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Mt.FUJI

All rooms offer stunning views of Mt. Fuji.

Enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji through the seasons from your room.

Every room faces Mt. Fuji.
Relax by the fire and take in the breathtaking scenery

Enjoy luxurious views of Mt. Fuji from every room, with the mountain directly in front.
Spacious dome tents offer an open, comfortable atmosphere, and Mt. Fuji can also be seen from the dining and campfire areas.
Though not visible from the bath, Mt. Fuji adds a special touch to every moment of your stay.
Unwind in your room, savor a meal in the dining area, or gather around the bonfire—the ever-changing views of Mt. Fuji will color your memories.

From the dawn glow to the night’s silhouette.
The changing face of Mt. Fuji throughout the day

After check-in, Mt. Fuji welcomes you, glowing in the evening sun.
At night, it stands quietly beneath the stars beside the flickering campfire.
In the morning, it shows a crisp, dignified beauty under the clear sky.
The changing expressions of Mt. Fuji throughout the day will add color to your stay and create unforgettable memories.

The appeal of Mt. Fuji changes with the weather and season

Lake Yamanaka’s lodges offer ever-changing, stunning views of Mt. Fuji. Rare sights like Aka-Fuji and Beni-Fuji make for an unforgettable glamping experience.
Aka-Fuji occurs from late summer to early autumn mornings when the snowless mountain glows red.
Beni-Fuji is seen in winter, when the snow-covered peak turns pink in the morning or evening light.
You might also see Diamond Fuji when the sun aligns with the summit, or a rare “Kasa-gumo” (cap cloud) forming over the peak.
These moments are fleeting, so enjoy the many moods of Mt. Fuji during your stay.

Luxurious time spent with Mt. Fuji.
A collaboration with bonfire and BBQ

After check-in, Mt. Fuji greets you in the warm glow of sunset, its silhouette framed by orange and pink skies—offering peace and comfort.
At night, enjoy the quiet silhouette by the bonfire under the stars, a perfect time with loved ones.
In the crisp morning air, Mt. Fuji looks serene and majestic. Sipping coffee while watching the sunrise is the perfect start to your day.
Its ever-changing beauty will color your memories of the stay.

Mt. Fuji Photography Guide

Capture Mt. Fuji from our accommodation in its most beautiful form. Here are some tips to help you take the perfect photo to remember your trip.

When’s the Best Time for a Shot?

Mt. Fuji changes its appearance dramatically depending on the time of day and season. Discover its many faces and find your perfect moment.

Evening (Right After Check-In)

In the evening just after check-in, the slopes of Mt. Fuji glow orange as the sun sets, creating a magical atmosphere.

[Photography Tip] To avoid backlighting, try shooting from a slight angle for a more dimensional look of Mt. Fuji.

Night

A quiet night when Mt. Fuji appears as a silhouette. In the open skies of the Yamanakako area, you can enjoy a star-filled sky without interference from city lights. Constellations rarely seen in urban areas light up the night sky, accompanied by the warmth of a campfire.

[Photography Tip] Use your smartphone’s "Night Mode" or "Night Portrait" function. Placing the phone on a stable surface helps reduce blurring.

Morning

Clear mornings with few clouds and crisp air are perfect for photography. Brew a cup of coffee with the in-room coffee maker and enjoy the morning view of Mt. Fuji.

[Photography Tip] Turn on the "HDR" function to naturally balance light and shadow.

Smartphone Photography Tips

Even beginners can take beautiful photos of Mt. Fuji with their smartphones. Here are some key tips to help you get started.

Avoid Backlighting
In the early morning or evening, be mindful of backlighting. Simply changing your shooting angle can bring out Mt. Fuji’s true colors beautifully.
Turn On the Grid Lines
It helps you keep the horizon straight and makes it easier to center Mt. Fuji in your shot.

Adjust Exposure by Tapping
Tap on Mt. Fuji to adjust the brightness. This helps prevent overexposure and underexposure.
Go Easy on Filters
Let the natural colors shine. Keep it natural when shooting—editing can come later.

When to Aim for Red Fuji, Crimson Fuji, or Diamond Fuji?

Red Fuji

A phenomenon visible during late summer to early autumn (August to September) in the limited early morning hours. The snow-free slopes of Mt. Fuji are dyed red by the rising sun.

Crimson Fuji

A phenomenon occurring in winter (December to February) where the snow-covered Mt. Fuji glows crimson in the morning sun. The clear air makes it especially beautiful.

Diamond Fuji

You can see the "Diamond Fuji," where the sunset aligns perfectly with the summit of Mt. Fuji, from Yamanakako in November and February.
At Vision Glamping Resort Yamanakako, there are days when you can view this phenomenon right from the property.
Since the sunset time is early, we recommend using the early check-in option (paid) to catch this moment.

There are also rare, once-in-a-lifetime encounters with Mt. Fuji created by the day’s weather, such as the "Sea of Clouds Fuji" and "Umbrella Cloud Fuji."
Be sure to capture these moments with your smartphone.

Enjoy Mt. Fuji Even More!
A Guide to Stunning Nearby Scenic Spots

At Vision Glamping Resort Yamanakako, every room offers a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji.
But since you’re here for a special trip, why not also explore the stunning scenic spots nearby?
The Yamanakako area is full of “Instagram-worthy” spots that make your glamping stay even more memorable.
Experience the changing landscapes of the four seasons and create lasting impressions.

Lake Yamanaka (about a 12-minute walk)

Lake Yamanakako, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, is a popular destination offering stunning, close-up views of Mt. Fuji.
Situated at an elevation of 980 meters, it provides a cool escape even in the summer. Visitors can enjoy a variety of water activities, such as boating and SUP, and experience the seasonal beauty, from spring cherry blossoms and summer fireworks to autumn foliage and the famous Diamond Fuji in winter.

Hananomiyako Park (about a 10-minute walk)

Fuji-viewing spot with seasonal flowers. Spring offers tulips, summer has sunflowers, and autumn features cosmos. The park includes a greenhouse and a water play area, making it a great photo spot for families.
Address: 1650 Yamanaka, Yamanakako-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture

Yamanakako Exchange Plaza Kirara (about a 15-minute drive)

A popular scenic spot where you can enjoy views of Mt. Fuji across Yamanakako from the grassy plaza. On clear days, you may also see the "Reverse Mt. Fuji" reflected on the lake surface.
This open location hosts many events throughout the year.
Address: 479-2 Hirano, Yamanakako-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture

Yamanakako Lakeside Panorama Point (about a 20-minute drive)

From the summit at an elevation of 1,290 meters, you can enjoy a vast panorama of Yamanakako and Mt. Fuji. Early morning outings are recommended to catch the sea of clouds or the sunrise glow.
Address: Hirano, Yamanakako-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture

Oshino Hakkai (about a 15-minute drive)

A mystical group of spring water ponds fed by Mt. Fuji’s natural springs. This popular sightseeing spot lets you enjoy traditional Japanese scenery alongside Mt. Fuji.
The water is remarkably clear, making it perfect for a stroll.
Address: Oshino, Oshino-mura, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture