Take a Break at the Foot of Mt. Fuji! Michi-no-Eki – Roadside Stations in Yamanashi’s Fuji Area

2025-10-15

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When traveling in Japan, one of the best places to shop for souvenirs is a Michi-no-Eki (Roadside Station). These roadside facilities offer an abundance of local specialties, along with casual dining options and restaurants that make them a perfect stop during your trip.

In this article, we’ll introduce the roadside stations located in Yamanashi’s Fuji Area, home to the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mt. Fuji.

The Fuji Area includes Fujiyoshida City, Oshino Village, Yamanakako Village, Narusawa Village, and Fujikawaguchiko Town.

Let’s take a closer look at the Michi-no-Eki in the Fuji Area!

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Fujiyoshida City

Michi-no-Eki Fujiyoshida

Ranked among the top roadside stations in the Kanto region, Michi-no-Eki Fujiyoshida is a lively stop at the foot of Mt. Fuji that attracts countless visitors.

One of its most unique features is the free-flowing spring water from Mt. Fuji, which guests can collect as much as they like. At the food court, don’t miss the region’s specialty, “Yoshida Udon”, known for its chewy noodles and rich flavor.

The roadside station also offers plenty of attractions for all ages. Highlights include the Mt. Fuji Radar Dome Museum, an outdoor shop by mont-bell, and a fun Kids Land, making it a great destination for both families and travelers.

【Michi-no-Eki Fujiyoshida】

Access	By train: About 20 minutes by bus bound for Kawaguchiko Station from Fujisan Station on the Fujikyu Railway Line. Get off at the Mt. Fuji Radar Dome Museum bus stop, right nearby. By car: About 10 minutes from Kawaguchiko IC on the Chuo Expressway.
Address	3-7-3 Araya, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi 403-0006
Phone	Product Hall: 0555-21-1033 Tourist Information: 0555-21-1225
Business hours	https://fujiyoshida.net/spot/11
Closed	–
Website	https://fujiyoshida.net/spot/11

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Narusawa Village

Michi-no-Eki Narusawa

Michi-no-Eki Narusawa is known for its unique local specialties, including “Sendo Soba”, a traditional buckwheat noodle dish passed down in Narusawa Village, and the unusual yet delicious “Biscuit Tempura”.

The roadside station also features attractions such as the Mt. Fuji Museum and scenic nature trails. From the parking lot, visitors can enjoy clear views of Mt. Fuji, making it an excellent rest stop.

For those seeking relaxation, the nearby Fujitenbo-no-Yu Yurari hot spring is the perfect place to soak while admiring stunning mountain scenery.

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【Michi-no-Eki Narusawa】

Access	By train: About 25 minutes by bus bound for Lake Motosuko from Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyu Railway Line. Get off at the Michi-no-Eki Narusawa bus stop, right nearby. By car: About 20 minutes from Kawaguchiko IC on the Chuo Expressway.
Address	8532-63 Narusawa Village, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi 401-0320
Phone	0555-85-3366
Business hours	09:00～18:00
Closed	–
Website	https://www.ja-narusawamura.or.jp/michinoeki/

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Fujikawaguchiko Town

Michi-no-Eki Katsuyama

Michi-no-Eki Katsuyama offers a wide variety of souvenirs, from traditional handicrafts to sweets made with local grapes and peaches. It’s a great place to shop for gifts that showcase the flavors and culture of Yamanashi.

While the restaurant and snack corner have plenty to choose from, the highlight is definitely the crispy, flavorful croquettes, a favorite among visitors. You can also enjoy soba and udon while taking in the beautiful views of Lake Kawaguchiko.

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【Michi-no-Eki Katsuyama】

Access	By train: About 20 minutes by bus bound for Kawaguchiko Station via Fugaku Fuketsu Cave from Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyu Railway Line. Get off at the Michi-no-Eki Katsuyama bus stop, right nearby. By car: About 20 minutes from Kawaguchiko IC on the Chuo Expressway.
Address	3758-1 Katsuyama, Fujikawaguchiko Town, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi 401-0310
Phone	0555-72-5633
Business hours	09:30～16:00 (Weekdays) 09:30～16:30 (Weekends & holidays)
Closed	–
Website	http://www.katuyama.info/station/

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A Stylish and Instagram-Worthy Roadside Stop…? The Newest Spot: “Tabi no Eki Kawaguchiko Base”!

When thinking about places to stop during a trip around Mt. Fuji or while driving near Lake Kawaguchiko, many people immediately imagine a traditional roadside station, or Michi no Eki.
However, in the Kawaguchiko area, there’s actually a unique facility called “Tabi no Eki Kawaguchiko Base”!

“Tabi no Eki Kawaguchiko Base” is a new kind of hub where both travelers and locals can easily gather.
It not only offers local specialties and souvenirs, but also has cafés and restaurants where you can relax, plus a place to pick up sightseeing information—just like a base camp for your journey.

While typical roadside stations are often seen as resting spots for drivers or marketplaces for local produce, Tabi no Eki serves as a hub that connects tourism and activities.
For those who want to fully enjoy the Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko area, it’s the perfect place to experience both sightseeing and relaxation at the same time.

After enjoying nature and breathtaking views at Lake Kawaguchiko, why not stop by “Tabi no Eki Kawaguchiko Base”? It’s sure to make your trip even more fulfilling!

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Summary

In this article, we introduced the Michi-no-Eki (Roadside Stations) of Yamanashi’s Fuji Area. Each roadside station offers unique specialties, cultural experiences, and even stunning views of Mt. Fuji.

We also feature other articles highlighting roadside stations across Yamanashi—be sure to check them out for even more travel ideas!

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Writer at JAPANOPIA Editorial Team

In my 30s, originally from Kyoto and now based in the Kanto region, I have been passionate about traveling both within Japan and abroad since my student days. I love discovering hidden local charms while strolling through cities and towns.

A true nature enthusiast, I’m especially drawn to the sea and mountains—and I’ve even climbed Mt. Fuji! I also enjoy joining local events and festivals, valuing every opportunity to connect with Japanese culture and traditions.

Through my writing, I aim to uncover the deeper appeal of Japan and share insights that make every journey more fulfilling—whether it’s sightseeing spots, gourmet experiences, or outdoor activities.

By highlighting the many attractions of Yamanashi Prefecture, I propose travel ideas where visitors can also experience Japan’s unique spirit of hospitality (“omotenashi”).

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Take a Break at the Foot of Mt. Fuji! Michi-no-Eki – Roadside Stations in Yamanashi’s Fuji Area