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Guests praise the location, where every room looks out on Mount Fuji, and the onsen communal bath Fujisan Megumi no Yu, where Mount Fuji is in view. Families also value being able to choose between main-building rooms and the cottages (one bedroom plus loft, with units where dogs can come along), the Japanese, Western and Chinese buffet featuring Suruga Bay sakura shrimp and Fujinomiya yakisoba, and the wide range of children's items available to borrow.
Kids Facilities
Fujisan Megumi no Yu (the hotel's own highly alkaline onsen)
Fujisan Megumi no Yu (the hotel's own highly alkaline onsen)
The hotel's own spring source opened in 2010. Rising from about 1,200 m underground, it is a highly alkaline simple onsen at pH 9.8 with a cleansing effect, known as a beautiful-skin bath. The bath is a view bath: on clear days with few clouds you can see Mount Fuji from the tub. A sauna is provided.
- •Hours for staying guests are 2 p.m. to midnight and 5 a.m. to 10 a.m., with the sauna from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- •There is no open-air bath and no cold plunge bath
- •Bathing is not available during cleaning hours, 10 a.m. to noon
- •The water is changed on Tuesdays for the men's bath and Thursdays for the women's bath, and bathing is not available during the water-change hours (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
- •The changing area has a diaper-changing table (horizontal type), a cold water dispenser, a powder room and a coin laundry
Nature programs at Lake Tanuki
Nature programs at Lake Tanuki
Hands-on programs for staying guests include lakeside walking (every morning from 6:45 a.m., free of charge), an evening gathering to look up at the night sky (Sundays and Thursdays from 8 p.m.), a tea-brewing class, an origami session folding Mount Fuji, and a night hike with firefly watching (late June to mid-July). Staff lead the programs.
- •Programs may be canceled depending on the weather
- •Advance reservation requirements and eligible ages differ by program
Cottages (one bedroom plus loft, with dog-friendly units)
Cottages (one bedroom plus loft, with dog-friendly units)
Twenty vacation-home-style cottages are dotted around an area about a 3- to 4-minute walk from the main building. Each has a one-bedroom layout plus a loft and sleeps up to 5 guests, with a kitchen, a shower room and an electric grill (Weber PULSE 1000); 10 of the cottages allow pets. Cottage guests can also use the hotel's onsen communal bath (bathing tax of 150 yen per adult).
- •The loft has futon bedding and is popular with children
- •Only small and medium-sized dogs (25 kg and under) may come along, up to 2 per cottage; advance reservation is required
- •There are 20 parking spaces reserved for cottage guests
Suruga kaiseki or buffet (with a kids' plate)
Suruga kaiseki or buffet (with a kids' plate)
For dinner you choose between the Suruga kaiseki course and the Fujisan Megumi Buffet, with about 50 dishes. The menu centers on local ingredients such as sakura shrimp, whitebait and fresh fish from Suruga Bay, plus Fujinomiya yakisoba and Shizuoka oden, and the live kitchen serves roast beef, nigiri sushi and freshly fried tempura.
- •Children seated with guests having the kaiseki are served a separate children's dish (the Kids Dinner Plate, 6,550 yen including tax for elementary school children on a one-night, two-meal stay)
- •Children's tableware, spoons and forks are available, as are children's yukata (for a height of 120 cm, ages 4 and over)
- •Allergies can be accommodated with advance notice, though complete removal of allergens is not guaranteed
Children's support items available to borrow
Children's support items available to borrow
Items that make a child's stay easier are available to borrow free of charge, in limited quantities, and contacting the hotel in advance is recommended. Together with the diaper-changing table in the bath changing area, the facilities are set up with families traveling with babies and toddlers in mind.
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Overview
Kyukamura Fuji is a resort inside Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, standing on the shore of Lake Tanuki, which is known for Diamond Fuji. A distinctive feature is the choice between the main building and the cottages, and Mount Fuji is in view from the guest rooms, the restaurant and the onsen bath alike. Families can enjoy the natural onsen drawn from the hotel's own source, Fujisan Megumi no Yu (a highly alkaline pH 9.8 spring known as a beautiful-skin bath), a choice of a kaiseki course featuring the bounty of Suruga Bay or a buffet of about 50 dishes, and hands-on programs such as paper crafts, bingo and firefly watching.
A lakeside hotel and spa looking out on Mount Fuji and Lake Tanuki. It sits inside Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and is also known as a spectacular viewing spot for Diamond Fuji.
Rooms
■Guest rooms and cottages The main building has 60 rooms in all: 20 Japanese-style tatami rooms of 10 tatami mats and 40 Western-style twin rooms, all positioned so that Mount Fuji is in view. The tatami rooms have a toilet and washbasin but no bathroom, while the Western-style rooms have an en-suite bathroom. About a 3- to 4-minute walk from the main building is an area with 20 cottages, each with a one-bedroom layout plus a loft and room for up to 5 guests. Every cottage has a kitchen, a shower room, a washlet toilet, a washbasin, a hair dryer, a refrigerator, a rice cooker (5.5-go capacity) and an electric grill (Weber PULSE 1000), so you can enjoy a fireless barbecue indoors or on the balcony. Of the 20 cottages, 10 allow small and medium-sized dogs to stay with you.
