Laid-Back Camp · Yamanashi City
Follow the Outdoor Activities Club’s Yamanashi City outing: the station, Fruit Park and Hottarakashi Onsen. Three stops for a half-day trip without camping equipment.
Explore the 3-stop route↓
THE STORY & THE TRIP
A camping story that finds pleasure in outdoor meals and the journey itself. This guide focuses on Yamanashi City locations from season one; distant Lake Motosu is not part of this route.
Independent, unofficial guide. Public sources checked on 5 September 2026.
Original concept illustration, not an official scene or a depiction of an actual facility.
Use the trailer to understand its mood and setting, then carry that feeling into the real Tokyo route.
ROUTE MAP
Take a taxi from the station to the park. Use another taxi for the uphill stretch to the onsen if needed. The map link shows the driving route.
3 REAL LOCATIONS
Allow time for travel and breaks.
STOP 01 · Starting point
Check your return train and onward transport before setting off.
STOP 02 · Above Yamanashi City
Enjoy wide skies, the Kofu basin and a park or cafe break.
STOP 03 · Yatsubo
Finish with a relaxing hot-spring visit above the basin.
TRAVEL NOTES
A taxi makes this hillside route more practical. Plan pickup back to the station and allow waiting time.
Budget separately for the onsen, food and taxis. Check current prices with the operators.
Mount Fuji is not always visible. Avoid the long uphill walk in rain or extreme heat and shorten the outing if needed.
The map shows a driving route between three stops. Combine taxis with walking and arrange your return pickup.
About 4–5 hours · Taxi + walkingLaid-Back Camp · Yamanashi City
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