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“22nd Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival” held in Fujikawaguchiko Town

2020.10.22

The Fujikawaguchiko Town Tourism Federation (Yamanashi Prefecture) will hold the “22nd Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival” to support the tourism industry in the entire northern foot of Fuji, which has been depressed by the effects of the new coronavirus infection. ..

In anticipation of a significant drop in inbound demand due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection and a prolonged corona sickness, an event focusing on domestic travelers will be sent from Fujikawaguchiko Town, where you can enjoy various activities near the city center. .. We will promote the way of traveling based on the “new lifestyle” in the era of with corona.

Event content

On the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi, about 1.5km of maple trees (Maple Road), which is known as a seasonal tourist attraction, you can see Mt. Fuji through the colorful autumn leaves.

The main venue, “Maple Corridor,” will be lit up from sunset (around 4:30 pm) to 10 pm. You can enjoy the fantastic view of Mt. Fuji that emerges in the colorful autumn leaves illuminated by the lights. The surrounding area is crowded with restaurants, special products, agricultural products and craft markets.

About 15 minutes by car from the autumn leaves festival venue, we also recommend the “Autumn Leaves Tunnel,” which is famous as a photo spot.
* The “Autumn Leaves Tunnel” is not lit up. Also, please note that there is no bus parking lot near the “Autumn Leaves Tunnel”.

Promotion of travel etiquette based on a "new lifestyle"

At this event, we will implement the following items as measures against infectious diseases.

・ Download and present the new coronavirus contact confirmation app
・ Request for temperature measurement at the time of admission and wearing a mask at the venue
・ Distribution of face shields and disinfectant towels
・ Request for hand disinfection with alcohol disinfectant installed in the venue

The etiquette of a new trip will protect not only travelers but also tourists and tourists. Thank you for your cooperation for a safe and secure trip.

Outline of the event

Venue: Lake Kawaguchi Around Kawaguchi Nashikawa
Main venue: Maple Corridor on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi
Duration: Held every day from November 7, 2020 to November 29, 2020
Holding time: 9 am-7pm (lights up from sunset to 10pm)
Access: About 25 minutes by Kawaguchiko tour bus from Kawaguchiko Station to the main venue of the Autumn Foliage Festival
Get off at the Itchiku Kubota Museum bus stop.
Alternatively, take the Fujikyuko Line bus bound for Oishi Petit Pension Village, which takes about 20 minutes.
Get off at the bus stop in front of Hirose / Itchiku Kubota Museum.

[Chuo Expressway]
About 6km from Kawaguchiko I.C. About 22km from Ichinomiya Misaka I.C. About 37.3km from Kofu Minami I.C.
[Higashifujigoko Road]
About 6.5km from Fujiyoshida I.C.
[Tomei Expressway]
Approximately 59.1km from Fuji I.C

[Kawaguchiko Tour Bus]
Kawaguchiko Monkey Showman Theater at Lake Kubota, Itchiku Kubota Museum of Art
[Ashikawa Agricultural Products Direct Sales Office-Mt. Fuji Station]
In front of Hirose / Itchiku Kubota Museum
Remarks: The parking lot is a temporary parking lot only during the event period.
There is no parking lot outside the period.
Admission / Admission: Free

* Please cooperate with the measures against the new coronavirus infection so that you can enjoy the event safely and securely.
* Fujikawaguchiko Town, a World Heritage Site, is promoting the creation of a beautiful environment. Please cooperate in taking out the trash.

Representative Director Shigeru Yamashita Comment
We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your continued support for sightseeing in Fujikawaguchiko Town.
Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection this year, most of the annual tourism events have been canceled or postponed for the time being.

Under these circumstances, the “Go To Travel Campaign Project” was implemented with the aim of stimulating domestic tourism demand, but I think that there are still some concerns and anxieties about tourism and travel.
In addition, with the pretext of putting the health care of the people first, local governments nationwide have forgotten the annual event and have stopped promotion.

Tourism plays a very important role in revitalizing the region, and it is clear that the domestic tourism industry will be in a catastrophic situation if nothing is done.

The federation has decided to hold the “22nd Fujikawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival” as usual in order to revitalize the depleted regional economy. Starting from the foot of Mt. Fuji, which is also a symbol of Japan, here in Fujikawaguchiko Town, we will promote the way of traveling based on the “new lifestyle” in the era of Wiz Corona.
I’m sure there are some criticisms about holding the event in the current domestic situation, but I would like to take all possible measures and take courage to work on it, hoping for the reconstruction of tourism in Japan.

Therefore, we would like to ask all of you for your deep understanding and come to Fujikawaguchiko Town.
Representative Director Shigeru Yamashita

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