A mystical atmosphere that only Mt. Fuji can provide
Mt. Fuji has been registered as a World Cultural Heritage site as an object of faith and the source of art. People have regarded Mount Fuji, with its height and beauty combined with the terror of eruptions, as a sacred mountain housing gods.
The vital sea of trees
The sea of trees that formed in the scorched land due to the eruption of Mt. Fuji is a vast primeval forest. We offer activities where you can breathe in the vital essence of the forest, abundant with moss, ferns, and thriving trees.
"Fuji Five Lakes" surrounding Mt. Fuji
"Fuji Five Lakes," including Lake Kawaguchiko (which stretches in front of HOSHINOYA Fuji), are all dammed lakes formed by the eruption of Mt. Fuji. Each is designated as World Heritage Sites as part of Mt. Fuji's constituent assets.
Early morning canoe ride to the still lake
Lake Kawaguchiko is quiet and beautiful in the early morning with few boats. On a sunny day with good conditions, you can see the mysterious view of Mt. Fuji reflected on the surface of the lake.