Fujino Kirameki, a Luxury Campsite at the Foot of Mount Fuji
The five-star cabins at this glamping site allow visitors to enjoy nature and the view of the volcano without compromising on comfort.

© Fujino Kirameki
Located an hour and a half from Tokyo and offering a breath-taking view of the iconic Mount Fuji, this glamping spot has everything that’s needed for a relaxing break in the heart of nature.
For an experience that provides a change of scene and brings visitors close to nature without compromising on the luxury of comfort, Fujino Kirameki is the ideal camping location.
Gourmet dishes with a barbecue option
The site, relatively unknown, has just twenty cabins that can accommodate up to six people each. They offer all the comfort of a hotel room, including a double bed, spa baths and, as expected from a glamping site, WiFi.
As for the meals, gourmet breakfasts and dinners are served daily, cooked or raw, to preserve, in spite of all this refinement, the simple pleasure of a barbecue at dusk with friends and family.
More information about Fujino Kirameki can be found on the glamping site’s website.

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki

© Fujino Kirameki
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