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* [https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6902.html Onsen guide]
* [https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6902.html Onsen guide]


* Hotel Mifujien: "This aging hotel is the only one of the ryokan and hotels along Lake Kawaguchiko's northeastern shore which opens its baths to non-staying guests during the day. Its gender separated bathing facilities have seen better days, but the views of Mount Fuji are quite nice."
* Hotel Mifujien: [https://www.mifujien.co.jp/onsen/] "This aging hotel is the only one of the ryokan and hotels along Lake Kawaguchiko's northeastern shore which opens its baths to non-staying guests during the day. Its gender separated bathing facilities have seen better days, but the views of Mount Fuji are quite nice." Seems it's open to non-guests at 1pm but {{todo}} we should call to confirm.
** ~2k walk (should be <30m) or we can take the tourist bus which comes ever 15m and costs ¥230
** ~2k walk (should be <30m) or we can take the tourist bus which comes ever 15m and costs ¥230
* [https://www.fujiyamaonsen.jp/This Onsen] "This new facility is run by and located next to Fuji Q Highland. Its baths are a modern take on traditional wooden bathhouses with both indoor and outdoor baths for each gender. Unfortunately, the baths do not face Mount Fuji, but there is a good view of the mountain from the restaurant."
* [https://www.fujiyamaonsen.jp/This Onsen] "This new facility is run by and located next to Fuji Q Highland. Its baths are a modern take on traditional wooden bathhouses with both indoor and outdoor baths for each gender. Unfortunately, the baths do not face Mount Fuji, but there is a good view of the mountain from the restaurant."

Revision as of 08:11, 13 February 2025

Friday 2025/02/14

Ideas for Kawaguchiko:

  • Hotel Mifujien: [1] "This aging hotel is the only one of the ryokan and hotels along Lake Kawaguchiko's northeastern shore which opens its baths to non-staying guests during the day. Its gender separated bathing facilities have seen better days, but the views of Mount Fuji are quite nice." Seems it's open to non-guests at 1pm but [TODO] we should call to confirm.
    • ~2k walk (should be <30m) or we can take the tourist bus which comes ever 15m and costs ¥230
  • Onsen "This new facility is run by and located next to Fuji Q Highland. Its baths are a modern take on traditional wooden bathhouses with both indoor and outdoor baths for each gender. Unfortunately, the baths do not face Mount Fuji, but there is a good view of the mountain from the restaurant."

Dinner in Tokyo:

  • Kome Kome maybe for drinks early?
  • Then maybe the curry place?

Saturday 2025/02/15

  • Okada Garlic
    • [TODO] get reservations?