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Guests mention the location with its views of Mount Fuji and comfortable stays in the spacious rooms with fireplace-style heaters. Some also report that the view of Mount Fuji is superb in good weather, and the lodge is valued as a place to take it easy surrounded by nature.

Kids Facilities

Animal petting area and farm experiences

Ages 0-12

At the animal petting area on the grounds, which is free to enter, you can get close to the sheep and goats. Feeding the animals, dairy-farming experiences such as milking a cow (reservation required), led-horse rides and butter making are all experiences that parents and children can enjoy together on a working farm.

Lawn and KIDS Plaza

Ages 0-12Outdoor

A wide lawn with views of Mount Fuji, where children can run around to their heart's content. There is also the KIDS Plaza with a trampoline, climbing, rolling and other play equipment, and rental bicycles are available.

A lodge kitchen you can cook in

Ages 0-12

Rooms come with a washbasin, toilet, bath and kitchen, and cookware and tableware are all on hand. You can use the kitchen to make baby food or prepare meals for your children, and barbecues are available on the grounds too.

No communal bath or onsen on the property

Ages 0-12Indoor

There is no communal bath, onsen, sauna or private-hire bath on the property. Each room has its own washbasin, toilet and bath. In a maisonette-style lodge, your family can bathe without worrying about other guests.

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Overview

Fuji Milkland Kogen Lodge sits within Fuji Milkland, a farm on the Asagiri Highlands at the foot of Mount Fuji. The lodges are two-story maisonettes built with Fuji hinoki cypress, and a lawn opens up right outside the terrace. Around the grounds families can meet the animals - milking cows, walking goats, feeding them and horse riding - and try hands-on activities such as butter making and strawberry picking, which makes it a fine fit for a nature trip with children. Each room has a kitchen and a bathroom, so you can cook for yourselves or have a barbecue.

This highland lodge stands within Fuji Milkland, a farm of about 100,000 tsubo (a tsubo is about 3.3 sq m) at an elevation of roughly 600 m on the Asagiri Highlands at the foot of Mount Fuji, in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka.

Rooms (Lodges)

Built with Fuji hinoki cypress, each lodge is a two-story maisonette with a spacious open-ceiling living room and a terrace. The lawn just outside the terrace lets children play while you keep an eye on them from the room. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms with a double and a semi-double bed, both generous enough for unhurried co-sleeping with a small child. Each lodge takes 1 to 5 guests, and up to 3 children who have not yet started elementary school stay free of charge when co-sleeping. Rooms come with a washbasin, toilet, bath and kitchen, and cookware and tableware are all on hand, so you can cook for yourselves. There are also room types where pets are welcome.

Baths

There is no communal bath, onsen, sauna or private-hire bath on the property. Each room has its own washbasin, toilet and bath.

Dining and Barbecue

At the BBQ Garden House you can grill Koju pork and Mount Fuji beef, both raised on the Asagiri Highlands, over charcoal with everything provided; reservations are required, and seasonal courses are offered as well. Plans with breakfast include a Western-style morning meal served with Asagiri milk. The restaurant on the grounds has family-friendly dishes too, including Mount Fuji beef steak, cheese-stuffed Hamburg steak and a special curry rice with a choice of spice levels, and you can eat with your dog at the terrace seats. The Fruit Village Cafe is popular as well, with gelato and soft-serve ice cream made from fresh raw milk, and parfaits made with strawberries.

Meeting the Animals and Farm Experiences

At the animal petting area on the grounds, which is free to enter, you can get close to the sheep and goats, feed them and take a goat for a walk. With a reservation you can also try dairy-farming experiences such as milking a cow, a led-horse ride (weekends and public holidays; children aged 5 and under can ride together with a parent), winter strawberry picking (free for children aged 3 and under) and butter making, which even young children can join.

Playing

Along with the wide lawn (8 a.m. to 8 p.m.), there is the KIDS Plaza with a trampoline, climbing, rolling and other play equipment (weekends and public holidays; some equipment carries a fee), plus rental bicycles - all ways to run around and play with Mount Fuji in view.

Access & Information

location_onAddress3690 Kamiide, Fujinomiya-shi, Shizuoka 418-0103
directions_carAccessAbout 30 minutes from Fuji IC or Shin-Fuji IC on the Tomei Expressway, and about 5 minutes from Kamiide IC on the Fujinomiya Road. About 2 hours from Tokyo Station via the Tomei Expressway, and about 3 hours from Nagoya Station via the Shin-Tomei Expressway.
trainNearest stationFujinomiya Station
local_parkingParkingFree parking with no reservation needed, and any number of cars per room.
callPhone+81-544-54-3690
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard
languageOfficial sitehttps://fujimilkland.com/stay/open_in_new

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From ¥5,000/ per night, 1 person (approx.)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Fuji Milkland Kogen Lodge best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Fuji Milkland Kogen Lodge?

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Parking: Free parking with no reservation needed, and any number of cars per room.

How do you get to Fuji Milkland Kogen Lodge?

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About 30 minutes from Fuji IC or Shin-Fuji IC on the Tomei Expressway, and about 5 minutes from Kamiide IC on the Fujinomiya Road. About 2 hours from Tokyo Station via the Tomei Expressway, and about 3 hours from Nagoya Station via the Shin-Tomei Expressway.

Can our children go horse riding?

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Yes. You ride a well-behaved, gentle horse once around the paddock. The view from up on that broad back makes for a special experience.

What is the butter-making experience like?

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It is a butter-making experience of about 30 minutes that everyone from young children to older guests can enjoy together. The freshly made butter can be eaten together with a special bouchee.

Is there a charge for a child who has not yet started elementary school to co-sleep?

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Children who have not yet started elementary school co-sleep free of charge, with up to 3 children co-sleeping free. The bedrooms have generous beds, so you can sleep comfortably alongside a small child.

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