Lake Asumiko

Lake Asumiko is one of the eight lakes in the vicinity of Mt. Fuji where ascetics once purified themselves on their way to Mt. Fuji.
Furthermore, it is speculated that it coincides with the location depicted as “Fuji in Asumi Village” in the “One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji” by the late Edo period ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai, making it a truly hidden gem.
Now commonly known as Lotus Pond, the sight of beautiful lotus flowers blooming all over the pond is a view worthy of Mt. Fuji. (Flowering season: late July to mid-August)

Park Area
- Fujiyoshida Municipal Lake Asumiko Park about 3.4 ha (including the lake)
- Lake surface area 13,640 square meters
- Experiential learning area, water conservation area, biotope area, plaza area, sanctuary area, satoyama woodland area

Facility information

Telephone: 0555-22-1111 (extension 475) (Environmental Policy Division, Fujiyoshida City Hall)
0555-22-3016 (Lake Asumiko Park Manager, Lake Asumiko Experience Workshop)

Opening Hours: 7:00am to 5:00pm (December 1 to the end of February)
7:00am to 5:30pm (March 1 to April 30, October 1 to November 30)
6:00am to 6:00pm (May 1 to September 30)
This does not apply to special cases, such as nature studies at night.

Address: 5-4-15 Koasumi, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi

Transportation: The nearest interchange: a 20-minute drive from the Fujiyoshida–Nishikatsura Smart Interchange

Parking: 15 ordinary cars (free)

Website: https://www.fujiyoshida.net/sp/182

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Lake Asumiko

Lake Asumiko

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