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Michi-no-Eki, Fujiyoshida

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Michi-no-Eki, Fujiyoshida

Popular Michi no Eki (roadside station) with a fabulous view of Mt. Fuji.

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This roadside station always ranks near the top, which is a wonderful spot to view Mt.Fuji straight ahead.

There is a bussankan with many local products great as souvenirs. Direct-from-the-farm corner offers fresh vegetables grown with Mt.Fuji’s spring water. Pick up some watercress and winter veggies.
A light meal joint serves Yoshida Udon noodles, the local residents’ favorite. They are said to be Japan’s firmest udon noodles. Try and find out how delicious they are.

In the same area, Fuji Radar Dome Museum where you can learn about weather through experience, Mt. Fuji Arena, the indoor playground, the free dog run, and more facilities fun for adults and children alike.

The tourist guide center provides information around Mt. Fuji’s Five Lakes Region, convenient for later tours. On the premises, you can get precious free spring water from Mt. Fuji.

This roadside station is not just a rest spot during a drive, but is an all-round entertainment spot for shopping, gourmet, playing and learning. Make sure to stop by.

Highlights

  • Always near the top in “Kanto Roadside Station Ranking.”
  • Wonderful location to view amazing Mt. Fuji.
  • The place to taste Japan’s firmest Yoshida Udon noodles.
  • Within the same area, there are Mt. Fuji Radar Dome Museum, Kidsland, and Dog Run.

Photos

  • Mt. Fuji looming so close

    Mt. Fuji looming so close

  • Popular stop at the foot of Mt. Fuji

    Popular stop at the foot of Mt. Fuji

  • The free water supply from Mt. Fuji’s spring

    The free water supply from Mt. Fuji’s spring

  • Yoshida Udon noodles are said to have the firmest texture in Japan

    Yoshida Udon noodles are said to have the firmest texture in Japan

  • Direct-from-farms corner with local fresh vegetables

    Direct-from-farms corner with local fresh vegetables

  • Information for tourists available

    Information for tourists available

Reviews

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Some reviews are AI-translated.

  • 雨妤魚
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    I’m absolutely obsessed with this manhole cover.
    Seriously, why does Japan make people like it so much? (For travel, I mean.)
    I heard there’s a really famous shrine here, but I passed by and didn’t go!
    I was so annoyed because the train ticket from Kawaguchiko was insanely expensive. And I honestly didn’t really get why I had to sit facing backward. It wasn’t very comfortable.
    I walked all the way from Shimoyoshida, I think? I don’t really remember, and I got a nosebleed once on the way to Mt. Fuji Station.
    It was way too hot. April really shouldn’t be that hot.
    And then I got another nosebleed at Mt. Fuji Station?
    Like, why though!!!
    But that manhole cover is so detailed, right?
    It wasn’t dirty at all, and the colors were really pretty.
    It honestly made me feel so happy looking at it.

  • Hung Jung
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    A lot of drivers stop here for a quick break. There are outdoor shops and an indoor play area for kids. You get a really clear view of Mt. Fuji from here.

  • 盛安
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    The Yoshida udon here is really delicious! The natural spring water is super refreshing and sweet. Plus, the view of Mt. Fuji is absolutely stunning.

Details

Name in Japanese
道の駅 富士吉田
Postal Code
403-0006
Address
1936-6 Araya, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi
Telephone
0555-21-1033
Holiday
Open every day
Hours
Local Products Shop & Information Center 9:00am - 5:00pm (until 6:00pm on Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays)
*Business hours vary by facility.
Admission
Free
Directions
From Fuji Express, Mt. Fuji Station, ride Fujikyu Bus for 15 min.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa