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Camp
Lodging
Payment method
We accept cash, credit card, touch payment, and QR code payment.
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Experience
- Mt. Kenashi Hiking
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Selected as one of Japan’s 200 most famous mountains, Mt. Kenashi has an altitude of 1,964 meters. The majestic Mt. Fuji and Asagiri Plateau are visible from the ridgeline. Plants, rivers, and waterfalls dot the mountain, which shows the beauty of each season to hikers.
The ridgeline forms the border between the prefectures of Shizuoka and Yamanashi, and on the Shizuoka side, the field that stretches all the way to the summit belongs to Fumotoppara. With a height difference of about 1,100 meters, the hiking course generally takes about six hours roundtrip and is suited for intermediate and advanced hikers.
During the Sengoku Period (Warring States Period from the late 15th to late 16th century), the Jizo Pass Route was mined for gold on the slopes of Mt. Kenashi. You will encounter relics of the gold mining days, such as gold ore crushers and the remains of kilns and residences along the mountain trail.
- MTB
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Mountain bikes have wide, rugged tires that are stable on dirt roads. The handlebars are wider than on road bikes and cross bikes, so you can hold them firmly and ride stably even offroad.
Mountain bikes also have suspension that absorbs shocks from the road surface for comfortable runs on rough roads. You can go for a ride on the fields, but our mountain bike course in the forest is good for some extra refreshment.
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Campsite
Mt. Fuji and Mt. Kenashi are visible from anywhere on the vast grassland campsite.
You can drive your vehicle into the campsite and park it next to your tent.
Spots are free, so you can choose where you want to set up your base.
Mt. Fuji and Mt. Kenashi are visible from anywhere on the vast grassland campsite.
You can drive your vehicle into the campsite and park it next to your tent.
Spots are free, so you can choose where you want to set up your base.
- Check-in
- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Check-out
- 2:00 p.m.
- Open
- Year-round
- AC power
- Not available
Campsite Facilities
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- Cow Shed Toilet
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Western-style flush toilet with warm water toilet seats
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- Grassland Central Toilet
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Western-style flush toilet with warm water toilet seats; completed in July 2019; watering station in the middle aisle
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- Fujisan Toilet
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Western-style flush toilet with warm water toilet seats
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- Watering Stations
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- Watering stations are available at the campsite, center house, kitchen building, Grassland Central Toilet, and garbage station.
- All water is for drinking. There is no hot water.
- Do not pour ashes, leftover food, or oil into the sink.
- Take leftovers home with you or throw them away in the designated Fumotoppara garbage bags.
- Please wash bonfire stands and BBQ stoves at the watering station located at the garbage station.
- In winter, the faucet is removed to prevent freezing.
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If there is no faucet, turn the anti-freeze plug to release the water.
*If it is too frozen to turn, please wait or use the watering station at the Grassland Central Toilet. If you force the plug to turn, it will break.
- When bookings are full, you cannot register on the day. Please check availability in advance.
- There is no supermarket nearby. Please prepare your ingredients as much as possible before visiting.
- The campsite is at an altitude of 830 meters. Even in summer, it gets cold in the mornings and evenings. Make sure to bring a jacket.
- There are many rainy days throughout the year. If possible, please bring rain gear, such as umbrellas.
Store
Fumotoppara Original Goods
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- Sticker
- 500 yen each
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- Cut-out sticker
- 700 yen each
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- Drip coffee
- 200 yen
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- Fumotoppara Natural Water
- 100 yen per bottle
2,400 yen per case (24 bottles)
Asagiri Plateau Wild Game (Venison)
Asagiri Plateau gibier wild game (venison) is the meat of sika deer that inhabit the area around Fumotoppara. At the venison processing facility on the premises of Fumotoppara, venison is carefully processed to remove the gamey taste.
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- Venison back loin
- 450 yen/100 g
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- Venison thigh
- 350 yen/100 g
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- Venison sliced scraps
- 250 yen/100 g
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- Venison sausages
- 1,200 yen/3 pieces
Reservations are not required.
*As deer are wild animals, venison may be out of stock depending on the hunt.
*Sold frozen; please defrost and heat to eat.
Payment method
We accept cash, credit card, touch payment, and QR code payment.
Kanayama Terrace
Your time is valuable, and we want to make it as relaxing as possible complete with an opportunity to enjoy local ingredients. That is why we have started serving dishes made with a careful selection of ingredients from the local Asagiri Plateau area.
Open
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
*Food menu last order 2:30 p.m.
*Closed on Wednesdays except holidays
Menu
The venison used is Asagiri Plateau Gibier, and the pork is Asagiri Plateau Free-range Pork.
*Menu items may change on the day.
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*Please see details on Instagram.
