A Unique and Luxurious Glamping Experience at AWAUMI Fuji Lake Kawaguchiko Resort, Overlooking Majestic Mt. Fuji

Each guest room is equipped with a private hot spring and sauna, allowing guests to engage all five senses through cuisine, space, and breathtaking views.
Blending the freedom of glamping with the comfort of a hotel, this resort attracts visitors from both Japan and abroad.

One of the resort’s greatest strengths is its convenience—just about a 90-minute drive from central Tokyo.
It’s also ideally located for sightseeing around Mt. Fuji: only 6 minutes by car to the Mt. Fuji Panorama Ropeway and about 12 minutes to Oishi Park.

In the surrounding area, you’ll also find restaurants, supermarkets, and medical clinics, making it a great choice for long stays.

One of the resort’s defining features is that every guest unit includes a private natural hot spring and sauna.
The hot springs use "Shurei no Yu" water from the Fuji-Kawaguchiko Onsen-kyo, known for its gentle, alkaline properties that are kind to the skin.
Guests can fill the bath whenever they like and adjust the temperature to their preference—offering the comfort and ease of bathing at home, with the added indulgence of natural onsen water.

The saunas are crafted from natural Japanese cypress and are available 24 hours a day.
Pouring water over the hot sauna stones instantly fills the room with steam, providing an authentic Finnish-style self-löyly experience.
The scent of cypress and the crackling sound of the stones create a deeply relaxing atmosphere that engages all your senses.

At the center of the resort is a 75㎡ outdoor pool, offering sweeping views of Mt. Fuji on clear days.
At night, the area is lit up, and the flickering fire pits add to the magical ambiance.

The lounge offers unlimited wine—16 varieties, mostly from Yamanashi Prefecture.
With a wide selection from dry to sweet wines, along with soft drinks, both adults and children can enjoy the experience.

Dinner is served BBQ-style and features premium local ingredients, such as "Fujisan Kuroge Wagyu" and “Fuji no Suke,” a hybrid of king salmon and rainbow trout.
The ingredients come pre-cut, so all you need to do is fire up the grill—no hassle with fire-starting or cleanup.

Each unit has a private terrace where you can enjoy BBQ meals indoors, protected from the weather.
A tightly sealed glass door separates the terrace from the living area, so you don’t have to worry about food smells entering the room.

No trip to Yamanashi is complete without seeing Mt. Fuji.
In response to guest demand, the resort recently added a private observation deck with a clear, unobstructed view of the iconic peak.
Climb the stairs to be greeted by a breathtaking view of Mt. Fuji in its full grandeur.

Whether it’s the mist-covered mountains in the morning or the silhouette glowing in the sunset, the view changes throughout the day and across seasons—making you want to visit again and again.
Exclusively for staying guests, this private deck is the perfect spot to capture Mt. Fuji all to yourself in photos.

The 7-meter-wide dome tents can accommodate up to six guests.
Even with two single beds and additional futons, there’s still plenty of space to relax.
Inside, you’ll find cheerful touches such as a hanging chair that sways gently and a full-length mirror cleverly designed to look like a stylish door—details that create a fun, uplifting atmosphere.

This suite features two connected rooms: a main living area and a traditional tatami room.
Futons can be laid out on the tatami, making this option perfect for family trips or extended family getaways.
Some suites even offer views of Mt. Fuji, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful breakfast with a spectacular backdrop.

In addition to all the amenities of the Suite Villa, this room type includes an 80㎡ private dog run.
The space is covered with natural grass, making it gentle on your dog’s paws and comfortable even in summer.
Pet amenities such as diaper sheets and food bowls are provided, so you can pack light.
You can also opt for a commemorative dog photo session—perfect for creating lasting family memories.

This cabin is surrounded by large windows for an open, airy feel.
It’s the only room type with a dedicated cold plunge bath, allowing you to cool down immediately after enjoying your private cypress sauna.
An outdoor reclining chair on the terrace completes the ultimate “totonou” experience—Japan’s word for the blissful feeling after a sauna session.