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VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako
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Families and couples report very high satisfaction, praising the Mount Fuji view from every room, the fully private setting, the in-room open-air bath and sauna, and cheerful staff service (Rakuten Travel rating 4.86 out of 5, from 245 reviews).
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Kids Facilities
In-room open-air bath and private sauna
In-room open-air bath and private sauna
Every room has a private-hire open-air bath, a private sauna (tent sauna), and a cold-plunge bath using spring water from Mount Fuji. Families can bathe together as many times as they like, at any hour, with complete privacy. The bath has a retractable roof, so it can be used even in rainy weather.
- •There is no communal bath or onsen on the property; bathing is centered on each cottage's private-hire open-air bath
- •Since each cottage has its own private-hire bath, please confirm directly with the hotel in advance whether children who are not yet potty-trained may bathe
- •Families can enjoy the sauna together if they bring swimwear. A sauna hat (free) and sauna poncho (JPY 440) are available for rental from the room
Italian BBQ dinner and kids plate
Italian BBQ dinner and kids plate
Dinner is a locally sourced Italian BBQ using Yamanashi-grown ingredients, with a choice of meat or fish grilled to order. The indoor dining space is fully air-conditioned/heated, so it's comfortable even in rainy weather. Elementary schoolers get a junior BBQ, and children aged 4 and up receive a kids plate with items such as omurice and fried shrimp.
- •Children's pricing: junior-high age and up is treated as adult; elementary schoolers pay 35% of the adult rate (junior BBQ plus breakfast); children aged 4 and up pay JPY 3,080 (kids plate plus breakfast); children aged 3 and under stay free with co-sleeping and no meal
- •Switching from the junior BBQ to the kids plate is free if requested up to 2 days before your stay. A birthday cake can also be arranged with advance notice
All-inclusive drinks, ice cream, and bonfire
All-inclusive drinks, ice cream, and bonfire
In addition to dinner and breakfast, the stay price also includes drinks (including alcohol) and ice cream from the fridge in your private dining space, plus the in-room open-air bath, sauna, cold-plunge bath, and bonfire (basic firewood included). Children receive a local peach juice nicknamed 'Nomomon' as a gift, plus free sweets.
- •The bonfire area has no roof, so it may be difficult to use in rainy weather. Extra firewood bundles are JPY 1,650 each
- •On rainy days, guests can enjoy games like Jenga and UNO inside the dome tent
Overview
VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa Yamanakako is a fully private glamping resort of dome-shaped tents lined up along the shore of Lake Yamanaka. Every room has a Mount Fuji view, and each cottage comes with its own open-air bath, private sauna, cold-plunge bath, bonfire space, and a fully air-conditioned/heated dining area. Dinner is a locally sourced Italian BBQ, with a kids plate for children aged 4 and up, and free co-sleeping for children aged 3 and under. The all-inclusive rate covers everything down to drinks and ice cream, so families with babies can relax without worrying about other guests around them.
At the foot of Mount Fuji, on the shore of Lake Yamanaka, this glamping resort is made up of dome-shaped tents (operated by Vision Inc., a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market). Every room commands a front-row view of Mount Fuji, and the open, airy dome tents let you enjoy the sunrise and a sky full of stars all to yourselves.
Rooms
The biggest feature here is completely private space. Each free-standing cottage comes complete with a private-hire open-air bath, a private sauna (tent sauna), a cold-plunge bath using spring water from Mount Fuji, an all-weather dining area with air conditioning and heating, a bonfire space, and its own private toilet - with no shared spaces, you can spend your stay without ever crossing paths with other guests. The bath has a retractable roof, so you can enjoy bathing, the sauna, and indoor BBQ dining even in rainy weather. Room types include Deluxe, WITH DOG (where you can stay with your dog), and suites for up to 8 guests; the 6-meter tents have 4 single beds, and the 8-meter tents have 6.
Dining
The all-inclusive concept is carried through fully: alongside a lavish locally sourced, organic-focused dinner and breakfast, the room rate also covers drinks (including alcohol) and ice cream from the fridge in your private dining space, plus the open-air bath, sauna, cold-plunge bath, and bonfire (with basic firewood included). Dinner is an Italian BBQ using Yamanashi-grown ingredients (choose a meat or fish grill), and breakfast includes items such as hot sandwiches and smoothies. Elementary schoolers get a junior BBQ, and children aged 4 and up receive a kids plate with items like omurice and fried shrimp; children aged 3 and under co-sleep for free. On rainy days, guests can also enjoy games like Jenga and UNO inside the dome.
Other
There is no communal bath, onsen, or pool anywhere on the property; bathing is centered on each cottage's private-hire open-air bath. It's about a 5-minute drive from the Yamanakako Interchange, or about 30 minutes by bus from Fujisan Station (with a free shuttle available near Fujisan Station and the Yamanakako bus stop). It's also a convenient base for sightseeing - about a 5-minute walk to Hananomiyako Park and about a 15-minute drive to Fuji-Q Highland. Late checkout is available until 11 a.m., 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 runs near Fujisan Station and the Yamanakako bus stop. |
| trainNearest station | Fujisan Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free (20 spaces, 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 |
Reference price as of August 27, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-19). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do children stay free at VISION GLAMPING Yamanakako?
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Children aged 3 and under stay free when co-sleeping, with no meal included. Children aged 4 and up (before elementary school) are charged JPY 3,080 for a kids plate with breakfast, and elementary schoolers pay 35% of the adult rate for a junior BBQ with breakfast. A crib and bed guard are also available for rental.
Is there an onsen or a large communal bath?
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No large communal bath or onsen anywhere on the property. Instead, each cottage has its own private-hire open-air bath (with a retractable roof, usable even in rain) and a private sauna, so families bathe privately within their own cottage.
Are meals included, and is there a kids menu?
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Yes. The stay is fully all-inclusive: dinner (an Italian BBQ using Yamanashi-grown ingredients, with a choice of meat or fish grill), breakfast, drinks (including alcohol) and ice cream from your dining space fridge, and the bathing facilities are all included in the room rate. Meals are served in-room dining, in complete privacy. Elementary schoolers get a junior BBQ, and children aged 4 and up receive a kids plate (such as omurice or fried shrimp); children aged 3 and under stay free with no meal.
How do you get to the resort, and is there a shuttle?
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It's 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 runs near Fujisan Station and the Yamanakako bus stop. Parking is free (20 spaces, no reservation required).
Can we bring our own baby food, and are baby items like a crib available?
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Yes, you're welcome to bring your own baby food or other items for your child. A crib, bed guard, and humidifier are also available for rental - contact the hotel in advance for details.
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