Fujimi Station × Stays Popular For SunsetsClose to Hotel·Ryokan

A small boutique Hotel with only six rooms, inspired by the forest of Kobuchizawa, where the deep history of the Jomon period breathes. The innovative facade architecture, which suddenly appears amidst the nature of Yatsugatake, is designed by internationally acclaimed architect Atsushi Kitagawara. It offers a space where nature, art, and modernity blend, providing "time to rediscover yourself." Each guest room is uniquely designed with interiors themed around unchanging natural elements such as light, mountains, and forests since the Jomon period. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets over Japan's iconic majestic mountains, including the Southern Alps, Yatsugatake, and Mount Fuji, from the rooftop terrace with a 360° view of a star-filled sky. Relax to the core of your body in a private, reservation-only, natural hot spring Onsen with flowing water directly from the source. And savor carefully selected whiskies in the exclusive bar for Hotel guests, while listening to the serene silence of the rich forest. Amidst the tranquility of nature, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, spend a moment of extraordinary peace.

This Facility is a private cottage available for one group per day. You can relax in the wood-scented interior. In the garden, you can enjoy barbecue meals and a campfire. While there are no luxurious amenities, you can spend a relaxing time. From the wooden deck, you can admire the beautiful views of Mount Fuji and the Southern Alps, including breathtaking silhouettes of Mount Kitadake, Mount Kaikoma, and the Three Peaks of Houou during sunrise and sunset. To the north, you can also enjoy views of the Yatsugatake Mountains.

You can rent and stay in one of four renovated traditional Japanese houses, each exclusively reserved for your group, produced by Alex Kerr, a leading expert in restoring historic homes.

At the highlands of Shinshu Tateshina, you can enjoy the sea of clouds, a star-filled sky, and the magnificent scenery of the Central Alps. Dinner is served as a kaiseki course featuring mountain and sea delicacies grilled over an irori. On clear nights, you can stargaze from the onsen. The Japanese-modern Western-style rooms, renovated in 2016, offer views of Yokoya Gorge to the left and the Central Alps to the right, allowing you to feel immersed in nature.