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Lake Kawaguchiko is one of Fuji Five Lakes in Fujikawaguchiko-machi. “Fuji Five Lakes has “Lake Kawaguchiko”,“Lake Motosuko”,“Lake Shojinko”,“Lake Saiko”and “Lake Yamanakako”. Four lakes other than Lake Yamanakako are in Fujikawaguchiko-town."

The area of Lake Kawaguchiko is the second size next to Lake Yamanakako. The depth of water is 14.6m and is the second shallowness next to Lake Yamanakako. By the way, Lake Motosuko is the third largest lake after Lake Kawaguchiko, but its water capacity is about six times that of Lake Kawaguchiko.

Momiji Autumn Leaves Festival in Fujikawaguchiko-town centered around the “Momiji Corridor”. The festival is held from 9:00AM to 7:00PM. ( as for the light up : from sunset to 10:00 p.m.)

Japan is famous for its four distinct and breathtaking seasons, and many visitors to the country often consider the Japanese autumn to be the most beautiful. As temperatures dip after the scorching summer, the colors of the leaves change into vibrant shades of orange, red, yellow, and brown. This fall foliage is a magnificent sight that has inspired artists and poets for centuries. In Japan, the natural phenomenon is called koyo or momiji (meaning red leaves). The activity of searching for the most striking shades of leaf is known as Momijigari (red leaf hunting) It has been popular in Japan for centuries and is now a major draw for tourists.

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