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    Shiga Kogen Highlands
    Nagano

    Shiga Kogen Highlands

    A UNESCO Eco Park and one of Japan's largest snow resorts, featuring 18 interconnected skiing areas across a vast field. Skiers from around the world gather here in winter for the premium snow quality, while in summer, it becomes a sanctuary for trekking through alpine flora and beautiful lakes. Its high altitude ensures cool temperatures even in summer, making it perfect for wellness-themed stays such as forest bathing and stargazing. It is a destination where you can experience the depth of Shinshu's mountain resorts year-round.

    • Nagano
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    Mt. Yakedake
    Nagano

    Mt. Yakedake

    The only active volcano in the Northern Alps, characterized by the dynamic sight of white steam constantly rising from its summit. Known as an iconic backdrop to Kamikochi, the contrast between the clear waters of the Azusa River and the rugged rock faces fascinates photographers. With well-maintained trails, the summit offers panoramic views of the emerald-green Taisho Pond and the Hotaka Mountain Range. This mountain is highly recommended for active travelers wanting to feel the earth’s raw volcanic energy.

    • Nagano
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    Japanese Alps
    Nagano

    Japanese Alps

    A collective term for the Hida, Kiso, and Akaishi mountain ranges, named for their grand scenery comparable to the European Alps. With numerous peaks exceeding 3,000 meters, it attracts everyone from serious mountaineers to casual tourists enjoying views from ropeways. As a sanctuary for alpine flora, featuring permanent snowfields even in summer and dynamic rocky terrain, this is a highlight of Nagano where you can experience natural beauty on a scale that feels beyond Japan.

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    Nakasendo Way
    Nagano

    Nakasendo Way

    One of the five major highways connecting Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto during the Edo period, the Nakasendo passes through Nagano’s rugged "Kiso Valley." Today, historic post towns such as Narai-juku and Tsumago-juku are beautifully preserved. Walking through streets lined with traditional wooden architecture feels like traveling back in time hundreds of years. Trekking along this historic trail is highly acclaimed by international travelers seeking an authentic experience of old Japan.

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    Nagano Prefecture
    Nagano

    Nagano Prefecture

    Located in the heart of Japan, Nagano is a mountainous prefecture often called the "Roof of Japan," featuring peaks soaring over 3,000 meters. Globally recognized as the host of the 1998 Winter Olympics, it offers world-class powder snow in winter and breathtaking alpine trekking in summer. From historic treasures like the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle and Zenko-ji Temple to the famous snow monkeys of Jigokudani, it is a region where rich culture and majestic nature coexist in perfect harmony.

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    Suntory Hakushu Distillery
    Yamanashi

    Suntory Hakushu Distillery

    Known as the "Forest Distillery," this is a rare highland whisky distillery even by global standards. Nestled in the lush greenery and supplied by the pristine natural waters of the Southern Alps, visitors can see the production process of the renowned Japanese whisky "Hakushu." The distillery tours (reservation required) conclude with a tasting of rare whiskies. With its stunning architecture in harmony with nature and the dedication of its craftsmen, it is a sanctuary for whisky lovers and travelers alike.

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    Yamanashi Prefectural Maglev Exhibition Center
    Yamanashi

    Yamanashi Prefectural Maglev Exhibition Center

    Experience the world of 500 km/h! This is Japan's only facility where you can learn about the "SCMaglev," the cutting-edge technology Japan leads the world in. If you're lucky, you can witness the breathtaking test runs passing right before your eyes at incredible speeds. With exhibits on Maglev history, technology, and hands-on experiments with superconductivity, it's a must-visit for families and international guests interested in Japan's technological prowess.

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    Fuji Yurari Hot Spring
    Yamanashi

    Fuji Yurari Hot Spring

    A hot spring park featuring 16 different baths with breathtaking Fuji views at hand. Its "Panorama Bath" and "Sacred Peak Bath" feel so close to the mountain you could touch it. With saunas, cold plunges, and a restaurant served by SL miniature trains, it’s a total entertainment wellness center to absorb the power of Mt. Fuji.

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    Mitama-no-Yu
    Yamanashi

    Mitama-no-Yu

    A natural hot spring facility selected for "Japan’s Best Night Views." Located on a hill, it offers a dramatic panorama of the Kofu Basin against the Southern Alps. Soaking in an open-air bath while watching the city lights twinkle like jewels is a peak Yamanashi experience. Also features great local cuisine for a total body-and-soul reset.

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    Daizokyoji Temple
    Yamanashi

    Daizokyoji Temple

    A historic Buddhist temple with over 1,300 years of heritage near Isawa Onsen. Known for its connection to the Takeda clan and the guardian spirit of the hot springs. Its silent grounds feature important cultural treasures and beautiful seasonal gardens, offering a calm sanctuary for prayer and reflection away from the resort bustle.

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    FUJIYAMA Twin Terrace
    Yamanashi

    FUJIYAMA Twin Terrace

    Opened in 2021, this ultimate viewpoint at 1,600m altitude overlooks both Mt. Fuji and the two lakes (Kawaguchi and Yamanaka) from directly above. The sense of floating in the air while facing the majestic peak is a world-class photo sensation. Accessible by shuttle bus, it’s the front line of Yamanashi’s newest "Breathtaking Views."

