Visually appealing and delicious! Mt. Fuji gourmet food

"Arvent" is a cafe with an attached gallery, and you can also take out their sweets. Their Mount Fuji-themed gourmet item is the "Mount Fuji Cake." It's a rich matcha pound cake, with the lush green base of Mount Fuji represented by matcha and the snow-covered slopes by chocolate.

Chiffon Fuji, a chiffon cake specialty shop located in Daimyoken, offers a Mount Fuji-themed treat called "Fuji-Fon," shaped like Mount Fuji as seen from Fujiyoshida City. This impressive Mount Fuji-shaped chiffon cake, baked using a custom-made mold, is not only visually appealing but also made with locally sourced ingredients such as eggs from Oshino and milk from Asagiri Plateau. (Winner of the Prefectural Award at the 2015 Japan Gift Awards)

Tokyo-ya Seika is a long-established Japanese confectionery shop with two locations in the city. Their Fujisan gourmet treat is "Fujisan Dried Confectionery," which is modeled after Mount Fuji. It's an original confection that is a feast for the eyes, with five different colored Mount Fujis lined up. With its beautiful colors and adorable shape, it's a treat that you'll want to admire.

Niku no Onishi is a long-established butcher shop with over 90 years of history. Their Mount Fuji gourmet offering is the "Mount Fuji Croquette," packed with filling made with domestic potatoes and Fujizakura pork. Its cute, rounded shape resembles Mount Fuji, making it a must-photo item. It's also a convenient, one-handed gourmet treat perfect for eating on the go.

MACARONI CLUB is an Italian restaurant located on the first floor of the Highland Resort Hotel & Spa. Their Mount Fuji-shaped sweets are particularly stylish among the pastries created by their pastry chef. The vibrant colors, using cinnamon for the blue, banana confit for the yellow, and raspberry for the red, are very appealing.

Located on the first floor of the Gogoen Rest House at the 1th station of the Fuji Subaru Line is the bakery "Fujisan Gogome AMANOYA". Their Fujisan specialty is "Fujisan Melon Bread". With a beautiful shape that reflects the baker's dedication, it is topped with bitter cocoa and sweet sugar. It is a visually appealing and uniquely Fujisan-shaped melon bread.

"Fujisan 5th Station Komitake Shop" is a facility offering restaurants and souvenirs. Their Fujisan specialty is "Fujisan Curry." This photogenic curry features rice shaped like Mount Fuji, topped with a lava-like curry sauce, and even has a flag at the summit. It's perfect for a stamina-boosting meal before or after climbing.

Fujiyama-ya offers a wide selection of items to enhance your home camping experience, including Mount Fuji merchandise and original products originating from the foot of Mount Fuji. Their featured Mount Fuji delicacy is "Mount Fuji Soft Serve Ice Cream." The blue portion is milk-based and contains rose extract, leaving a gentle fragrance in your mouth.

Located on the first floor of "FUJIKICHI BONSAI" on Honmachi Street, "FUJI DESSERTS Yurara" offers sweets and drinks made in-house by a pastry chef. Their signature Mount Fuji treat is a "rare cheesecake." Based on the concept of an edible Mount Fuji, it's perfect for enjoying while strolling around town as it can be eaten with one hand.