Yamanashi Fuefukigawa Fruit Park

Overview

Yamanashi Fuefukigawa Fruit Park is a fruit-themed municipal park spread across the hills of Yamanashi City. Its name comes from the nearby Fuefuki River. The public area alone covers about 19.5 hectares, and the park is loved as an open, airy destination where sweeping views over the Kofu Basin meet the fruit trees and flowers of every season. Designated a Lover's Sanctuary, it draws families and couples alike.

Highlights

• ●The Kofu Basin night view, one of the New Three Major Night Views of Japan
• ●The panoramic vista from the heights as a Lover's Sanctuary
• ●Seasonal fruit trees and flowers on a fruit theme
• ●The Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel and the Yokomizo Seishi Museum within the grounds

History

The park's public area entered service in 1995 and the park opened in 1997. Its operation is entrusted to the Fuefukigawa Fruit Park management group. Within the grounds stand the Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel and the Yokomizo Seishi Museum, adding lodging and cultural interest so that the site has grown into more than a simple park.

Map

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Suggested itinerary

1. 1From Yamanashi-shi Station, head up to the hilltop park and take in the Kofu Basin view
2. 2Explore the fruit-themed grounds and enjoy the trees and flowers of the season
3. 3Stop by the Yokomizo Seishi Museum and park facilities for culture and rest
4. 4Stay until dusk to savor the glow of one of Japan's New Three Major Night Views

Did you know?

💡 The night view of the Kofu Basin seen from this park is counted among the New Three Major Night Views of Japan. The park is also designated a Lover's Sanctuary, and together with the panorama from the heights it is known as a romantic spot. The grounds also include the Yokomizo Seishi Museum, named after the celebrated mystery novelist.

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