PICA Fujiyama

We were initially thinking about real camping but thought the weather can varies. So we did the dome tent stay. I may not have read the fine print but we will have to use the common shower rooms which is actually very clean but the time open for use is from 8:00-20:00. The front is open from 7:00-19:00. And we will need to wash up the tools/ utensils/ cutlery/ dishes ourselves and be prepared to bring and walk a distance. We were not prepared of the lack of bath towels… luckily they provide face towels.

It's an amazing trip for us. We lived in the amazing dome. We enjoyed watching the stars at night and barbecue. The food was not delicious but enough for us. It became cold very soon because the weather was cold at night. The environment was extremely good for enjoying nature. We enjoyed drawing at the next day morning. I will recommend my friend to go there. It is a good place for glamping without prepare anything. you can experience glamping without bringing anything there. It is extremely good for girls without any camping experince although I am not.

We had very cozy stay for 2 nights, the cottage is well designed, warm and well equipped. Staffs are very helpful and well trained. No complain at all. But if you want to do camp fire better buy wood outside

Great experience at Pica. There was still snow on the ground which added to the experience. Stayed in the trailer cottage (parked right next to it). The place was equipped with everything we needed and had heated floors. ||Dinner and breakfast meals were delivered in the afternoon. There’s a MaxValu a short drive away where we could get more groceries and firewood. ||Would definitely come again.

except the fact that staff were friendly, meals were quite decent, and the Mt. Fuji view, there were many pain points. i had the Amazing dome but it’s not so amazing. the room and shared facilities were both very disappointing and unpleasant. the room was not cleaned properly, including the floor, beds, and comforters. i used wet wipes and turn out that many items were dirty. you better wipe the outdoor chairs before using them. the room was not warm enough at night and the comforters made me feel itchy. i were not be able to sleep. although the shower room was ok, the toilets were not that clean. i just can’t justify paying the price for such facilities.

It was freezing in January, but you can't beat the view! A little pricey, but it's more of a "camping for beginners". You'll have your own gazebo-type enclosure where there's a picnic table/bench, grill, prep table, and AC outlet. The shared toilet and sink area was kept clean and very accessible. Shower rooms were segregated by gender, but it was in the main building where it's warm and toasty. You can't beat the view as Mt. Fuji is literally peeking at you :) Definitely a trip to remember!

The little cottages are well designed and comfortable, super welcoming for a family trip. The terrace and fireplace allow for a cool dinner, while enjoying the refreshing mountain air. The food included for dinner was barbecue meats and veggies. The meat was of good quality. The breakfast was quite disappointing though. Great point to mention is the stunning view on Fuji-san.

Got the large cottage that’s include two rooms on the second floor and living , kitchen and balcony on the first floor. Come well equipped but no rice cooker or microwave or oven. We also find the fridge rather small but good thing there is two. One is less cold than norm. There is no charcoal lighter or woods and we need to buy our own for bon fire in the house. Also have to bring our own tongs or wooden sticks for bbq. Food provided for dinner is substantial and quality is good. Breakfast best to add on our own. One pain point there is no wifi in the house except only the hotel main lobby ! So it’s good if you want to have a get-away and disconnect for awhile