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    Highland Resort Hotel & Spa
    Yamanashi

    Highland Resort Hotel & Spa

    Adjoining Fuji-Q Highland, this large resort offers front-row seats to Mt. Fuji views. Guests enjoy priority entry to the park, making it the best base for thrill-seekers. With an onsite traditional hot spring, "Fujiyama Onsen," you can recharge after a day of rides while enjoying night views of the illuminated park.

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    Kai-no-Hotel
    Yamanashi

    Kai-no-Hotel

    A group of hotels offering warm, community-rooted hospitality and high-quality hot springs. While not flashy resorts, they provide clean rooms and handmade local cuisine at reasonable rates. Ideal for solo travelers or active groups, they offer a nostalgic glimpse into the "Raw Landscape of Japanese Travel."

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    Seisenryo
    Yamanashi

    Seisenryo

    Founded in 1938 by Dr. Paul Rusch, this red-roofed lodge is the symbol of Kiyosato Highland. Originally a Christian retreat, it is now a tourism hub with dairy farms, craft shops, and iconic views of Mt. Fuji and the Southern Alps. Tasting their legendary "Kiyosato Soft Serve" while breathing the cool mountain air is a generational tradition.

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    Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel
    Yamanashi

    Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel

    Located in Fuefukigawa Fruit Park, this hotel offers some of the best night views of the Kofu Basin and Mt. Fuji. Known as a "Jewel Box" scene at night, it blends Fuji’s grandeur with romantic city lights. Enjoy world-class desserts made with fresh local fruits and soak in the views from open-air baths.

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    Fuji View Hotel
    Yamanashi

    Fuji View Hotel

    Opened in 1936 as Japan’s first high-altitude resort, once loved by John Lennon’s family. Its 30,000-坪 garden turns into a cherry blossom paradise in spring. Offering Fuji-view platforms, hot springs, and golf, it’s a classic, dignified retreat that embodies the history of Japanese mountain leisure.

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    abrAsus house Fuji
    Yamanashi

    abrAsus house Fuji

    An exclusive, one-group-per-day luxury villa designed specifically for viewing Mt. Fuji. The minimal, high-end interior features large glass walls, turning Fuji into art. With a private sauna and kitchen, it’s a sanctuary for creative minds to spend silent, luxurious "blank time" facing the mountain.

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    Konansou
    Yamanashi

    Konansou

    A lakeside ryokan offering Fuji views from some rooms and lake views from others. The rooftop "Foot Spa" allows you to view both Mt. Fuji and the lake simultaneously. With traditional cuisine and heartfelt hospitality, it’s a stable, welcoming base to feel Fuji’s majesty in the heart of the resort area.

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    Glamping Fujisan Kawaguchiko
    Yamanashi

    Glamping Fujisan Kawaguchiko

    Located in a lush forest in Fujikawaguchiko, this site blends nature with comfort. Dome tents offer Fuji views through the trees, creating a cozy campfire atmosphere at night. Fully equipped for beginners, it’s a place to wake up to birds and Fuji’s presence with a fresh morning coffee.

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    Vision Glamping Resort Yamanakako
    Yamanashi

    Vision Glamping Resort Yamanakako

    A top-tier glamping site where every room faces Mt. Fuji. Each unit features private saunas, cold plunges, and open-air baths for a complete retreat. Enjoy gourmet dinner on your terrace in total privacy. A supreme sanctuary to align your mind and body with the mountain's majestic energy.

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    Glamping Village Fuji Kawaguchiko
    Yamanashi

    Glamping Village Fuji Kawaguchiko

    A luxury outdoor sanctuary surrounded by greenery at the foot of Mt. Fuji. High-end tents and cottages with private baths and AC offer comfort in nature. Enjoy hassle-free BBQ and campfires under the stars. Perfect for families or groups wanting to feel nature's rhythm with the peak nearby.

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    HAKU Fuji Yamanakako
    Yamanashi

    HAKU Fuji Yamanakako

    A sophisticated, modern villa-style stay at Lake Yamanaka. The minimal, high-end interior turns the changing face of Mt. Fuji into living art through large windows. Ideal for families or groups seeking a private, stylish "life with Fuji" experience, moving away from typical tourist lodging.

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    La Vista Fuji Kawaguchiko
    Yamanashi

    La Vista Fuji Kawaguchiko

    A Provence-style resort overlooking Lake Kawaguchi and Mt. Fuji. Almost every room offers a panoramic view, and private balconies with bathtubs allow you to soak while gazing at the peak. With gourmet courses featuring local ingredients, it provides a romantic, airy atmosphere for an unforgettable getaway.

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    Hotel Kaneyamaen
    Yamanashi

    Hotel Kaneyamaen

    Famous for its 20,000-坪 Japanese garden, this grand ryokan offers the ultimate Fuji experience. Its rooftop "Aerial Open-air Bath" provides unobstructed views of the mountain. With nightly Taiko drum shows and matcha service in the garden, it’s a vibrant hub to enjoy authentic Japanese hospitality and mountain majesty.

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