Fuji Motosuko Resort Ticket

Located near Lake Motosu, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, Fuji Motosuko Resort is a popular sightseeing destination where visitors can enjoy beautiful seasonal flowers set against the magnificent backdrop of Mount Fuji.

The highlight of spring is the Fuji Shibazakura Festival. From mid-April to late May, approximately 500,000 shibazakura (pink moss) plants—one of the largest scales in the Kanto region—bloom across a vast 15,000-square-meter area, creating a stunning carpet of pink, white, and purple. The breathtaking panorama of six shibazakura varieties with a snow-capped Mount Fuji in the background is truly a "spring masterpiece."

In autumn, the Rainbow Flower Festival takes center stage, featuring 80,000 flowers of 10 different varieties, including rudbeckias and zinnias, bursting with vibrant colors. The photo spots set up within the flower fields are incredibly popular, offering a distinct and charming landscape completely different from the spring season.

• Stunning Views of Mt. Fuji and Seasonal Flowers: Marvel at 500,000 blooming shibazakura in spring, and 80,000 vibrant flowers across 10 varieties during the spectacular autumn Rainbow Flower Festival.

• Peter Rabbit™ English Garden: Step into the enchanting world of Peter Rabbit, surrounded by 300 types of seasonal plants and flowers. Don't miss the dedicated museum and exclusive gift shop!
• Pet-Friendly Facilities: Bring your furry friends along! The resort is highly accommodating to dogs, offering free pet admission during event periods. It is fully equipped with a dog run, dedicated photo spots, and a special pet-friendly menu.

For those entering the Fugaku Wind Cave or Narusawa Ice Cave with a set ticket, please note the following safety guidelines:

• Watch your head: The ceiling inside the cave is generally low, so please be careful not to bump your head.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes: The cave features many stairs. The environment is cold, damp, and extremely slippery. Entering with high heels or unsupportive shoes is highly dangerous.
• Advisory for elderly visitors: The return route involves climbing 21 meters of stairs at once. Additionally, during summer, the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the cave can exceed 20°C (68°F). Visitors with heart conditions are advised to refrain from entering.
• Entry restrictions for children: The cave is narrow with many hazardous areas. Children under 3 years old or under 100cm in height are not permitted to enter. Carrying children in your arms or piggyback is also strictly prohibited.
• No pets allowed: Animals are not allowed inside the cave (including in pet carriers or strollers). Visitors with pets are kindly asked to take turns entering.