Kawaguchiko Onsen · Fujisan Onsen × Organic AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

SANU 2nd Home is your "second home," a place where both body and mind can rest, and creativity flourishes.Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life to reconnect with nature through all five senses and embrace a lifestyle shaped by your own hands.Among the various SANU 2nd Home locations, Yamanakako 1st is nestled in a lush forest near the lake. Surrounded by serene greenery, it’s perfect for reading or working. You can also enjoy activities like stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), smelt fishing, or cycling.The white cabin architecture reflects an eco-conscious design inspired by honeycombs. Its large windows frame picturesque natural views, completing the space with seasonal scenery outside or flowers in vases inside.Morning: Quietly grind coffee beans on the terrace as sunlight filters through the trees.Afternoon: Play seasonal music playlists and let yourself unwind.Evening: Toast with natural wine while listening to insects chirping.Night: Add logs to the firepit as you lose yourself in thought.Your stay is entirely up to you. Discover your perfect way to spend time here!

The world's closest resort to Mount Fuji. Enjoy various activities such as tennis on a vast site of approximately 50,000 tsubo at the foot of Mount Fuji. All water in our Hotel is high-concentration natural vanadium water with the highest domestic level (120μg/l). Rain and snow falling on Mount Fuji permeate through basalt layers over many years, becoming natural water rich in vanadium and other minerals in a well-balanced composition. Indulge in luxurious bath time in your Room.

Natural Onsen "Fuji Five Lakes Hot Spring," breakfast featuring organic vegetable salads, freshly baked bread, and local specialties! Enjoy a variety of services including the Welcome Bar. Marvel at the breathtaking views of Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Fuji Five Lakes registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the majestic northern base of Mt. Fuji! Perfect for sightseeing at Fuji-Q Highland, Lake Kawaguchi, or climbing Mt. Fuji.