Explore Yamanashi (Mt,Fuji)  — Wheelchair Accessible Tours | Flat Travel

Basic Info of Yamanashi (Mt,Fuji) 

The Fuji area in Yamanashi Prefecture, located at the foot of Mount Fuji—a UNESCO World Heritage site—is a special place where you can experience Japan's iconic symbol up close.
The sight of upside-down Fuji reflected on the surfaces of the Fuji Five Lakes (Kawaguchiko, Yamanakako, Saiko, Shojiko, and Motosuko) is a breathtaking view that captivates travelers from around the world.
The scenery created by Mount Fuji and nature throughout the four seasons is exceptional, including the Shibazakura (moss phlox) Festival in spring and the Autumn Leaves Festival in fall.
Visitors can also enjoy the wonders of nature at Fuji-Q Highland, Oshino Hakkai, and the Fugaku Wind Cave and Narusawa Ice Cave. Local cuisine is also abundant, featuring Houtou noodles, Yoshida udon, and craft beer brewed with spring water from the foot of Mount Fuji.

In terms of accessibility, the Subaru Line leading to Mount Fuji's 5th Station has barrier-free observation facilities, allowing wheelchair users to experience the grand panorama from an altitude of 2,305 meters.
Around Lake Kawaguchi, sightseeing boats and ropeways are wheelchair accessible, and the lakeside walking paths are relatively flat.
Fuji-Q Highland provides a barrier-free map, and some attractions can be enjoyed while remaining in a wheelchair.
However, as cars are the primary mode of transportation in the Fuji area, pre-arranging wheelchair-accessible rental cars or sightseeing taxis is key to a comfortable trip.
While Oshino Hakkai has some gravel paths, the areas around the main ponds are paved.

Plan your trip with a Care Professional