Narusawaso
Yamanashi Prefecture / Minamitsuru District
A lodging at the foot of Mt. Fuji where you can connect with nature
- Rental equipment available, beginners welcome! First time skiing on Mt. Fuji in winter
- Not just sightseeing, but a tour to experience the sea of trees
- A spacious, warm place that feels like home
Rental equipment available, beginners welcome!
First winter skiing experience on Mount Fuji
Located at the foot of Mount Fuji in Narusawa Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, Narusawaso offers ski, snowboard and skate equipment rentals to make your winter stay easier and more enjoyable.
You can rent boards, boots, skates, etc. at the inn and head straight to the slopes or skating rink.
In addition, we also offer plans with instructor guidance for groups of three or more people.
With Mount Fuji in the background and the crisp winter air, you can set off empty-handed without having to prepare any gear. You can enjoy not only the slopes but also plenty of time to relax at the accommodation, ensuring a stay where you can fully enjoy winter to the fullest.
Not just sightseeing, but a tour to experience the sea of trees
Narusawaso is not only a base for climbing Mount Fuji, but also a perfect lodging for exploring nature in the summer.
The owner is also a nature guide and is an expert on the area. Exclusively for guests staying at the hotel, he offers private one-hour nature tours of Narusawa's precious natural beauty, including the Narusawa Ice Cave, Fujikake Wind Cave, Aokigahara Jukai Forest, and the Bat Cave.
Entering the mysterious cave, you can feel the cool air even in summer and sense the activity of the volcano, and in the Aokigahara forest, known as the Lost Forest, the silence and breath of life will stimulate your five senses.
Enjoy the cool climate at an altitude of approximately 1000 meters and the peace of mind of a professional guide. Narusawaso is a place where you can have an educational and moving experience of nature that goes beyond mere sightseeing.
A spacious, warm place that feels like home
Narusawaso has a charming, rustic and calm atmosphere that gives off a sense of nostalgia.
The spacious building is filled with the warm scent of wood and a friendly atmosphere.
The atmosphere here is more like a home away from home, more like you're at a relative's house than at a traditional inn. Here you can relax and unwind without any pretense.
After enjoying the nature, you can relax on the tatami mats. We value heartfelt hospitality rather than flashy facilities.
Enjoy a trip that is uniquely yours at Narusawaso.
Pick-up plan
[Consecutive stays without meals] Get a great deal for stays of 2 nights or more! Eco plan with cleaning every 3 days
From ¥ 3,700
/Price per person when using one room for two people
Sheets are changed and cleaning is done every three days! This eco-friendly plan is great value and environmentally friendly.
If you would like to change your garbage bag, please inform the innkeeper.
[Room only] Check-in is until 9pm! Single guests are welcome! Bring your own records!
From ¥ 4,000
/Price per person when using one room for two people
For those who want to have plenty of time for work or sightseeing, and who want to decide their own meals
This plan is recommended for those who wish to check in late.
Store introduction
Guest room
Japanese-style tatami 10
Japanese-style tatami 10
Japanese-style tatami 10
Japanese-style tatami 8
Japanese-style tatami 8
Japanese-style tatami 6
Japanese-style tatami 6
bath/shower
There is one bath for men and one for women where you can stretch out your legs in comfort.
Bathing hours: 24 hours
Appearance and Facilities
There is a nostalgic record player in the lobby.
The analog sound quality of records is attractive because they record a wide range of frequencies, creating a realistic sound. You can also bring your favorite records and listen to them.
You are free to use the microwave and kettle in the shared space.
Location
Fujikyu Highland
Fuji-Q Highland, located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, is one of Japan's leading thrill-seekers, located at the foot of Mount Fuji. It is home to a variety of thrilling attractions, including Fujiyama, one of the world's longest coasters, Takabisha, known for its 121-degree drop, and the terrifying horror house Senritsu Meikyu.
On the other hand, there are also plenty of family-friendly facilities such as "Thomas Land" and "Lisa and Gaspard Town." It is directly connected to Fuji-Q Highland Station, making it easily accessible.
It is a popular leisure spot that attracts many tourists from both Japan and abroad, offering thrilling and moving views of the majestic Mount Fuji.
Oshino Hachiumi
Oshino Hakkai, located in Oshino Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, is a famous water spot consisting of eight spring-fed ponds where meltwater from Mount Fuji springs forth.
The highly transparent water is deep and clear, and when it is illuminated by sunlight it shows off a mysterious beauty that shines blue and emerald green. It was selected as one of the "100 Famous Waters of Japan" in 1985, and in 2013 it was registered as a World Heritage Site as a component of Mount Fuji. The area around the pond retains its traditional townscape, and it is also popular as a photogenic spot with Mount Fuji in the background.
It is a soothing and mysterious tourist spot where you can enjoy seasonal scenery such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves.
Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji Panoramic Ropeway
The Mount Fuji Panoramic Ropeway in Fujikawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, is a popular tourist spot that connects the shores of Lake Kawaguchi to the summit of Mount Tenjo, 1,075 meters above sea level, in about 3 minutes.
From the observation deck at the summit, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the majestic Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, with a spectacular view that changes depending on the season and time of day. It is also known as the setting for the folktale "Kachi Kachi Mountain," and the rabbit and raccoon monuments are popular photo spots.
Located just a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station, it is easily accessible and offers a spectacular panoramic view of Mt. Fuji in just a short time. It is a popular tourist spot that combines nature and storytelling, and is loved by many travelers.
Located in Narusawa Village at the foot of Mount Fuji, Narusawaso is an inn where you can experience nature and encounter the warmth of people.
You can enjoy active activities throughout the year, such as ski and skate rentals and instruction in winter, and climbing Mt. Fuji and exploring the Aokigahara Forest in summer.
Her husband also works as a nature guide, leading exploration tours to places like the Narusawa Ice Cave and the Wind Cave.
The interior is simple and cozy, making you feel as if you are at a relative's house. We hope you will enjoy a stay close to nature and a fulfilling experience.