| Ticket type | E-ticket (direct entry) |
| Natural scenery | Mountains |
| Tour types | None |
【Usage Guidelines】
[Precautions for bathing]
*Due to facility maintenance, the museum may be closed for several days each year. Please visit the official website for details: https://www.fujiyamaonsen.jp
This ticket is valid for a specified date.
Tickets are valid only on the specified date and can be used once within the validity period.
E-tickets can only be used in an online environment. Please confirm beforehand that your mobile device can access the internet.
Printed paper tickets or screenshots cannot be used.
This ticket is not for resale; any resale of this ticket will render it invalid.
Monday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Tuesday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Wednesday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Thursday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Friday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Saturday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Sunday 10:00–23:00 (Last Entry Time: 22:00)
Yes, the Mt. Fuji area, including Yamanashi prefecture, is home to natural hot springs. Fujisan Onsen specifically offers a high-quality natural hot spring experience, with water sourced from deep beneath the Mt. Fuji foothills. It provides a unique opportunity to relax and enjoy the rich natural surroundings and the rejuvenating properties of its "beauty skin hot spring" (美肌之湯).
Yes, Fujisan Onsen provides a serene Japanese-style environment where visitors can enjoy beautiful views of Mt. Fuji while relaxing in the baths. The tranquil setting, especially in the pure wooden grand bath, is designed for guests to unwind and appreciate the iconic mountain and surrounding natural scenery.
Fujisan Onsen is renowned for its "natural beauty skin hot spring" (天然美肌之湯), with water directly sourced from deep underground at the base of Mt. Fuji. This spring offers exceptional quality, providing beneficial properties for the skin. Guests can indulge in the natural bounty of the region within Japan's largest pure wooden grand bath, creating a truly enriching and relaxing experience.
Fujisan Onsen is conveniently located near major transportation hubs in the Mt. Fuji area. Key stations for access typically include Kawaguchiko Station or Fujisan Station. From these central points, visitors can easily connect to the hot spring facilities, often utilizing available local transport options.
For local public transportation in the Mt. Fuji area, which serves regions near Fujisan Onsen and attractions like Fuji-Q Highland, common IC cards such as Suica, Pasmo, and other nationwide compatible cards are generally accepted. This provides a convenient and seamless cashless payment option for buses and trains in the vicinity.
Fujisan Onsen offers excellent accessibility. It is conveniently located near the Chuo Expressway Kawaguchiko Interchange and Fuji-Q Highland. For added convenience, a free shuttle bus service is provided, making it straightforward to reach the hot spring directly from nearby major transport hubs or key attractions in the Mt. Fuji area.
At Fujisan Onsen, you can experience the grandeur of Japan's largest pure wooden grand bath, offering an authentic and serene Japanese aesthetic. The facilities are designed to create a calm and peaceful atmosphere, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in traditional hot spring culture while enjoying the natural surroundings and views of Mt. Fuji.
No, you do not need to bring your own towels or toiletries. The admission for Fujisan Onsen includes the rental of both a bath towel and a face towel. This thoughtful provision ensures that guests can visit empty-handed, enjoying a hassle-free and comfortable hot spring experience without the need for heavy personal equipment.