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Fujiyama Onsen

Fujiyama Onsen

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Fujiyama Onsen is a natural hot spring facility located 1.5 kilometers southeast of Lake Kawaguchi, directly adjacent to Fuji-Q Highland. It features one of the largest wooden bathing halls in Japan, a massive 1,000-cubic-meter space constructed using traditional architectural techniques. The hall is defined by 12-meter-high ceilings supported by 200-year-old timber beams, creating a sense of openness that prevents the area from feeling crowded even during peak times. The nutrient-rich water sourced here is high in minerals and is particularly regarded for its skin-softening benefits.

The indoor facilities are extensive and well-maintained. In the men’s section, the layout includes a large rectangular primary bath, a naturally carbonated tub, a lukewarm bath, and a mizu-buro (cold-water bath) used for cooling down after the Finnish sauna. Near the showers, specialized “sleeping baths” provide jacuzzi-style jet bubbles for muscle massage. Outside, a long open-air bath is bordered by natural rock ledges. While the surrounding walls prevent a direct view of Mount Fuji, the outdoor air provides a refreshing contrast to the steam of the interior hall.

On the second floor, a reasonably priced restaurant and dining area serves local cuisine. The facility also includes a ganbanyoku (stone sauna), a hammock room, and massage chairs for post-bath relaxation. While the entrance fee is higher than standard public bathhouses, the quality of the traditional woodwork and the variety of specialized baths make it a standout destination in the region.

Visitor Information
Address 4-17-1 Shin-nishihara, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi 403-0017 (Google Maps)
Opening Hours Morning: 6:30 AM – 9:00 AM / Regular: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Open year-round.
Price Adults: ¥1,600 (Weekdays) / ¥2,000 (Weekends)
Children: ¥800 (Weekdays) / ¥1,000 (Weekends)
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Access
Station / Stop Line / Bus Access Details
Kawaguchiko Station Fujikyuko Line Take the free shuttle bus provided by the facility (approx. 10 mins)
Fuji-Q Highland Bus / Train Located immediately adjacent to the highland resort; a 5-minute walk from the main entrance
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