Events to Enjoy the Arrival of Each Season
The world-renowned architect Mario Bellini designed a townscape inspired by Italian mountain cities, nestled at the foot of Yatsugatake. Piman Street, our main thoroughfare, hosts a variety of seasonal events.
Yatsugatake Marche
Event Period: July 12 - August 24
This event is designed for you to fully savor the deliciousness of vegetables in Yatsugatake, a region known for its abundant highland vegetable production. Enjoy shops from local producers, vegetable smoothies and shaved ice, and even a BBQ area where you can immediately enjoy the vegetables you've purchased.
Corridor Grape Festa
Event Period: September 2 - September 26
At Yamanashi Prefecture, boasting Japan's largest grape production, you can fully enjoy the autumn delight of grapes at the Corridor Grape Festa. This event lets you discover the unique tastes of various grape varieties, featuring a "Grape Wagon" where you can buy individual grapes to mix and match, and 30 kinds of freshly squeezed grape juices available during the festival period.
THE HALLOWEEN HOTEL
Event Period: October 1 - October 31
Halloween is a cherished autumn tradition at RISONARE Yatsugatake. In 2025, join the hotel's monsters to fully enjoy "fruit," unique to Yamanashi. We recommend dressing in your favorite costume and heading out to Piman Street!
Yatsugatake Wine Festa
Event Period: November 1 - 3
Our hotel's main street, Piment Street, will showcase 200 brands of Yamanashi-produced wines, available for tasting from 40ml. You can also savor a variety of dishes, including "Wine Houtou" prepared in a large pot, perfectly paired with wine. Engaging wine-themed races and the "Yamanashi Nouveau Release Ceremony" will also be held. These three days are designed for you to not only drink but truly enjoy the diverse pleasures of Yamanashi wines.
Recommended Plans
【40% OFF】45-Day Early Bird Discount
This accommodation plan offers a 40% discount off the standard rate. Enjoy a relaxing vacation at our highland resort, situated at an elevation of approximately 960m.