


Fuji Private Villa GO
A Day at GO

3:00 pm
Your stay begins at a private villa framed by the seasons. The front door has a smart lock, so you can let yourselves in as soon as you arrive — no face-to-face check-in. Unpack and catch your breath.

4:00 pm
Warm up in the barrel sauna, then the cold plunge and a rest in the open air. Relax at your own pace with family or friends — leaving the schedule empty is one of the joys of having the whole house.

5:30 pm
Before dinner, sink into the jet bath. The large window in front of the tub is filled with Mt. Fuji and the Oishi countryside — watch the evening sky change color as the journey melts away.

7:00 pm
Our original kappo bento by Kappo Sasaichi, a long-established kappo restaurant in Fujiyoshida, is delivered to the villa at 7:00 pm (advance booking). Or cook with local ingredients in the kitchen, or head out to a nearby restaurant.

Night
After dinner, chat or watch a film in the living room. Enjoy a calm evening with the people you love over a glass of Yamanashi wine.

10:00 pm
The beds are by Simmons, with Koshu down duvets made in Fujiyoshida — light, fluffy down cleaned with natural spring water from the foot of Mt. Fuji. Sleep soundly in the quiet of the mountain village.

7:00 am
Take a leisurely stroll along Lake Kawaguchi in the crisp morning air. On clear days, snap a photo of Mt. Fuji across the lake.

8:30 am
Back from your walk, enjoy coffee and breakfast. Our original breakfast by iruka no shipo — a koji-infused soup full of local vegetables, with muffins — is available with advance booking. A taste of the region to start your day.

9:30 am
Read in the nook or lounge on the sofa. Leave the morning rush behind and enjoy the luxury of doing nothing.

11:00 am
One last look at Mt. Fuji beyond the window. Leave refreshed, body and mind, for your next destination — a holiday at GO you will want to come back to.

Autumn only
In autumn, take a stroll along the Momiji Corridor before check-in or after check-out and enjoy the colors of Lake Kawaguchi. The Kawaguchiko Autumn Leaves Festival usually starts in early November (about 5 minutes by car).
Mt. Fuji, from everywhere