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Location
Inside the dining hall in front of the administration building
Cottage Kashiwa
You can feel the warmth of the wood at this cottage that uses plenty of timber from the foot of the mountain. From the window, you can see the majestic Mt. Fuji and grasslands.
The cottage faces the campsite, so you can set up a tarp next to it and enjoy a barbecue or bonfire.
- Price
- 25,000 yen (same price up to 5 guests)
- Check-in
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (campsite available from 8:30 a.m.)
- Check-out
- 11:00 a.m. (campsite available until 2:00 p.m.)
- Facilities
- Kitchen/toilet/bath
- Capacity
- 5 guests (2 beds, 3 futon mattresses)
- Meals
- Not available
- Remarks
- Refrigerator, IH cooking heater, pan, kettle, kitchen knife, pot, rice cooker, tableware, sponge, detergent, body soap, two-in-one shampoo, gas fan heater, futon, towel
*Towels and yukatas are not provided, so please bring your own.
Facilities
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- Bedroom
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1 single bed, 1 semi-double bed, 3 futon mattresses on the loft, and a gas fan heater are provided.
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- Bath
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There is a unit bath and an open-air bath.
From the open-air bath, enjoy a view of Mt. Fuji all to yourself.
*Two-in-one shampoo, body soap, hair dryer, and towels are provided, but toothbrushes, yukata, pajamas, etc. are not provided.
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- Kitchen
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Furnished with an IH cooking heater, refrigerator, and rice cooker
We also have pans, kettle, knives, pots, various tableware, sponges, detergent, and tableware.
- What is kashiwa?
- Kashiwa are the oak trees scattered in the grassland.
Cottage Kashiwa was made using this oak wood. Kashiwa are considered lucky trees because they do not shed their leaves even in winter.
The leaves are used to wrap kashiwa mochi rice cakes.
Can you find the kashiwa trees growing near the cottage?
Suizanso
Mt. Fuji is hidden from view from this small cottage in the forest, but the private setting offers peace and quiet.
- Price
- 20,000 yen (same price up to 5 guests)
From 6 guests +3,500 yen per guest
Free for preschool age kids (no bedding)
- Check-in
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (campsite available from 8:30 a.m.)
- Check-out
- 11:00 a.m. (campsite available until 2:00 p.m.)
- Facilities
- Kitchen/toilet/bath
- Capacity
- 10 guests
- Meals
- Not available
- Remarks
- Refrigerator, gas stove, pan, kettle, kitchen knife, pot, rice cooker, microwave, tableware, sponge, detergent, body soap, two-in-one shampoo, oil heater, kotatsu table with heater, futon
*Towels and yukatas are not provided, so please bring your own.
Facilities
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- Room
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There are two Japanese-style rooms with 10 tatami mats (about 18 square meters) each and a built attic.
Bedding is provided in both rooms.
An oil stove and kotatsu table with heater are provided, and a TV for each Japanese-style room.
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- Bath
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Two-in-one shampoo, body soap, and hair dryer are provided. Towels, toothbrushes, pajamas, etc. are not provided.
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- Kitchen
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Furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, gas stove, pans, kettle, knives, pots, rice cooker, various tableware, sponges, and detergent
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- Yard
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You can have a barbecue or bonfire in the yard.
Please be sure to do so below the deck and do not use direct fire.
Kenashi Sanso
Located at the foot of Mt. Kenashi, this lodging house was renovated in 2018 using plenty of timber from the mountain. The interior is bright and smells of wood.
Individual rooms are rented out while the kitchen, toilet, and shower room are shared by guests.
- Price
- 20,000 yen (same price up to 5 guests)
From 6 guests +3,500 yen per guest
Free for preschool age kids (no bedding)
- Check-in
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (campsite available from 8:30 a.m.)
- Check-out
- 11:00 a.m. (campsite available until 2:00 p.m.)
- Shared Facilities
- Kitchen/toilet/shower room
- Room Facilities
- 2 beds, 3 futon mattresses/TV/refrigerator
- Capacity
- 5 guests per room (2 beds, 3 futon mattresses)
- Meals
- Not available
- Remarks
- Refrigerator, IH cooking heater, pan, kettle, kitchen knife, pot, rice cooker, sponge, detergent, body soap, two-in-one shampoo, gas fan heater, futon
*Towels and yukatas are not provided, so please bring your own.
Facilities
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- Room
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A Japanese-Western style room with about 35 square meters of flooring and tatami mats
There are 2 beds, 3 sets of futons, a TV, a refrigerator, and a gas fan heater.
You can set up a tarp right outside the large window and have a barbecue right outside your room.
*Direct fire is not permitted. Be sure to use the barbecue stove and bonfire stand.
