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Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan with a height of 3,776 metres. It used to be a volcanic mountain but it is no longer active, since its last eruption in 1707. Currently, Mount Fuji is a prominent attraction site for tourists. read more »

Niseko International ski Annupuri is a famous skiing place amongst the international skiers and boarders. Niseko is a skiing place where they have ski resorts, restaurants, cafes, and equipment rental stores. The Niseko Ski resort is different from other Japanese ski resorts because of the fabulous powder that falls in abundance, about 15 metres per season on average. read more »

Tazawa Pond Centre is one of the place in Akita near Lake Tazawa where you can come in here to do some fishing and grill the fish on the spot. Take away of the fishes you caught is also available if you intend to bring them back. Beside the fishing pond, the place is also popular among people who wish to buy fish related gifts like the char sushi, or Miso marinated char found in their gift shop. read more »

Yoyogi Park in Shibuya-ku is one of the largest parks in Tokyo, located adjacent to the Meiji Shrine and Harajuku Station. It serves as a meeting place, with many flocking here for practice sessions and even play rehearsals, reflected by the varied sorts of talent visible here at Yoyogi Park, ranging from horn players to hip hop dancers. Yoyogi Park also has a bike path and bicycle rentals are available, as well as a snack hut that sells beer and ice cream. read more »

Located along Sabiura Coast in Kushimoto, Kushimoto Marine Park is the first marine park establish in Japan. Here, the beautiful underseascapes featuring corals and colourful tropical fishes of Sabiura coast can be seen, with the sea water being very clear. There are various attractios in Kushimoto Marine Park, namely the Marine Aquarium, Undersea Tower, Kushimoto Diving Park. read more »

Takaosan, or known as Mount Takao is one of the most famous natural recreation areas situated close to central Tokyo. For over 1000 years, Takaosan has been a centre for mountain worship. Visitors can locate the Yakuoin temple near the mountain's top. read more »

One of the Three Mountains of Jomo, Mount Akagi is found near the center of Gunma Prefecture. Visitors can climb from the Mount Akagi Visitor's Center to Mount Komagadake, Mount Kurobi and other destinations. The inside area of the outer rim of Mount Akagi is Akagi Prefectural Park, while there is a crater lake called Lake O-nurma between the central crater and outer rim near the mountaintop. read more »

Mount Tanigawa, standing at 1977m high, will get buried in the white and powdery snow in the season of winter which will then thaw in spring to form meltwater that will eventually be the other source of water for the Tone River. The other best season to be here would of course be in autumn, when the changing colours of fall leaves will bring the entire landscape of Mount Tanigawa to life as well as the surrounding valleys. In addition, Mount Tanigawa has the reputation of being one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains which will attract and appeal to numerous hikers as well as mountain climbers to challenge the difficult slopes of this particular mountain. read more »

The Minakami Kogen Ski Resort is a great destination for those who love snow sports such as skiing and snowboarding. Despite being almost unheard of in Japan, the ski resort actually covers over 1600 acres of resort property. It stands at an altitude of over 1000 metres with lots of natural terrain for sking. read more »