Yasuragino Bettei Shikitei

This property was a treat to stay in, especially for the price. The traditional futons made for a quiet, relaxing evening before a busy day of touring Fujiyoshida. I was a huge fan of the wood floor bathroom and wooden bathtub as well. I would recommend spring or summer stays, as the traditional construction means it will be quite cold in the winter, but it was a lovely stay and I would recommend this to anyone visiting Mt. Fuji.

This property was a treat to stay in, especially for the price. The traditional futons made for a quiet, relaxing evening before a busy day of touring Fujiyoshida. I was a huge fan of the wood floor bathroom and wooden bathtub as well. I would recommend spring or summer stays, as the traditional construction means it will be quite cold in the winter, but it was a lovely stay and I would recommend this to anyone visiting Mt. Fuji.

Beautiful place to stay. The owner speaks broken English, but for this area it is a nice rarity. Make sure to call about a meal at ふじさん牧場-Fujiboku. It's a sheep farm across the street from the cabin. We didn't know they had this option until we arrived. There's a street in front of this cabin but it didn't bother us city dwellers. The staff here really treats you well. They offered us a free ride into Oshino, and gave us a post-it in Japanese saying "Help, we don't speak Japanese, please call *this number*". We didn't need it but that was very thoughtful of them. We also didn't know the water inside the house comes from old Mt. Fuji underground water reservoir. Supposedly has magical properties. I don't believe in it but its free and I didn't get sick from it. If you like nature, and want to experience Japans nature, here you go.

Beautiful place to stay. The owner speaks broken English, but for this area it is a nice rarity. Make sure to call about a meal at ふじさん牧場-Fujiboku. It's a sheep farm across the street from the cabin. We didn't know they had this option until we arrived. There's a street in front of this cabin but it didn't bother us city dwellers. The staff here really treats you well. They offered us a free ride into Oshino, and gave us a post-it in Japanese saying "Help, we don't speak Japanese, please call *this number*". We didn't need it but that was very thoughtful of them. We also didn't know the water inside the house comes from old Mt. Fuji underground water reservoir. Supposedly has magical properties. I don't believe in it but its free and I didn't get sick from it. If you like nature, and want to experience Japans nature, here you go.