Cycling enthusiasts, come to Fujiyoshida! Let's ride the Mt. Fuji Hill Climb course, perfect for beginners!

Fuji Hokuroku Park, which serves as the starting point, is a popular spot for viewing Mount Fuji, where you can admire the majestic Mount Fuji peeking out from above the trees.

From around the first station of the Fuji Subaru Line, at an altitude of 1,405m, you can get a close-up view of the magnificent summit of Mount Fuji.

From around the second station of the Fuji Subaru Line, at an altitude of 1,596m, you can see the summit of Mt. Fuji from a closer vantage point than from the first station. As you gaze upon the magnificent view of the summit growing larger, you can feel yourself gradually approaching your goal.

From the fourth station (2,020m above sea level) of the Fuji Subaru Line, you can see the Southern Alps mountain range and the Yatsugatake Mountains in the distance. On clear days, you can even see Suruga Bay. It's a spot where you can enjoy the unique views that only Mount Fuji can offer, allowing you to see far into the distance.

From the finish line at the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station (2,305m above sea level), you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Fuji Five Lakes and the surrounding townscape below. Take in the breathtaking scenery while savoring the feeling of having reached the finish line.

Fujiyama Shokudo, with its old-fashioned house-like exterior reminiscent of a Shinto priest's residence, is very popular with foreigners. It serves thick, chewy noodles in a soy sauce-based broth. One of its attractions is that you can add as much of their special miso sauce as you like, allowing you to adjust the flavor to your liking. The most popular dish is the Fujisan Udon, a hearty bowl of udon topped with freshly fried, crispy tempura, pork, seaweed, and cabbage.

At first glance, you might not think it's an udon shop, as Tensaku has a pink-based exterior. Here, you can enjoy creative udon dishes that you can only find here, using ingredients such as shiso, yuzu, and even edible flowers like rose and lavender. The thick noodles have a firm, chewy texture and a flavor typical of Yoshida no Udon, but you're sure to be captivated by the unique taste infused with the colors and aromas of various edible flowers.

Tamakitei is a convenient spot for a late lunch, as it stays open until 16:30 PM (after 2 PM). The noodles are made with spring water and are characterized by their chewy, medium-thick texture. The soup is based on bonito flakes, dried sardines, and kelp broth, seasoned with miso and soy sauce for a mellow and addictive flavor. All tempura toppings are made fresh to order. Tamakitei's udon, topped with plenty of ingredients such as meat, tempura, kinpira, soft-boiled egg, and cabbage, is a popular and hearty dish.

Fujiya's udon features thick, chewy noodles served in a classic soy sauce and miso-based broth. They offer a wide variety of dishes, including standard items like meat udon and dipping udon, as well as unique options you can only find here, such as shrimp and chikuwa tempura udon and cheese black curry udon. Their complimentary crunchy and spicy lotus root kinpira is also highly praised. We recommend the Fujiya udon, which comes with all the toppings including chikuwa tempura, shrimp tempura, and meat. It's a hearty and satisfying dish that's sure to please.

Located about a 15-minute walk from Tsukigaeji Station, Bruschetta offers stylish Italian cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients. Their pizzas, baked slowly at high temperatures in a traditional pizza oven, are particularly popular. They also have a great selection of lunch sets, making it a reasonably priced and satisfying option.

Jikonan offers meticulously prepared, handmade soba noodles whose aroma fills your senses the moment you take a bite. In addition to classic dishes such as seiro soba, seasonal limited-time menus such as sudachi soba, beautifully topped with sliced ​​sudachi citrus, and yamakinoko soba, overflowing with seasonal mushrooms, are also popular.

Yoshinoike Onsen, a historic hot spring resort dating back to 1856, is a charming wooden building with a thatched roof. From the windows of the indoor hot springs, you can enjoy views of the illuminated cherry blossoms and garden. The hot springs, using spring water from Mount Fuji, are very soothing and are renowned for their skin-benefiting properties. After relaxing in the hot springs, you can unwind in the large hall. Enjoy simple, rustic udon noodles and tea brewed in a traditional hearth, and forget the stresses of everyday life while soaking in a nostalgic atmosphere.

Located right next to Fuji-Q Highland, Fujiyama Onsen is a popular spot to soothe tired bodies after a day of fun at FUJI Q or after a strenuous climb up Mt. Fuji. Its popularity stems from the variety of baths available, including a daily changing vanadium bath using the unique vanadium water of Mt. Fuji, a high-concentration carbonated spring bath that promotes blood circulation and maintains health, and an open-air bath with a traditional Japanese feel. After refreshing yourself in the hot springs, you can relax in the free rest area, reading manga or getting a massage. Discounts are available for visitors to Fuji-Q Highland and the Fujiyama Museum, so combining visits is highly recommended.

Kikka-ya, the guesthouse closest to Mount Fuji in Japan, is a cozy guesthouse where you can enjoy magnificent views of Mount Fuji from your room window. With a bicycle stand available, you can relax without worrying about your bike during your stay. Unique rooms are also noteworthy, such as the "Tent Room Inside the House" where you can camp in a tent, and the comfortable "Fancy Japanese-style Room with a Tatami Loft."

If you're traveling with cycling friends, we recommend Pine Tree Vacation Rentals. Each villa is a private house with its own open-air bath, allowing you to relax and unwind in the hot springs without worrying about other guests. Plus, the villas are well-equipped with cooking facilities, so you can enjoy a BBQ as well.

Fuyou no Yado, a Japanese-style log house that just opened in early summer 2018, offers a relaxing stay in a comfortable space made with domestically produced cedar. Guests can use the adjacent hot spring facility, "Fujisan Lava Hot Spring Izumi," as many times as they like, making it perfect for soothing the fatigue of cycling. BBQ sets are also available, so you can enjoy a meal without bringing anything.

Grand opening in December 2020. This accommodation features 42 villa-type units situated on a small hill in the heart of Fujiyoshida City. All units offer views of Mt. Fuji, and guests can enjoy the city's night view and the night sky from their balconies or rooftops in complete privacy. Breakfast consists of sandwiches made with local ingredients, delivered to your room. For dinner, guests can enjoy a BBQ or order delivery from delicious local restaurants.