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Sacred Mt. Fuji has profoundly influenced the Japanese view of nature and Japanese culture.It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 2013.Enjoy a magnificent location with Mt. Fuji close at hand, along with convenient access to nearby sightseeing spots.On the top floor, we also offer a panoramic large public bath using calcium carbonate Onsen, where you can relax while taking in views of Mt. Fuji.At Hotel Just One Susono, our entire staff is here to support your comfortable stay with warm hospitality,and we will be happy to assist you with a smile. Ideal for both business and leisure travel.

Nagakute Town, a rapidly growing residential area near Mishima City and Numazu City. Approximately a 12-minute walk from the west exit of JR Gotenba Line Nagakute-Nameri Station, with free parking available for up to 75 vehicles on a first-come, first-served basis. The renovated interior features a calming wood-tone design surrounded by greenery. New room types such as Extra Rooms, Monthly Rooms, and Connecting Rooms are now available, making it more convenient for large families to stay.

Gotemba Tanpopo Hotel is located 8 minutes from the Gotemba Interchange and a 5-minute walk from JR Gotemba Station's Fuji-san Exit. The blue 7-story building stands majestically with Mount Fuji as its backdrop, giving the impression that Mount Fuji is part of the Hotel's garden. The Room is a 1LDK apartment-style Room with a size of 56m², featuring a 6-tatami mat Japanese-style Room and a 16-tatami mat living-dining area. From the two windows on the left, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji, while the two windows on the right offer a panoramic view of the Hakone mountain range. The Room is equipped with full self-catering facilities and is the only Hotel in the city that allows pets to stay with guests. With excellent transportation access, it takes just 15 minutes by bus to the Hakone area and 40 minutes to Lake Yamanaka in the Fuji Five Lakes area. Since Mount Fuji was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2014, inbound tourists from all over the world have flocked here for climbing. It serves as a highly convenient tourist terminal.