Baths and Onsen
■The onsen "Fujisan Megumi no Yu" The hotel's own spring source opened in 2010, flowing at 64.9 liters per minute from about 1,200 m underground. It is a highly alkaline simple onsen at pH 9.8, a spring quality described as smooth on the skin and praised as a beautiful-skin bath. There is no open-air bath, but on clear days with few clouds you can see Mount Fuji from the tub. A sauna is provided (2 p.m. to 10 p.m.), and there is no cold plunge bath. Bathing hours for staying guests are 2 p.m. to midnight and 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. The water is changed on Tuesdays for the men's bath and Thursdays for the women's bath, and bathing is not available during cleaning hours (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.). The changing area is equipped with a diaper-changing table (horizontal type), a scale, a cold water dispenser, a powder room and a coin laundry.
Dining
■Meals For dinner you choose between the Suruga kaiseki course and the Fujisan Megumi Buffet, with about 50 Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes. The menu centers on local ingredients such as sakura shrimp, whitebait, Fujinomiya yakisoba, Shizuoka oden, rainbow trout and fresh fish from Suruga Bay, and the live kitchen serves roast beef, nigiri sushi and tempura. For children there is a Kids Dinner Plate (6,550 yen including tax for elementary school children on a one-night, two-meal stay), along with children's tableware, spoons and forks. Food allergies can be accommodated with advance notice, though complete removal of allergens is not guaranteed.
Baby and Kids' Services
■Family support Items available to borrow include a children's pillow, a washbasin step stool, a toilet-training seat, a diaper pail, a bath chair, a children's yukata (for a height of 120 cm, ages 4 and over), a waterproof bed sheet and a children's toothbrush. Together with the diaper-changing table in the bath changing area, these touches show care for families traveling with babies and toddlers.
Activities and Experiences
■Hands-on programs and nearby sightseeing Staying guests can join lakeside walking (every morning from 6:45 a.m.), an evening gathering to look up at the night sky (Sundays and Thursdays from 8 p.m.), a tea-brewing class, an origami session and a night hike with firefly watching (late June to mid-July). From the Lake Tanuki area, Shiraito Falls, Makaino Farm and the Asagiri Highlands are 20 to 30 minutes away by car, and access to Fuji Safari Park and the Kawaguchiko area is good as well.
■Access and parking About 45 minutes from Fujinomiya Station on the JR Minobu Line by Fujikyu Shizuoka Bus bound for Kyukamura Fuji; get off at the last stop, which is right at the hotel. By car it is about 45 minutes from Shin-Fuji IC on the Shin-Tomei Expressway via the Nishi-Fuji Road, or about 50 minutes from Fuji IC on the Tomei Expressway. Parking for 80 cars is free with no reservation required, and there are also 20 spaces reserved for cottage guests. Day-use onsen bathing and lunch service ended on March 31, 2024, and these are now available only to overnight guests and group bookings. Children aged 3 and under stay free of charge and can enjoy the buffet together with adults. Futon bedding and amenities are not included for children aged 3 and under, but bedding can be arranged separately for 550 yen per night.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 634 Saori, Fujinomiya-shi, Shizuoka 418-0107 |
|---|---|
| directions_carAccess | About 45 minutes from Fujinomiya Station on the JR Minobu Line by local bus bound for Kyukamura Fuji. |
| trainNearest station | Fujinomiya Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking for 80 cars is available free of charge, with no reservation required. |
| callPhone | +81-544-54-5200 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard, AEON, Rakuten Card |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.qkamura.or.jp/fuji/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Kyukamura Fuji 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 Kyukamura Fuji?
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Parking: Parking for 80 cars is available free of charge, with no reservation required.
How do you get to Kyukamura Fuji?
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About 45 minutes from Fujinomiya Station on the JR Minobu Line by local bus bound for Kyukamura Fuji.
How are children's rates decided?
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The reference date for children's rates is April 1. Even before a child starts elementary school, the elementary school rate applies from April 1, and children entering junior high school are charged the elementary school rate until March 31. The rate for children ages 4 to 6 applies until March 31 of the year they graduate from preschool.
Children aged 3 and under stay free, but what about their meals?
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Children aged 3 and under stay free of charge and can eat the buffet together with adults. Futon bedding and amenities are not included, however, so if you need bedding it can be arranged separately for 550 yen per night.
Are there children's items we can borrow, such as a diaper pail?
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Yes. Items that keep children comfortable are available to borrow, including a pillow, a step stool, a toilet-training seat, a diaper pail and a bath chair. Quantities are limited.
Can we choose meals and bedding for a co-sleeping child when booking?
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For children ages 4 to 6 you book the option with meals and bedding, and for children aged 3 and under the option with no meals and no bedding. Co-sleeping is for up to one child, and the number of meals follows the meal conditions of the plan.
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