Fuji Five Lakes, Lake region in Japan
Fuji Five Lakes is a region at the base of Mount Fuji, consisting of five lakes formed by previous eruptions.
The area has been a popular resort region since the post-war era, attracting tourists and nature lovers.
It's a significant place for the Shinto religion, with several shrines located around the lakes.
The region offers various outdoor activities like camping, fishing, and hiking.
The clear waters of the lakes provide some of the best views of Mount Fuji.
Location: Fujikawaguchiko
Location: Yamanakako
Location: Minobu
Inception: 9 Century
Elevation above the sea: 900 m
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