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A Resort Hotel in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, at the foot of Mt. Fuji and surrounded by abundant nature. Convenient as a base for sightseeing around Mt. Fuji and touring the Fuji Five Lakes, with views of majestic Mt. Fuji from select guest rooms. Enjoy an approximately 80-item Japanese and Western buffet featuring Yamanashi’s flavors, along with a large Onsen bath and sauna. Relax in the natural beauty of Fuji and spend unhurried time together as a family, from children to adults.

A private resort log cabin with a full-property detached guesthouse and views of Mt. Fuji.Relax in a serene Japanese-style private space, richly crafted with domestically sourced cedar.

10-minute walk from Fujikyu Highland Station! Separate gender Onsen with open-air baths, and all rooms feature Simmons beds for a comfortable stay. Within a 10-minute walking distance, you'll find a large supermarket, convenience stores, bento shops, and restaurants. Perfect for sightseeing around the Fuji Five Lakes or business trips.

Just 1.5 hours from Tokyo and only 5 minutes from the Fujiyoshida IC, our campground is easy to reach door-to-door. It’s also conveniently located about 5 km from the city area with supermarkets and other shops, and just a 10-minute drive to the popular Fuji-Q Highland.All cottages are roofed and equipped with a BBQ grill plus heating and air conditioning, so you can enjoy outdoor meals and comfortable indoor stays in any weather or season.With clean bathrooms and toilets, a playroom where kids can have fun even on rainy days, and well-maintained Facilities throughout, it’s a safe and comfortable choice for first-time campers, families with small children, and senior campers alike.You can also stay with your pet if you bring your own crate.Located at an elevation of 1,000 m amid abundant broadleaf trees, our campground is proud of its seasonal natural beauty: fresh greenery in spring; cool summers that often don’t require air conditioning; autumn foliage (early November); and snowfall in winter (January to February).It’s just 2 km to the toll gate for the Fuji Subaru Line to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station. The “Mt. Fuji Parking” bus terminal used during private vehicle restriction periods is also nearby at 2.7 km—making this an ideal base camp for climbing Mt. Fuji.At “Fujiyama Onsen,” located within the grounds of Fuji-Q Highland, guests receive a discount. Enjoy both an amusement park and an Onsen in one trip.A free shuttle bus runs three times a day between our campground and Kawaguchiko Station (Fujikyuko Line), Fuji-Q Highland Station, and Fujisan Station—so you can camp even without a car.