Fuefuki Travel Guide

Discover the art of Japanese winemaking at Mars Yamanashi Winery through self-guided tours of production facilities. Sample up to eight different wines and grape juices while exploring the unique Mars Mural Museum.

Just 80 minutes from Tokyo, this family-friendly ski resort offers well-groomed slopes ideal for beginners and intermediates. Enjoy the dedicated Kids' Town with free sleigh rentals.

This immersive museum showcases Yamanashi Prefecture's rich cultural heritage through interactive exhibits and artefacts. Explore displays connecting nature with human history, then wander through the serene Zen-style garden.

Established in 1885, Lumiere Winery showcases Japan's winemaking heritage through its historic stone fermentation tank. Sample exquisite wines in the tasting room before enjoying French cuisine at the on-site restaurant.

This 16th-century museum immerses visitors in warlord Takeda Shingen's life through artefacts. Experience feudal Japan's military strategies while exploring serene grounds that capture the Sengoku period's essence.

Dating back to 856 CE, Asama Shrine honours the goddess of Mount Fuji with nationally important cultural artefacts. Explore the unique Chinese zodiac area where visitors pray at shrines corresponding to their birth year.

This intimate museum showcases Kasugai's heritage through Teramoto Temple artefacts and Jomon culture. See the restored model of Kai Province's oldest three-story pagoda and learn about Masako Ogawa's legacy.

Explore six distinct forest zones in this expansive green retreat just outside of Yamanashi. Rent a bicycle to discover hidden cherry blossom groves and serene nature trails throughout the park.