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A Western-style building perched on a hill overlooking the mountain ranges of Kofu and the clear stream of Fuefuki River. At Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel, you will find an elegant space that captivates all who visit. Enjoy a fulfilling time surrounded by the graceful charm of Yamanashi, the "Land of Fruits," blended with Western culture, along with heartfelt hospitality and attentive service.

Kikushima Residence, located in the Yawata district of Yamanashi Prefecture, proudly selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Countryside Villages. This historic residence, designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property by the Japanese government, offers a serene space with over 150 years of history since the Meiji era. Experience rare materials and furnishings that cannot be replicated even with modern technology. These are not merely exhibits but "living history" that enhances your stay. The keyaki wood main pillar, traditional chests, and household shrines are said to be impossible to recreate today due to their unique materials and craftsmanship—truly worth seeing. The luster of wood polished by countless hands over time and the delicate textures created only through years gone by. Create unforgettable memories through genuine hospitality woven by history itself. Enjoy this extraordinary experience at Kikushima Residence!

A new open-air bath was added in November 2024. Enjoy a relaxing soak while taking in views of the courtyard.A classic Japanese-Western residence of approximately 200 m², beautifully lit by antique lamps.From a calm Japanese-style room overlooking the courtyard, walk down the corridor and you’ll find a Western-style wing with a completely different atmosphere. The kura storehouse connected to the interior features a wine bar and a theater room.In the evening, enjoy teppanyaki that pairs perfectly with wine, or gather around a bonfire in the garden. With exclusive use of the entire traditional house, spend an unforgettable stay unique to “Tsutaya,” where each space and each moment offers something special.