Mount Fuji Isawa Onsen Tours and Trips (Yamanashi Prefecture)

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Fujisan Isawa Onsen

Mount Fuji Isawa Hot Springs

(Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture)

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*This map shows the "Mt. Fuji Isawa Onsen Ryokan Association."

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, bruises, chronic digestive diseases, poor circulation, fatigue recovery, gout
Spring quality:
Alkaline simple hot spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Located near famous fruit growing areas, the Grape Hill and Shangri-La are must-sees. Historic temples and shrines such as Kai Zenkoji Temple and Takeda Shrine are also popular spots.

Highlights

This hot spring town overlooks Mount Fuji, the Southern Alps, and the foothills of Mount Chichibu and is surrounded by vast orchards. It is highly rated for its excellent hot springs that are gentle on the skin.

Hot Spring Specialties

Mount Fuji Isawa Onsen hot springs spring up in a major peach and grape producing area
Fujisan Isawa Onsenkyo is known for the hot springs that first gushed forth in a vineyard in 1961 and have developed into one of Japan's leading hot spring towns. The surrounding area is famous for its grapes and peaches, and is surrounded by vast orchards and wineries. Events to enjoy the bounty of the seasons are held here, such as the Peach Blossom Festival in spring, peach picking in summer, grape picking in autumn, and the Wine Festival in winter, making it popular with women's groups and families. Misaka Togenkyo Park, Monde Sake Brewery, and Hombo Shuzo Mars Yamanashi Winery are some of the most popular sightseeing spots in the area.

Hot Springs

A recreation of the cormorant fishing on foot that was practiced during the Heian period
Cormorant fishing is a traditional fishing method that has been practiced throughout Japan since ancient times, in which a master fisherman controls a cormorant to catch fish. The style in which cormorant fishermen on Nagara River and other rivers ride in small boats is widely known, but Isawa cormorant fishing is characterized by the "kachiu" style, in which the cormorant fishermen directly enter the river. It was depicted in a Noh play long ago, and its history is said to date back to the Heian period. Depending on the conditions of the river, it is held for about a month from around Jul. 20th on the Fuefuki River, a former cormorant fishing river, and a cormorant fisherman experience is also planned for a limited number of people. It is one of the recommended traditional events.