Stay in a 450-yr-old pilgrim lodge by Mt. Fuji
Room in Fujiyoshida, Japan
- 3 futons
- Shared bathroom
Hosted by Natsuco
- Superhost
- 9 years hosting
Listing highlights
Great check-in experience
Recent guests loved the smooth start to this stay.
Park for free
This is one of the few places in the area with free parking.
Room in a hut
Your own room in a home, plus access to shared spaces.
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Stay in a 450-year-old Oshi house at the foot of Mt. Fuji.
More than a place to stay, this is where history, prayer, and daily life live on.
As descendants of the Oshi, we welcome you into this living cultural home with a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
Renovated by the 18th generation, the house blends tradition with a gentle modern touch.A small café invites you to slow down.
Designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 2024,
we hope your stay becomes a meaningful part of your journey!
The space
Our home is a 450-year-old traditional Oshi house, carefully renovated by the 18th-generation Oshi and preserved with great care.
Unlike a modern hotel, this is also a living space that retains the atmosphere of the past. Elements of traditional wooden architecture and layout coexist gently with subtle modern touches.
In its warm and somewhat nostalgic atmosphere, we hope you will feel the flow of time and the way of life that has been passed down here.
To help us preserve this special place for future generations, we kindly ask guests to treat the space and its details with care.
Guest access
This is a historic building that has been protected for generations, and is where the 18th generation head of the family lives. Please refrain from entering areas marked "private" or "staff only."
During your stay
Our guesthouse has a vegan friendly cafe, fugaku wood works showroom and Oshi gallery. We offer a cozy atmosphere for travelers and also for local people. We are run by a family with small children so we hope the guests can feel like being at home!
Other things to note
-We live with cat.Our cat dosen't go guest room but if you have cat allergies,it may not good.
-Our guest house is 450years old Japanese house so winter time (December-March)will be cold. We set up heating equipment at guest room and cafe space but not in toilet or corridor.
Even our water supply freezes when its get really cold. At that time, we may close guesthouse.
Registration Details
Hotels and Inns Business Act | 山梨県指令 富東福 | 第5576号
More than a place to stay, this is where history, prayer, and daily life live on.
As descendants of the Oshi, we welcome you into this living cultural home with a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
Renovated by the 18th generation, the house blends tradition with a gentle modern touch.A small café invites you to slow down.
Designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 2024,
we hope your stay becomes a meaningful part of your journey!
The space
Our home is a 450-year-old traditional Oshi house, carefully renovated by the 18th-generation Oshi and preserved with great care.
Unlike a modern hotel, this is also a living space that retains the atmosphere of the past. Elements of traditional wooden architecture and layout coexist gently with subtle modern touches.
In its warm and somewhat nostalgic atmosphere, we hope you will feel the flow of time and the way of life that has been passed down here.
To help us preserve this special place for future generations, we kindly ask guests to treat the space and its details with care.
Guest access
This is a historic building that has been protected for generations, and is where the 18th generation head of the family lives. Please refrain from entering areas marked "private" or "staff only."
During your stay
Our guesthouse has a vegan friendly cafe, fugaku wood works showroom and Oshi gallery. We offer a cozy atmosphere for travelers and also for local people. We are run by a family with small children so we hope the guests can feel like being at home!
Other things to note
-We live with cat.Our cat dosen't go guest room but if you have cat allergies,it may not good.
-Our guest house is 450years old Japanese house so winter time (December-March)will be cold. We set up heating equipment at guest room and cafe space but not in toilet or corridor.
Even our water supply freezes when its get really cold. At that time, we may close guesthouse.
Registration Details
Hotels and Inns Business Act | 山梨県指令 富東福 | 第5576号
Where you’ll sleep
What this place offers
Wifi
Dedicated workspace
Free parking on premises
Washer – In building
Air conditioning
Unavailable: Lock on bedroom door
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm
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Rated 4.92 out of 5 from 156 reviews.
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for cleanliness
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for accuracy
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for check-in
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for communication
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for value
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Where you’ll be
Fujiyoshida, 山梨県, Japan
Kitaguchi Fuji Asama Shrine is nearby.
