It's a little out of the way but the owners will pick you up from the train station and take you back. During your stay you can get around by bus, on foot if visiting nearby attractions, or by taxi. The inn offers spacious rooms with tea-making facilities and a fridge stocked up with water and beer (you can request... More

I stayed two nights at Inn Fujitomita in early April and wish it had been longer. The owners are really welcoming and helpful, they collected me from the station and helped me to plan local sightseeing, as well as lending a much-needed umbrella and driving me back to the station after checking out. I was travelling alone and found their... More

Great service, very hospitable. The rooms were a great size and OMG the food. Seriously worth the price just for the food. Best thing after a day of exploring was coming home to this cooking and the lovely spring bath.

We stayed here two nights in mid April during our anniversary trip to Japan. Arriving late evening in the dark, the lovely wife/mom picked up us at the railway station and 10 minutes later we were in our cozy tatami room on the 2nd floor. We were able to catch up the late dinner at 7:30. It was DELICIOUS, Japanese... More

Our stay at the Inn Fujitomita was one of the highlights of our 2 week trip. The owners are extremely gracious and helpful. There were the thoughtful touches like drying our soaking wet shoes, patiently explaining the bus system and area sites, and giving us rides (pick up and drop off at the station). The meals (breakfast and especially dinner)... More

After the hectic pace of Tokyo, it was very nice to arrive here! I found this Ryokan (traditional style inn) online and chose it because of the honest, genuine feel it seemed to have, and the positive reviews. I'm happy to say I made the right choice! When we arrived in Kawaguchiko it was a busy Sunday, and I was... More

The staff here are incredibly helpful and friendly. Food is delicious and plentiful. The inn is lovely and peaceful a great place to relax after a long journey. There is a lovely RV park attached so if you have Japenese friends who wish to join you but not stay at the inn they could park there. The inn is close... More

We went to Japan for our honeymoon and decided to stay at a ryokan with private onsens. We are so so glad that we found this gem .. here we go: After taking many trains to get to Oshino, we were greeted by the very friendly Masayuki, the owner/chef of the inn. We were greeted by his wife, Hiromi, when... More

It feels like home there. I was travelling on my own, a single girl. They've looked after me EXCEPTIONALLY well, always driving me way out of their pick-up time. One night I was lost in the Oshino Village and couldn't find anything to eat coz all shops were closed, I went back to the inn with an empty stomach. The... More