About 20 minutes by bus from Kawaguchiko Station, “Fuji Yurari” allows you to take a hot spring enjoying the magnificent view of Mt. Fuji.

They have 16 different types of baths such as open-air baths, cave baths, steam baths, and scent baths. In the open-air bath “Panorama Bath”, you can relish the panoramic view of Mt. Fuji.

Ont only the bath, but also you can enjoy using local Yamanashi ingredients at the adjoining cafe.

Plenty of amenities such as makeup remover and skincare products are prepared so you can drop by here without anything.

Open Hours
10: 00-22: 00 (last reception 21:00)

Fee
[Weekdays] Adults 1,300 yen (10: 00-19: 00), 1,100 yen (19: 00-22: 00), 4 years old-elementary school students 650 yen
[Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] Adults 1,500 yen (10: 00-19: 00), 1,300 yen (19: 00-22: 00), 4 years old-elementary school students 700 yen

• Adults with rental bath towels and face towels, 4 years old to elementary school students with rental face towels

Access
[Free shuttle bus] Operates from the Fujikyuko Line “Kawaguchiko” station (reservation required: 0555-85-3126)
[Train / Bus] From “Kawaguchiko” station on the Fujikyu line, take the bus bound for Lake Motosu and get off at “Fuji Midori no Kyukamuramae”, then walk for about 3 minutes. Take the Lake Motosu tour bus and get off at “Road Station Narusawa” stop, about 3 minutes on foot
[Car] About 10 minutes from the “Kawaguchiko” IC on the Chuo Expressway