DESCRIPTION

Iyashino Sato (いやしの里) is a historic village located near Mount Fuji. Originally destroyed by a landslide during the 1966 typhoon, the village was reconstructed 40 years later as an open-air museum and traditional craft village. Today, it features over 20 thatched-roof houses converted into shops, museums, and galleries.

Visitors can also experience traditional Japanese attire, including kimono, samurai costumes, yukata, and more, for an affordable price of ¥1,000. Dressing up allows you to stroll through the village and take pictures with Mount Fuji as the backdrop. The most popular options are samurai and kimono outfits, perfect for memorable photos.

Access

The easiest way to reach Iyashino Sato is by bus from nearby stations or major locations.

By Car
For a more comfortable and hassle-free visit, we recommend using Easy Travel sightseeing taxi in the Fuji area at an affordable price.

Hours & Fees

Iyashino Sato (いやしの里)
Operation Hours: 9:00 ~ 17:00 (March through November), 9:30 ~ 16:30 (December through February)
Open every day (no regular Wednesday closure)
Admission Fee: Adults ¥500, Children ¥250

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