city in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan
Fuji Yoshida (富士吉田) is a small city on the foot hills of Mt. Fuji. and Enter of Fuji Five Lakes.
Shimoyoshida area of the city has a long history of textile manufacturing, specifically producing silks that use the pure water from Mt. Fuji.
The local tourist association has a multilingual guide site.
Fuji Yoshida is at the end of the Fujikyuko Line that branches of the JR network in Ōtsuki. There are a few direct trains from central Tokyo, but usually a change in Ōtsuki is required.
Regular buses go from Shinjuku Bus Station to Fujisan Station. From Nagoya, buses depart for Fujisan, Fuji Q Highland and Fuji-Yoshida Stations. There are also buses from Kofu and Gotemba.
Fujiyoshida is famous for its udon noodles.
| Routes through Fuji Yoshida |
| Otsuki ← | N  S |
→ END |
| into ← |
N  S |
→ Yamanakako |
| END ← | N  S |
→ Yamanakako → Gotemba → Hakone |
| Okutama ← Otsuki ← | N  S |
→ Kawaguchiko → Fujinomiya → Fuji |
| END ← | N  S |
→ Kawaguchiko → Minobu |
| END ← | W  E |
→ Yamanakako → Doshi → Sagamihara |