Fuji-meguri

"Fuji-meguri" is the official application for the Fujisan World Heritage Center.
"Fuji-meguri" provides tours that guide you through the exhibits displayed at the World Heritage Center and sites surrounding Mt. Fuji.
The following features are supported:

Exhibit Mode

- Browse Exhibits
"Browse Exhibits" guides you through the exhibits in the World Heritage Center. After selecting a tour, when approaching an exhibit included in the tour, photos and text commentary appear automatically. Audio guides are also available (only in Japanese).
The "Basic Tour” provides information on all the exhibits so that you can browse them freely at your leisure. Others tours are provided according to five themes.
You will receive a Goshuin Stamp upon completion of a tour.

- Search for Maps
By scanning the markers of the "World Heritage / Cultural Assets" on the map printed on the floor of the center, photos and text commentary can be viewed. Audio guides are also available (only in Japanese).

- AR Scope
When the markers of 12 statues, 4 Sengen-jinja shrines, and 2 ways of Fujisan-michi, which are scattered throughout the center, are scanned by the AR scope camera view, various effects will appear.

Outdoor Mode

This mode will guide you through the "World Heritage / Cultural Assets" surrounding Mt. Fuji. After selecting a tour, photos and text commentary are displayed automatically when you approach a site included in the tour. Audio guides are also available (only in Japanese). The Outdoor Mode also supports several different tours. The "Basic Tour" allows you to browse information regarding the related sites freely at your leisure. Others tours are provided according to five themes. You will receive a Goshuin Stamp upon completion of a tour.

Notice:

Please wear earphones when you use "Fuji-meguri" in the Fujsian World Heritage Center.
Also, we kindly ask you to pay special attention not to disturb other visitors.
Please note that you must turn on Bluetooth and GPS to browse information automatically when approaching exhibits and sites, and also to collect Goshuin Stamps.