Kyukamura Fuji

[Accommodation] 35,300 yen per person. Bath tax 150 yen*2. 1,120 yen worth of points earned 【Plan】 Buffet of Mt. Fuji blessing Western-style twin (non-smoking) with bath and toilet [Parking] Free [ Comment ] This is my third vacation village Fuji. It was cloudy on the day I arrived, and Mt. I walked around Lake Tanuki about 1/4 lap clockwise. You've had an observation terrace and other facilities since two years ago. Dinner was from 17:30 and breakfast from 7:15. For dinner, I'm full of yellowtail sashimi, Shizuoka oden, Fujinomiya yakisoba, shrimp tempura, and more! Enjoy the desired Shirasu & Sakura shrimp bowl for breakfast. Unsurprisingly, the milk ramen was delicious. (Both refilled.) The experience was on the cafe terrace, with 'tokitsumugi-letter' and 'origami'. I wrote a letter to myself with my wife that would be mailed to me in five years (we don't know each other). It was only a little time, but it gave me time to reflect. The next day, a sunny day in Japan!!! You can see Mt. Fuji in your room, in the bath, in a restaurant or in a cafe. There was a little snow, but I was glued to the beautiful ridgeline. After checking out, we headed counterclockwise to Lake Tanuki. Take a walk around the campsite tent site. My next appointment is in March, so I'm going to say goodbye. I want to live somewhere I can see it every day. So I bought a picture (a poster) that I could put on my bath so I could see it every day. (I bought it two years ago, too.) 【Previous stop】Fuji Milkland 【Next stop】Horai Bridge

You can't beat the views of Mt. Fuji with the idyllic Lake Tanuki in the foreground (if the mountain isn't covered by clouds), but it comes at a quite a cost. Our charge for two people for one night was 39, 600¥! The room was clean and offered a great view, but it was nothing special. The bathroom seemed dated and mundane given the price. The onsen also was somewhat of a disappointment. Again it was clean and functional with a nice view, but I expected something more upscale. Finally, they offered a large and extensive buffet dinner. You could definitely eat a lot of food and I enjoyed trying small samples of the various offerings, but ended up slightly dissatisfied with the food quality and selection.

The weather forecast was not good, but the weather was pretty good during the day, but when I arrived at the hotel, I couldn't see Mt. Fuji, which is said to be beautiful from the room. In fact, the day I stayed was the day of the Pearl Fuji, but I couldn't see it at all. I had no choice but to take a bath in the hot spring and enjoy a Suruga-zukushi kaiseki meal. At this time of year, the main dish was Nodoguro. The volume of the sashimi was incredible, so I was full at the end. The dessert, which consisted of three types of tea, was also quite interesting. The hotel's welcome drink was also all-you-can-drink tea. The bath was hot spring, but there was no open-air bath and it wasn't that big. The shop was also quite substantial. The breakfast buffet the next day had a lot of variety, and it was impossible to eat everything. You should try the Suruga bowl, milk ramen, and beef tendon curry. Actually, it snowed on the day we were leaving, and I was worried about whether we would be able to return, but we managed to drive to the base of the mountain. Next time, I would like to come on a day with good weather.