Mt. Fuji Children's World

Overview

Mt. Fuji Children's World is a large fee-charging metropolitan park established by Shizuoka Prefecture in Kuwasaki, Fuji City. Its official name is the Shizuoka Prefectural Mt. Fuji Children's World, and it covers roughly 94.46 hectares. The grounds are divided into areas named the "Grassland," the "Water," and the "Town," offering space for active play in a natural setting.

Highlights

• ●Broad areas named the "Grassland," the "Water," and the "Town"
• ●Open plazas, play equipment and ponds for active outdoor play
• ●Universal design with ramps and wheelchair rentals
• ●A stay-oriented park with lodging and a campground

History

The park opened on 26 April 1999. Since 1 April 2005, under a designated-manager system, it has been managed and operated by Koizumi African Lion Safari Co., Ltd., the operator of the Fuji Safari Park. Its open areas have been developed in stages.

Map

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Suggested itinerary

1. 1Enjoy the plazas and play equipment in the "Grassland"
2. 2Explore the ponds and waterside spaces of the "Water"
3. 3Stroll through the "Town" area
4. 4Extend your visit at the lodging or campground

Did you know?

💡 So that visitors with disabilities and older visitors can enjoy nature easily, the park's internal train and lifts are also wheelchair-accessible.

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