi and Yayoisugi, the park's most accessible yakusugi, reached in just a 15 minute walk. Shiratani Unsuikyo is a popular destination to see the forests without much strenuous ...

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  4. Daisetsuzan (大雪山) is Hokkaido 's largest national park. It preserves a mountainous area of virtually unspoiled wilderness, which is larger than some of Japan's smaller prefectures. It is a paradise for hikers, outdoor lovers, deer and brown bears, and the first place in Japan to see fall colors and snow each autumn.

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    • Hotel Mifujien
    • Tensui Kawaguchiko
    • Kaiun No Yu
    • Yurari
    • Benifuji No Yu
    • Ishiwari No Yu

    Fujiyama Onsen is located just to the south of the Fuji Q Highland amusement park and can be accessed by the Omni Bus Red Line(Kawaguchiko Line) from Kawaguchiko Station.

    The Omni Bus Red Line(Kawaguchiko Line) connects Kawaguchiko Station and the Asakawa Onsengai bus stop (20 minutes), just a few steps away from the hotel. You could also walk there from Kawaguchiko Station in about 30-40 minutes.

    The Omni Bus Red Line (Kawaguchiko Line) connects Kawaguchiko Station and the Kubota Itchiku Bijutsukan bus stop (25 minutes) from where it is a ten minute walk uphill past the Kubota Itchiku Museumto the bath house.

    Omni busesalong the red and green lines operate between Kawaguchiko Station and the Kawaguchiko Herbkan bus stop (15 minutes) just a few steps away from the Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko where the baths are located.

    The Omni Bus Blue Linestops near Yurari (25 minutes from Kawaguchiko). Alternatively, regular buses from Kawaguchiko Station bound for Shin-Fuji, Shimobe Onsen and Motosuko stop near Yurari. Get off at the Fuji Midorino Kyukamura bus stop (20 minutes, 530 yen from Kawaguchiko, one bus every hour), from where the bath house can be reached in a short...

    Benifuji is located a few hundred meters west of the western tip of Lake Yamanakako, a short walk off the main road. Fujikko buses from Fujisan Station stop right in front of the bath house, while other buses stop at the Hananomiyako-Koen bus stop along the main road, a five minute walk away. Highway busesfrom Tokyo serve only the Hotel Mount Fuji ...

    Ishiwari no Yu is located one kilometer east of Hirano at the eastern tip of Lake Yamanakako. Hirano can be reached by Fujikko Bus and regular buses from Fujisan Station (45 minutes, 810 yen one way by regular bus) and by highway buses directly from Tokyo. The bath house is a 15 minute walk from the Hirano bus stop. How to get to and around the Fuj...

  5. Yakushima (屋久島) is a subtropical island off the southern coast of Kyushu and part of Kagoshima Prefecture. It is covered by an extensive cedar forest that contains some of Japan's oldest living trees. Trees more than 1000 years old are affectionately called yakusugi (a combination of Yakushima and sugi, the Japanese word for cedar), the ...

  6. #1 of 4 most visited in Yamanouchi. Intro. Get There. Hours & Fees. Hotels. The Jigokudani Monkey Park (地獄谷野猿公苑, Jigokudani Yaen Kōen) offers visitors the unique experience of seeing wild monkeys bathing in a natural hot spring. The park is inhabited by Japanese Macaques, which are also known as Snow Monkeys.