Its geography represents a diverse topography of highlands, hot springs, bodies of water, miles of coastline and hundreds of volcanic islands. There are also waterfalls, gardens and coral reefs. The best time for mountaineers to visit Mount Fuji is from July 1 to August 31, and spring, summer or autumn is a good time to see the rest of this national park, especially for nature lovers.
Tourism Tourists flock to Mount Fuji, and many consider it a sacred place. Other places in the park also offer secluded places to relax and interesting attractions. In the spring, cherry blossoms are an additional feature that should not be missed. Although only 100 kilometers from the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, the average tourist will find many natural attractions and experiences. The park has five main destinations, so the average tourist should have a route before booking with a group tour, which is usually the best way to see the park.
The park was recently designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is administered by the Ministry of Environment of Japan. It is the most visited national park in Japan, as well as one of the best places for tourists traveling to the "Land of the Rising Sun". Mount Fuji alone offers rock climbing, camping, fishing and diving. Nearby is the Fuji Goko district, which has year-round access and offers tourists places for camping, hiking, boating and scenic trips. The Hakone area has a botanical garden, a lake and hot springs. The Izu Peninsula has an alligator garden, hot springs, a tropical garden and a scenic coastal road. The Izu Islands have eight small islands that offer trekking, swimming and diving. Two other popular activities in the park are bird watching and whale watching directly at sea.
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