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Oshino Hakkai & Hannoki Bayashi Shiryokan near Fuji Five Lakes, category - Theme Parks

 

About

Oshino Hakkai is a small "Theme Park" type attraction built specifically for tourists.  There are "Eight Ponds" (fed by snow milt from the slopes of Mt. Fuji), a small "Open Air Museum" (Hannoki Bayashi Shiryokan) with some traditional thatched rooms houses/farms and great views of Mt. Fuji for photo opportunities (depending on the weather of course).  The water in the ponds is famous for being extremely clear and clean because it filters down through porous layers of lava (they say for over 80 years!) before reaching the ponds.  There is a spot to actually drink this water directly from the source.  The ponds themselves contain a variety of fish and plant life which can be clearly seen from the edges of the ponds.

Around the ponds are various restaurants, souvenir shops and food vendors which sell products from the locals.  The "Open Air Museum" Hannoki Bayashi Shiryokan surrounds the largest pond and there is a small entrance fee to get in.  The traditional thatched roof farmhouses and Mt. Fuji far off in the background make for some great pictures.  Some of the farmhouses also display farming tools, samurai armor and some weapons of the feudal era.

 

Access

Closest Train Station: Fujisan

Shibokusa, Oshino
Minamitsuru-ku, Yamanashi 401-0511 Japan

Tel: 555-84-3111

• From Fujisan Station: Buses bound for Uchino and Hirano, and the Fujikko tourist buses also make a stop at Oshino Hakkai once or twice per hour. Get off at the "Oshino Hakkai" bus stop. Make sure to confirm with the driver, "stops at Oshino Hakkai?".
• From Gotenba or Kawaguchiko: Every other bus that runs between these stops (about one per hour) stops at Oshino Hakkai. Make sure to confirm with the driver, "stops at Oshino Hakkai?".

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Hotels & Lodging

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Hours & Fees

Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Closed: No closing days

Cost: 300 yen

Information presented is based on the time it was created. There may be changes since publication. Please confirm information by visiting the Official Website before visiting.

 

Resources

Website: Oshino Hakkai Homepage