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The scenery is magnificent, the terrain is flat, and it is suitable for all ages.

Facing the magnificent view of Mount Fuji, the course has 27 holes across three sections and is a well-known golf course in Shizuoka.

Opening Year: 1999

Designer: Robert Trent Jones Jr.

Playing Method: Golf carts (drive-through) are available; generally open to tourists and international golfers by appointment.

Features:

Wide fairways with expansive views; the design leans towards a resort-style golf experience, allowing golfers to enjoy the Mount Fuji scenery in a relaxed atmosphere.

Robert Trent Jones Jr. is known for his "landscape-integrated design," and almost every tee box here offers a view of Mount Fuji.

Extensive experience serving international golfers; multilingual staff available.

With Mount Fuji as a backdrop, the fairways are wide and suitable for team friendly matches.

Divided into three areas (east, southwest, and southwest), some fairways are highly challenging.

Designed by renowned architect Seizo Tomizawa, the stadium is situated at the foot of Mount Fuji, offering stunning views from its high altitude.

Nestled at the foot of Mount Fuji, amidst meandering rivers and lush forests, stands a tranquil and welcoming golf course—a perfect place to hone your skills and enjoy the natural beauty.

it hosts several tournaments, including Fujisakura CC Invitational.

Located approximately 20 minutes from Narita Airport, this course is ideal as a convenient first round of golf on your arrival or departure day. It boasts excellent transportation access and comprehensive facilities. It is a GRAND PGM certified course.

Lush greenery and convenient transportation make it suitable for short leisure trips.

Operated by the Tokyo Kyuko Group, this high-altitude golf course boasts a cool climate, making it a popular choice for summer.

Opened in 1936, it was designed by British designer C.H. Ariel as a coastal-connected golf course facing Sagami Beach. No. 53 on Golf Magazine's World's Top 100 2023–2024. Only for guests staying at Kawana Toro, all holes are on foot and poles are included. The "Fussun Festival" is held every year.

Near the east entrance of Hakone, the fairways are varied and the scenery is pleasant.

Founded in the 1960s, it retains a classic Showa-era atmosphere.

One of the few formal golf courses located in Tokyo, with an excellent location. The fairways are relatively short but highly strategic, suitable for half-day rounds.

Recommended combination: Kichijoji, Inokashira Park, and city shopping.

Year Opened: 1992

Designer: Mitsuaki Kobayashi

Playing Style: Primarily on foot, no golf carts (typical of A-level golf clubs in Japan)

This course is a leader in the Japanese golf community's membership system, renowned for its strict course management and excellent greens.

The terrain design fully utilizes the volcanic ash soil from Mount Fuji, providing excellent drainage and maintaining fairway quality even in rain.

The greens are fast and well-protected, requiring precise short game skills.

It is close to Hakone-Yumoto Station and is located in a short-distance mountainous area.

One of the representative golf courses on the Narita Line, it is a reasonable drive from Narita Airport. It is a GRAND PGM certified course with complete facilities, making it suitable for business and leisure golfing.

One of the renowned sports venues, with high standards of service and management.

Distance from Tokyo city center: Approximately 60-70 minutes by car
Designer: Shunsuke Katō
Tour Style: English woodland style, challenging putting areas, gentle fairways requiring precision.
Recommended Itinerary: Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, Narita Omotesando, AEON Mall Narita Shopping Center

Designer: Mitsuaki Kobayashi

One of the few high-end golf courses in Chiba positioned as a semi-membership program, it is also open to general visitors. The terrain features natural undulations, wide fairways blending seamlessly with greenery, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced golfers to enjoy a rhythmic swing. The course boasts excellent service and a strong Japanese-style clubhouse atmosphere.

Recommended uses: Weekend getaways, high-end hospitality trips.

Designer: Rokusaburō Asami

Located in a hilly area with panoramic views of Lake Sagami and Mount Fuji, this golf course is a popular spot for taking photos during the autumn foliage season. The fairways are undulating, offering a challenge without being overly difficult. The clubhouse features a high-floor café with panoramic views of the lake and fairways.

Recommended Season: Autumn foliage viewing trips.

The golf course, owned by the Sanjia Group, is designed at the foot of Mount Fuji. It boasts beautiful scenery with distinct seasons and moderate difficulty, making it suitable for intermediate and advanced golfers.

With a long history, some caves require strategic attacks.

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This historic stadium is renowned for its excellent maintenance and natural terrain.

A hilly course overlooking Lake Biwa and Mount Hiei, the 54-hole large course, Kita Course was designed by the famous craftsman Seiichi Inoue and has a total length of 7,012 yards. From 2002 to 2005, it hosted the LPGA "Miracles".

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., this 7,010-yard JGTO World Standard Course has hosted the men's and women's Japan PGA Championships. It is a GRAND PGM certified course.

The only course in Japan to host official PGA Tour events, and the venue for the 2019–2024 ZOZO Championship, where Tiger Woods secured his 82nd PGA Tour victory. A GRAND PGM certified course.

Designed by Hiroshi Kimura and Shunsuke Kato, this 6,962-yard course offers views of Mount Fuji from every hole. It has been the PGA Fancrick course for 23 consecutive years. Hole 17, with its reflection of Mount Fuji in the water, is the course's most iconic hole. The greens maintain a consistent speed of 10–12 feet throughout the year.

Located approximately 30 minutes from Osaka city, this course hosts the LPGA Osaka Women's Open and the Japan-Korea Women's Professional Golf Tournament. Limited to 40 matches per day, allowing for a relaxed pace. The course also features the "Ryuma Onsen," a natural hot spring that originates 1,500 meters underground.