Mt.Fuji Chartered Taxi Tour

Fuji gushes out from the lava wall. Hundreds of waterfalls of various sizes cascade down from the entire surface of the 150m wide, 20m high curved cliff, as if they were draped with many strands of silk, creating a feminine beauty and gentle scenery.

Since ancient times, Fuji Hongu Sengen Taisha has been highly esteemed by the Imperial court, and it was ranked as one of the most eminent shrines in the sacerdotal code established during the Engi period (901-923). There are more than 159 festivals held each year.

Miho no Matsubara is a scenic area of the Miho Peninsula located within the Shimizu Ward of Shizuoka City in Shizuoka Prefecture. Because of its beauty, Miho no Matsubara has been chosen as one of the Nihon Shin Sankei (a list created in 1915 of Japan's three most celebrated scenic locations) and the Nihon Sandai Matsubara (a list of Japan’s most celebrated pine groves). It is also a registered constituent asset of the “Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration” UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.