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- Shower room and wash basin
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The space is shared by all guests.
There are two shower rooms each for men and women. Two-in-one shampoo, body soap, and hair dryers are provided.
*Towels, toothbrushes, pajamas, yukatas, etc. are not provided.
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- Living room
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The space is shared by all guests. Please share it with fellow lodgers. The kitchen is furnished with an IH cooking heater, pans, kettle, knives, pots, microwave, sponges, and detergent.
*Plates, cups, and other tableware are not provided.
*Please use the refrigerator furnished in each room.
- What is Kenashiyama?
- Kenashiyama, or Mt. Kenashi, is the mountain that towers right behind Kenashi Sanso at an altitude of 1,994 meters.
During the Warring States Period (late 15th to late 16th century), the mountain prospered with gold mining and was called Fuji Gold Mine (Fumoto Gold Mine). Today, it is crowded with hikers seeking a panoramic view of the Asagiri Plateau. Benefitting from the bounties of Mt. Kenashi, Fumotoppara manages the forest of the mountain and other areas. Kenashi Sanso was renovated using the timber from Mt. Kenashi.
Kanayama Cabin
This cabin is a trailer with a large window.
On sunny days, you can see majestic Mt. Fuji from the wooden deck or through the window.
- Price
- 20,000 yen (same price up to 5 guests)
- Check-in
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (campsite available from 8:30 a.m.)
- Check-out
- 11:00 a.m. (campsite available until 2:00 p.m.)
- Facilities
- Toilet/water supply (outdoors)
- Number of buildings
- 2
- Capacity
- 5 guests per building
- Meals
- Not available
- Remarks
- Please bring your own toiletries and travel items.
Facilities
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- Room
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The room is a Japanese-Western style room with tatami mats and soothing indirect lighting.
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- Wooden deck
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Free yourself on the spacious wooden deck.
Please be sure to have barbecues and bonfires below the deck.
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- Outdoors
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There is a wooden deck with space below for a tent.
Please do not use direct fire for barbecues and bonfires.
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- Toilet and water supply (outdoors)
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The toilet and water are located outside. There is no bath.
Korokke
This cabin is located in the woods and is a made of corrugated pipe.
You can enjoy camping in the sunlight through the trees without setting up a tent.
Bedding is not provided, so please bring your own.
- Price
- 10,000 yen (same price up to 2 guests)
- Check-in
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (campsite available from 8:30 a.m.)
- Check-out
- 11:00 a.m. (campsite available until 2:00 p.m.)
- Facilities
- Toilet/water supply (outdoors)/Electric blanket
- Number of buildings
- 3
- Capacity
- 2 guests per building
- Meals
- Not available
- Remarks
- Please bring your own toiletries, travel items and bedding.
設備
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- Room
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The use of wood as well as steel gives it a warm feeling.
The seat is 210cm x 70cm.
There is an electrical outlet in the room.
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- Outdoors
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Surrounded by large trees, it is a calm space.
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- Toilet and water supply (outdoors)
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The toilet and water are located outside. There is no bath.
Mahoroba
A wooden lodging house surrounded by the mountain forest
Intended for use by groups, Mahoroba bookings are available from 20 guests.
The facility was a branch school before being used as a lodging facility.
It is perfect for nature experiences, outdoor activities, and training programs.
- Price
- 2,500 yen per guest (from 20 guests)
- Check-in
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (campsite available from 8:30 a.m.)
- Check-out
- 11:00 a.m. (campsite available until 2:00 p.m.)
- Room
- 1 Western-style room about 100 square meters
2 Western-style rooms about 50 square meters each
- Facilities
- Toilet/bath
- Number of buildings
- 2
- Capacity
- 50 guests
- Meals
- Not available
- Remarks
- [Room] Futon mattress, gas fan heater, tables and chairs (for meetings)
[Bath] Two-in-one shampoo, body soap
*Towels, pajamas, yukatas, and amenities are not provided, so please bring your own.
Facilities
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- Room
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There is one 100-square-meter Western-style room and two 50-square-meter Western-style rooms.
Futon mattresses, gas fan heater, tables and meeting chairs are provided.
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- Self-catering facility
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You can cook and enjoy a barbecue at the self-catering facility.
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- Bath
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There are 6 showers and 1 bathtub each for men and women.
Two-in-one shampoo and body soap are provided.
*Towels, toothbrushes, pajamas, yukatas, and amenities are not provided.
Please notify us in advance what time you wish to use the bath.
- Fire is strictly prohibited on the deck.
- Direct fire is not permitted. Be sure to use the barbecue stove and bonfire stand.
- Pets are not allowed inside the building.
- No vehicles are permitted to enter or exit after sunset.