Yamanashi · Kawaguchiko & Fujiyoshida
Fujiyama Onsen
ふじやま温泉
Next to Fuji-Q Highland, with one of Japan's largest all-timber bath halls. Price includes loungewear and towels, so come empty-handed. Free shuttle from Fujisan Station. Prices revised April 2026.
- Price (adult)
- ¥1,900
- Hours
- 10:00–23:00 (last entry 22:00) / morning bath 06:30–09:00
- Closed
- Open daily (maintenance closures)
- Access
- 5 min by free shuttle from Fujisan Station
- Water type
- Bicarbonate spring
- Tattoos
- Not allowed
- Admission
- Weekdays: adults (junior-high+) ¥1,900, children (3 to elementary) ¥950 / weekends and holidays ¥2,300 and ¥1,150 (holiday rate applies at Golden Week, summer and New Year). Includes loungewear, bath towel and face towel. Morning bath (06:30–09:00, ground-floor baths only) ¥800 / ¥400. Stone sauna ¥680 (¥610 if booked at check-in; 3-hour limit). Discounts with a Fuji-Q Highland pass or ticket (e.g. weekday ¥1,500). No re-entry
- Baths
- Machiya-style building modelled on the Kusakabe Residence, an Important Cultural Property in Hida-Takayama; the nail-free timber-framed “all-wood bath hall” with a 12 m ceiling and over 330 m² is among Japan’s largest (facility’s own claim). Pillars are 200-year-old zelkova 60 cm across. Granite main bath, vanadium bath, high-concentration carbonated bath, lie-down bath, jets, cold plunge, sauna and one rotenburo per side (Mt Fuji is not directly visible from the rotenburo). Stone sauna, hot room and manga corner on the 4th floor; restaurant, massage, tatami lounge
- Water
- Magnesium-calcium-sodium bicarbonate-sulphate-chloride spring — a nationally rare multi-component blend (facility’s own claim). Vanadium-bearing natural water from Mt Fuji’s underground flow is used for drinking throughout and in the vanadium bath. Recirculated and heated
- Parking
- Large free car park (next to Fuji-Q Highland). Free shuttle from Fujisan, Kawaguchiko and Fuji-Q Highland stations
- Phone
- 0555-22-1126
- Official site
- fujiyamaonsen.jp ↗
- Open in Google Maps
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Why go
- All-timber bath hall
- Ideal after Fuji-Q Highland
- Towels and loungewear included
One of Japan’s largest all-timber bath halls — a full-service spa beside Fuji-Q Highland where you arrive empty-handed
Fujiyama Onsen is a large day spa in Fujiyoshida on Mt Fuji’s northern foot, right beside Fuji-Q Highland, designed so that visitors leaving the park or a Fuji excursion can drop in with no luggage and borrow loungewear and towels. Its showpiece is the “all-timber bath hall”, modelled on the Kusakabe Residence, an Important Cultural Property in Hida-Takayama, and built with traditional nail-free beam framing — 12 m to the ceiling and over 330 m², said to be among Japan’s largest, its thick 200-year-old zelkova pillars filling the hall with the scent of zelkova, cypress and pine. There is a granite main bath, high-concentration carbonated bath, a vanadium bath using Mt Fuji’s vanadium-rich underground water, lie-down and jet baths, sauna and rotenburo, with a stone sauna and manga corner on the 4th floor. The water is an unusual multi-component magnesium-calcium-sodium bicarbonate-sulphate-chloride spring, though recirculated and heated, and Mt Fuji is not framed head-on from the rotenburo (look from the lounges and grounds), so set expectations accordingly. Fees are steep at ¥1,900 weekdays / ¥2,300 holidays but include rentals; the 06:30–09:00 morning bath is a bargain ¥800, and Fuji-Q tickets earn a discount. Free shuttles run from Fujisan and Kawaguchiko stations.
Tips & cautions
- The morning bath (06:30–09:00) covers ground-floor baths only, no loungewear or rest areas; last entry 08:30.
- No re-entry. No time limit for regular admission (stone sauna 3 hours, limited numbers).
- Holiday rates over Golden Week, summer holidays and New Year.
- Show a Fuji-Q Highland pass or ticket for a discount — keep your stub.
- Little head-on Fuji view from the rotenburo; if that is your priority consider “Yurari” at Kawaguchiko.
- Tattoo rules may be strict, as at most large spas — enquire first (0555-22-1126).
- “Fujiyama Dining” restaurant open 12:00–20:30 on weekdays.
Getting there
~10 min on foot from Fuji-Q Highland Station (Fujikyu line), or free shuttle from Fujisan, Kawaguchiko and Fuji-Q Highland stations (Shin-nishihara 4-17-1, Fujiyoshida). Highway bus ~1 h 45 min from Shinjuku to “Fuji-Q Highland”, then ~10 min on foot. By car ~3 min from Kawaguchiko IC (Chuo Expressway); free parking. Tel. 0555-22-1126.
Before you go
- Tattoos are explicitly not allowed, even if covered.
- Last entry is 30–60 minutes before closing.
Features
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✔ Verified operating: 2026-09 Operating status and rates cross-checked against the official site and onsen guides (full source notes in Japanese on the JA page)
Prices and hours change. Check official sources before visiting.
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