Experience activities in the midst of nature that are typically beyond reach.
Enjoy lake activities at Lake Yamanaka, just a one-minute walk from the hotel.
Create lasting memories with activities such as kayaking and SUP while being surrounded by the majestic view of Mount Fuji.
Experience the full charm of Mount Fuji with guided tours of local attractions.
Depending on the season, our staff will recommend carefully selected spots for you to explore.
THE PARK (50 meters from the hotel) (Recommended for lunch)
A highly popular café at Lake Yamanaka, offering stunning panoramic views of the lake and Mount Fuji.
The menu features a variety of favorites, including fluffy original pancakes and gluten-free rice flour buns paired with Japanese-style patties.
Komen-ya Reel Cafe (Recommended for Lunch)
A renowned restaurant consistently ranked among the top in Yamanashi Prefecture on TripAdvisor and Tabelog.
Their signature dish, highly popular among diners, features a meticulously crafted soup made with Koshu free-range chicken and Fuji Sakura pork, paired with a Yamanashi wine-based sauce.
Hōtō Restaurant – Shoya (Recommended for Lunch)
A popular restaurant specializing in Yamanashi’s local cuisine, Hōtō.
In addition to hōtō, the menu offers a wide variety of set meals, including stone-ground soba, tempura bowls, horse sashimi, and simmered chicken gizzards.
Among the 12 different hōtō varieties, the pork hōtō made with “Fujigane Pork” is particularly popular.
Hōtō Restaurant – Kosaku (Recommended for Lunch)
A popular restaurant specializing in Yamanashi’s local cuisine, Hōtō, with nine locations across Yamanashi Prefecture.
The menu features traditional local dishes like hōtō, the beloved regional B-grade gourmet specialty chicken giblets stew, as well as horse sashimi and simmered shellfish, offering a true taste of Yamanashi’s culinary heritage.
SUP, Canoeing, Cycling, and Cruising Experiences
Enjoy SUP or kayaking directly from the hotel’s pier. For a more relaxed way to explore the natural beauty of Lake Yamanaka, rental bicycles are also available.
- SUP Experience: ¥5,000/person (1.5 hours) Shower facilities available
- Kayaking Experience: ¥5,000/person (1.5 hours) Shower facilities available
- Bicycle Rental: ¥2,500/person (per day)
- Banana Boat Ride: ¥3,000/person (0.5 hours) Shower facilities available
※ Scheduled to launch in early summer 2025.
Dallas Village
A hands-on experience facility featuring workshops and a barbecue restaurant.
Enjoy a variety of 11 types of craft workshops including glass blowing, lampworking, pottery, and more, making it a perfect place to spend the day.
Stargazing Tour (Best in Winter)
The pristine environment of Lake Yamanaka, surrounded by nature, makes it an ideal location for stargazing.
With its high elevation, Lake Yamanaka is less affected by dust and water vapor, providing optimal conditions for star observation.
Under a canopy of sparkling stars, the silhouette of Mt. Fuji gently emerges, creating a magical scene.
Pre-wedding Photo
Capture stunning photos with the majestic Mt. Fuji as a backdrop, whether at Hana-no-Miyako Park or overlooking Lake Yamanaka.
Enjoy the freedom to wear different outfits and try new hairstyles and makeup, creating memories that are distinct from your wedding day. Flexible location choices make this a highly sought-after experience.
※For more details, please contact us.
Kimono Dressing Experience
Immerse yourself in Japanese tradition with a kimono dressing experience that beautifully highlights your appearance. Capture stunning memories in the tea room located in Souan (the 3rd-floor suite) at HAKU.
Please note that photography in the tea room is unavailable when Souan is reserved for accommodation.
Diamond Fuji Weeks: February 1st–22nd
From October to late February each year, the extraordinary phenomenon known as Diamond Fuji occurs, when the sun aligns perfectly with the summit of Mount Fuji.
February 1st to 22nd is considered the prime period for viewing this natural wonder, often referred to as Diamond Fuji Weeks due to the stable weather conditions.
Yamanakako is celebrated as the “Sanctuary of Diamond Fuji” for offering one of the longest periods to witness this breathtaking spectacle.
Yamanakako Panorama Dai
Located along the prefectural road leading from Yamanakako to Mikuni Pass, this viewpoint offers sweeping vistas of Yamanakako below, with Mount Fuji majestically in the background. On clear days, even the Southern Alps can be seen from this breathtaking spot.
At sunset, the entire area is bathed in vibrant red hues, creating an otherworldly atmosphere. In autumn, golden pampas grass fields blanket the landscape, offering a stunning seasonal view. A stroll through these fields is highly recommended for an unforgettable experience.
Yamanakako Autumn Leaves
At a high altitude with cool temperatures akin to Hokkaido, Yamanakako’s autumn foliage is among the earliest and most vibrant in the region.
During the autumn season, the Yamanakako Sunset Shore Autumn Leaves Festival is held at the breathtaking “Yamanakako Sunset Shore,” a site chosen as one of Japan’s Top 100 Shores. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular scenery and festive atmosphere of this celebrated event.
Yamanakako KABA: A Unique Amphibious Bus
One of the rare amphibious buses in Japan, offering an extraordinary experience of diving straight from land into the lake.
Passengers can fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area, enjoying the light, wind, forest, and splashes of water—an adventure that only an amphibious bus can provide.
Yamanakako Hananomiyako Park
A breathtaking spot featuring vast flower fields set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Fuji. From spring tulips to poppies, sunflowers, and cosmos, visitors can enjoy a variety of seasonal blooms while admiring the stunning views of Mount Fuji up close.
Oshino Hakkai
A collection of eight pristine springs fed by the underground water of Mount Fuji. The spring water is formed from snowmelt on Mount Fuji that has taken decades to filter through volcanic rock, resulting in crystal-clear water free of impurities.
Recognized as one of Japan’s Top 100 Famous Waters.
