SANU 2nd Home Kawaguchiko 2nd

It was a well-deserved getaway for the two of us.Rain was in the forecast, but the Room was far better than we imagined and it became an unforgettable memory!The kitchenware was fully stocked, and both the bathroom and toilet were clean and convenient.

We stayed at this accommodation during the autumn to early winter season. The small wooden cabins scattered in the forest are as charming as they appear in the photos. We chose a cabin with an elevated terrace, surrounded by golden larch and broadleaf trees, creating a stunning contrast with the blue sky on sunny days. From inside the room, you can enjoy a direct view of Mount Fuji covered in snow. The view is unobstructed between other cabins, offering a picturesque scene of sunrise gradients and clouds over the mountain peak. This spot is perfect for those who want to quietly admire Mount Fuji away from the bustling lakeside area. Morning views are especially recommended as clouds rarely cover Mount Fuji then! The firepit area features a hexagonal fire stand set on gravel with log stools around it. You can enjoy tending your own fire—whether it's watching glowing embers or lively flames—as shown in photos. While maintaining an outdoor feel, the gravel ground ensures relatively comfortable footing compared to soil.One standout feature of this cabin is its private sauna—a genuine Finnish-style sauna equipped with a HARVIA stove and wooden benches, complemented by an eye-catching teardrop-shaped round window offering views outside. A bucket and ladle for "löyly" (steam) are provided so you can fully immerse yourself in this experience privately.Next to the sauna is a metal water bath that can be filled for cooling off after your session. The wooden slatted floor allows water to drain outside naturally while serving as an open-air relaxation space close to nature.Inside, there’s what seems like a pellet stove that provides warmth while letting you watch flickering flames through its glass panel—a cozy indoor alternative to outdoor fires at night.The bathroom is clean and designed in Japanese style with separate areas for washing and bathing—ideal after using the sauna or even for families with young children or babies. The sink area is simple yet practical, featuring storage carts for towels and amenities.Overall, this cabin offers an immersive experience combining wood's warmth with elements of "fire," "water," and "forest." It’s highly recommended for those looking to enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Fuji while indulging in campfires and private saunas.Lastly, we recommend playing Sanu's playlist—which you'll receive after completing your reservation—on the room's built-in speakers; it adds just another layer of enjoyment!