A family-friendly way to experience Mount Fuji

Front-row Fuji for first-time visitors

For families visiting Japan for the first time, Mount Fuji is often a highlight everyone wants to see, and Hanz brings that experience right to your doorstep. The villas offer uninterrupted views of the mountain and are designed with space in mind, sleeping up to two adults and two children. Indoor jacuzzi baths filled with natural water sourced from Fuji add an extra layer of comfort after busy days out. Evenings often revolve around easy BBQ dinners, where everyone can unwind without needing to dress up or head back out.

A deeper look for repeat visitors

Families who have already explored Japan’s big cities will appreciate how much there is to discover around Kawaguchiko. The area is home to local vineyards, traditional sake distilleries and long-established shrines, all within easy reach for half-day outings. Nearby artisan villages offer hands-on experiences that appeal across ages, making sightseeing feel more relaxed and engaging. Staying at Hanz allows families to explore at their own pace, without constantly repacking or moving on.

Outdoor activities everyone can enjoy

Being outdoors is part of everyday life here, and there are plenty of ways for families to get involved. Canoeing on Lake Kawaguchiko is calm and scenic, while e-biking around the lake is an easy way to explore together without overdoing it. These activities offer a change of pace from city sightseeing and help children connect with the landscape around them. Your Travel Counsellor can also organise a range of guided experiences locally, adding even more choice for family-friendly days out.

Flexible spaces designed for shared time

What sets Hanz Outdoor Resort apart for families is its mix of accommodation and communal areas. Alongside private villas, there are PAO dome tents (each with private facilities) for a more outdoorsy stay and a restored traditional guest house that works well for multi-generational trips or larger family groups. Communal bath houses, outdoor saunas, and open spaces encourage time together, whether that’s winding down after a day out or simply enjoying being outside. It’s a stay that balances comfort with a sense of adventure, creating a memorable family experience in one of Japan’s most iconic regions.

Want to experience Mount Fuji as a family? Contact your Travel Counsellor today.