Monthly Rentals in Yamanashi

One of the best accomodations i have in Japan. Once you get out from the accomodation, you get the great view of mt Fuji. The room was clean, and the host was well communicative. Must recommended.

This charming Japanese house is nestled in a mountain town with breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji. For the best views, head to Arakawa-bashi Bridge (4-minute walk), where you can gaze south at Mt. Fuji, especially stunning during sunset. The Ku River is just steps away, with a scenic walking path lined with sakura trees that bloom beautifully in early April. We stayed here for a month in March and April and enjoyed the sakura at its peak. The area boasts a couple of notable restaurants. 郷土料理 ほうとう信州 serves delicious regional Haotou dishes, while Sakae Sushi (栄寿司) offers tasty food at affordable prices in a cozy mom-and-pop setting. Takashi and his staff have thoughtfully equipped the farmhouse with many amenities, setting it apart from other Airbnb options. We highly recommend staying here.

It was a real pleasure to stay in this uniquely styled comfy home. The area is great there is lot to explore. It’s close to sengen park and about 25 minutes walk to a great small onsen. The highlight is the furniture, style and arcade room.

This place is right near the Majestic Mount Fuji. A walk across the road and you can witness Mount Fuji. The facility is fully furnished, kitchen is well equipped with great variety of utensils which are good for cooking almost anything. It has a gas stove which could be added advantage for fast cooking. It has two heaters and one airconditioner which make the stay comfortable during day and night depending on the weather. Katsuyama Bus Stop is 500 m away while Green Line (Saiko) is 800 m away which make it possible to use public transport (Need to be mindful about bus time and plan accordingly as anywhere else in Japan). Best part is the host, Tatsuki who has been very kind in helping us with many things, be it taxi, prompt re-fuelling of heater to count a few. Really look forward to be here if I ever come back to Kawaguchiko.