VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako
Reference price as of October 11, 2026 (stay 2026-11-07). US$ is an approximate conversion from yen. Check the booking site for actual rates.
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forumWhat families say
Guests praise the Mount Fuji views from every room, the completely private space, the in-room open-air bath and sauna, and the bright, friendly staff, and families and couples report very high satisfaction (Rakuten Travel 4.86 out of 5 (245 reviews)).
Kids Facilities
In-room open-air bath and private sauna
In-room open-air bath and private sauna
Every guest room has its own private-hire open-air bath, a private sauna (a tent sauna) and a cold-plunge bath using Mount Fuji spring water. The family can bathe as often as they like, without watching the clock or worrying about other guests. The bath has a retractable roof, so it can be used in rainy weather too.
- •There is no communal bath or onsen on the property; bathing means using the private-hire open-air bath at your own cottage
- •Because the private-hire bath belongs to each cottage, please confirm in advance with the hotel whether children who are not yet out of diapers may bathe
- •If you bring swimwear, the family can enjoy the sauna together. Sauna hats (free of charge) and sauna ponchos (440 yen) can be rented from your room
Italian BBQ and kids' plate
Italian BBQ and kids' plate
Dinner is an Italian BBQ made with ingredients from Yamanashi Prefecture in a local-produce style, with a choice of a meat or fish grill. The indoor dining area has air conditioning and heating, so it stays comfortable even in the rain. Elementary school children are served a Junior BBQ, and children aged 4 and over who are not yet in elementary school receive a kids' plate with dishes such as Hamburg steak and chicken nuggets (omurice and fried shrimp on the second day of a multi-night stay).
- •Children's rates: junior high school students and older are treated as adults; elementary school children pay 35% of the adult rate (Junior BBQ and breakfast included); children aged 4 and over who are not yet in elementary school pay 3,080 yen (kids' plate and breakfast included); children aged 3 and under stay free of charge with co-sleeping and no meals
- •Changing from the Junior BBQ to the kids' plate carries no charge up to 2 days before your stay. A birthday cake can also be arranged, subject to advance consultation
All-inclusive (drinks, ice cream and bonfire)
All-inclusive (drinks, ice cream and bonfire)
Along with dinner and breakfast, the room rate covers the drinks (alcohol included) and ice cream in the fridge of your own dining area, as well as the in-room open-air bath, sauna, cold-plunge bath and bonfire, with the basic firewood included. Children also receive a gift of the local Nomomon peach juice and free sweets.
- •The bonfire area has no roof, so it is difficult to use in rainy weather. Additional firewood is 1,650 yen per bundle
- •On rainy days you can enjoy Jenga, UNO and similar games inside the dome tent
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Overview
VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako is a completely private glamping resort of dome-shaped tents on the shore of Lake Yamanaka. Every room has a Mount Fuji view, and each cottage comes with an open-air bath, a private sauna, a cold-plunge bath, a bonfire space and a dining area with air conditioning and heating. Dinner is an Italian BBQ built on local ingredients, children aged 4 and over receive a kids' plate, and children aged 3 and under co-sleep free of charge. The all-inclusive rate covers drinks and even ice cream, so families with babies can take their time without worrying about other guests.
This glamping resort of dome-shaped tents was built at the foot of Mount Fuji, on the shore of Lake Yamanaka (it is operated by Vision Inc., listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market). Every guest room has a front-row seat looking straight out at Mount Fuji, and from the airy dome tents you can have the sunrise glow and a sky full of stars all to yourselves.
Rooms
The biggest draw is completely private space. Each stand-alone cottage comes with its own private-hire open-air bath, a private sauna (a tent sauna), a cold-plunge bath using Mount Fuji spring water, an all-weather dining area with air conditioning and heating, a bonfire space and its own toilet. There are no shared areas, so you can spend your stay without ever crossing paths with other guests. The bath has a retractable roof, so bathing, the sauna and BBQ dining indoors all work even in the rain. Room types include Deluxe, WITH DOG rooms where you can stay with your dog, and suites for up to 8 guests; the 6 m tents have 4 single beds and the 8 m tents have 6.
Dining
The all-inclusive approach is thorough here. Along with lavish dinners and breakfasts built around local, organic ingredients, the room rate also covers the drinks (alcohol included) and ice cream in the fridge of your own dining area, as well as the open-air bath, sauna, cold-plunge bath and bonfire (with the basic firewood included). Dinner is an Italian BBQ using ingredients from Yamanashi Prefecture, with a choice of a meat or fish grill, and breakfast includes dishes such as hot sandwiches and smoothies. Elementary school children are served a Junior BBQ, and children aged 4 and over who are not yet in elementary school receive a kids' plate with dishes such as Hamburg steak and chicken nuggets (omurice and fried shrimp on the second day of a multi-night stay); children aged 3 and under co-sleep free of charge. On rainy days, you can also play Jenga and UNO inside the dome.
Other Information
There is no communal bath, onsen or pool on the property; bathing means using the private-hire open-air bath at your own cottage. It is about 5 minutes by car from the Yamanakako Interchange and about 30 minutes by bus from Fujisan Station, with a free shuttle from near Fujisan Station and the Yamanakako bus stop. It also makes a handy base for sightseeing: Hananomiyako Park is a 5-minute walk away, and Fuji-Q Highland is about 15 minutes by car. Late checkout until 11 a.m. is available, limited to the first 5 groups per day.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 1385-43 Kurikibayashi, Yamanaka, Yamanakako-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi 401-0501 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 30 minutes by bus from Fujisan Station. About 5 minutes by car from the Yamanakako Interchange, about 15 minutes from the Kawaguchiko Interchange, and about 30 minutes from the Gotemba Interchange. A free shuttle is available from near Fujisan Station and the Fujisan Yamanakako bus stop. |
| trainNearest station | Fujisan Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 20 cars, with no reservation required. |
| callPhone | +81-70-5561-6292 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard, Discover |
| languageOfficial site | https://vision-glamping.com/yamanakako/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako 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.
Does VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako have baby beds?
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Baby beds are available to rent. See the Kids Facilities section on this page for details.
Is there parking at VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako?
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Parking: Free parking for 20 cars, with no reservation required.
How do you get to VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako?
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About 30 minutes by bus from Fujisan Station. About 5 minutes by car from the Yamanakako Interchange, about 15 minutes from the Kawaguchiko Interchange, and about 30 minutes from the Gotemba Interchange. A free shuttle is available from near Fujisan Station and the Fujisan Yamanakako bus stop.
Can we bring our own baby food?
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You are free to bring in whatever you like, including your own special drinks, favorite snacks and baby food for your child.
Is there a kids' plate for children?
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A meal with a kids' plate is prepared for preschool-age children aged 4 and over. Elementary school children are served a children's menu chosen from the same selection menu as the adult meals.
What are the check-in and checkout times?
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Check-in is from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., and checkout is at 10 a.m. Times may differ depending on the accommodation plan.
Can children under 18 stay without a parent or guardian?
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Guests under 18 staying without a person with parental authority need a written consent form from a person with parental authority. It is submitted to the front desk at check-in on the day.
Is there a cancellation fee if we cancel?
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The cancellation fee changes with how many days remain before your stay: 100% from 3 days before through the day of the stay, 50% from 4 to 7 days before, and 20% from 8 to 14 days before.
Do children aged 3 and under stay free of charge?
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Children aged 3 and under stay free of charge when co-sleeping. Preschool-age children aged 4 and over are served a kids' plate, and elementary school children a Junior BBQ. All accommodation rates are all-inclusive, covering drinks, ice cream, the sauna and more.
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