On the way to there, when you climb Honmachi Street, you will feel like you are walking towards Mt. Fuji with a large Mt. Fuji towering in front of you.
Like Fuji lecture while thinking about history, challenge the North Exit Fuji Asama Shrine and Fuji climbing from the Goshi no Ie (guest house)!What do you think?
Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen shrine, Fuji Yoshida city, is near our guesthouse. This shrine is strongly connected to Oshi and Mt.Fuji history.
Honcho Dori is the original main path to the shrine and Mt. Fuji from which a short and narrow lane called Tatsu-michi leads to our guesthouse. A stream of water called Yana gawa flows in front of the house.
In the olden days, the pilgrims would perform ablution at the stream in front of the house before entering the inner-most room that used to have a shrine called Goshinzen. Unfortunately, the Goshinzen no longer exists in our guesthouse. Here they would be greeted by the Oshi, who would offer prayers for the well-being of the body and soul of the Fuji-ko as they prepare their spiritual journey to the summit of Mt. Fuji.
One can see a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji from Honcho Dori. Honcho Dori is the main road to Mt. Fuji. The pilgrims would start their journey from the Oshi house on the Honcho Dori towards the Sengen Shrine. There are several sengen shrines dedicated to Mt. Fuji with at least three of them as known original starting points to climb the mountain. This particular Fuji Sengen Shrine is located on the Northern side of Mt. Fuji and was the most commonly used starting point for ascent to Mt Fuji in the olden days.
On the way to there, when you climb Honmachi Street, you will feel like you are walking towards Mt. Fuji with a large Mt. Fuji towering in front of you.
Like Fuji lecture while thinking about history, challenge the North Exit Fuji Asama Shrine and Fuji climbing from the Goshi no Ie (guest house)!What do you think?
Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen shrine, Fuji Yoshida city, is near our guesthouse. This shrine is strongly connected to Oshi and Mt.Fuji history.
Honcho Dori is the original main path to the shrine and Mt. Fuji from which a short and narrow lane called Tatsu-michi leads to our guesthouse. A stream of water called Yana gawa flows in front of the house.
In the olden days, the pilgrims would perform ablution at the stream in front of the house before entering the inner-most room that used to have a shrine called Goshinzen. Unfortunately, the Goshinzen no longer exists in our guesthouse. Here they would be greeted by the Oshi, who would offer prayers for the well-being of the body and soul of the Fuji-ko as they prepare their spiritual journey to the summit of Mt. Fuji.
One can see a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji from Honcho Dori. Honcho Dori is the main road to Mt. Fuji. The pilgrims would start their journey from the Oshi house on the Honcho Dori towards the Sengen Shrine. There are several sengen shrines dedicated to Mt. Fuji with at least three of them as known original starting points to climb the mountain. This particular Fuji Sengen Shrine is located on the Northern side of Mt. Fuji and was the most commonly used starting point for ascent to Mt Fuji in the olden days.
Meet your host
Where I went to school: Minneapolis college of art and design
My work: fugakuxhitsuki
I spend too much time: Travel, Music, Art, Space, Star Reading, Aromas, Manga, Movies, Handmade Seasonal
What makes my home unique: A place filled with the love of the✖️ owner of the shogun's house, a culture of Mt. Fuji
For guests, I always: We share Mt. Fuji’s history in person.
Since 2016, we have been operating an inn in the Fuji Oshi-no-Ie, a house with a 450-year history, to share the culture of Mount Fuji.
We love travel, music, art, and craftsmanship, and we carefully incorporate these interests into the spaces of our inn and the guest experience.
I offer Hoshiyomi and aroma workshops, providing opportunities for you to enjoy during your stay.My husband is a woodworker, and he worked on the renovation of the inn and the interior of the café.I think those who are interested in old architecture and handicrafts will also enjoy it.
Because it is a family-run inn, we hope you can relax with peace of mind, as though it were your own home.We strive to create a peaceful space that honors our rich cultural heritage while adding our own unique touch.Please have a relaxing time.
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