The most popular route to Mt. Fuji stars from Shinjuku Station in Tokyo → Otsuki Station in Yamanashi → Mt. Fuji . Usually people take the same route to go back Tokyo.

Ready for an adventure? Let's explore by taking a different route!

Jruro recommends " Triangle Movement" which involves taking a bus between Isawa-Onsen and Mt. Fuji either to or from Mt. Fuji.

  • Shinjuku ⇒ Otsuki ⇒ Mt. Fuji ⇒ Isawa-Onsen ⇒ Shinjuku
  • Shinjuku ⇒ Isawa-Onsen ⇒ Mt. Fuji ⇒ Otsuki ⇒ Shinjuku

Wine, Hot Springs, and Seasonal Fruits in Isawa-Onsen

Many more exciting experiences that are unavailable around Mt. Fuji!

By using "Triangle Movement," you can enjoy the special experiences of both Mt. Fuji and Isawa-Onsen.

Let's go to Mt. Fuji Golden Triangle!

Isawa-Onsen Station

Wine and hot springs.

Almost all tourist spots are within 10 min walking distance from station.

Some are even free!

Try locally grown seasonal fruits. They are unforgettably tasty.

About Isawa-Onsen

Isawa-Onsen is the place to enjoy hot springs, wine, and fruits.

In 1961, hot water came out from the middle of grape field while digging a well!

It started as "Aozora Onsen" which literally means "Blue Sky Hot Springs".

Outdoor baths with great views and private baths available

Foot spas where you can soak your feet.

Variety of hot springs experiences.

No.1 production of grapes and peaches in Japan.

Seasonal fruit picking and wine tasting available.

The only wine server in a train station in the world available.

Let's enjoy the fresh taste of locally grown fruit.

Easy access from Mt. Fuji and Tokyo.

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At the Isawa-Onsen Station Information Center, show this page with your smartphone to receive a wonderful giveaway.

Getting To Isawa-Onsen Station

From Tokyo area (Shinjuku)
From Nagano area (Kobuchizawa)
From Kofu Station
From Otsuki Station
From Mt. Fuji Station
From Kawaguchiko Station

At Isawa-Onsen Station

Wine Tasting
Buy Wine
Getting to Winery
Enjoy Foot Spa
Eat Fruits
Sightseeing
Starting from Isawa-Onsen Station!

Lodging of Twenty-Four Samurai of Takeda Shingen