Miramar Japan Golf & Travel
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Miramar Japan Golf & Travel
Mt. Fuji & Gotemba Golf Packages
Private 3–5 day golf itineraries
across Mt. Fuji & Gotemba.
Designed for private groups of 2 or more, itineraries range from 3 to 5 days and can be customized based on group size, travel pace, and preferred courses.
Miramar Japan Golf & Travel
MT. Fuji Golf Itineraries
Mt. Fuji 5 Days, 3 Rounds
The classic choice. Fujinomiya & Gotemba, 3 rounds with three different faces of Mt. Fuji. Business hotels with breakfast, carts, course lunches, private car throughout. Onsen and championship-course upgrades available. From JPY 198,000 pp (4 guests) / JPY 268,000 pp (2 guests).
Team & Society Groups
For groups of 8 or more. The organiser gathers the players — we handle the rest: priority tee-time confirmation, consecutive groupings, coach and multi-vehicle logistics, team-match and dinner support. One transparent quote for the whole team. Returning teams get priority booking next year.
Mt. Fuji & Gotemba Golf Itinerary FAQ
Can Mt. Fuji be seen from the golf courses?
Yes. Many golf courses around the Mt. Fuji area offer views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. Courses around Gotemba, Lake Kawaguchi, and the southern Fuji foothills are especially well known for their scenery. Visibility depends on weather conditions, but early mornings often provide the best views.
How many golf courses are there around Mt. Fuji?
The Mt. Fuji region is home to several dozen golf courses, making it one of Japan’s most concentrated and mature golf destinations. The area’s well-developed road network and short transfer distances allow efficient multi-day golf itineraries.
Are there historic or tournament-level golf courses in the Mt. Fuji area?
Yes. The Mt. Fuji region includes golf courses with strong historical and tournament backgrounds.
Notable examples include Taiheiyo Club, which has hosted the Japan Open, one of Japan’s most prestigious professional tournaments.
Fujizakura Country Club has also hosted JLPGA events, and is well known for combining championship-level layouts with iconic Mt. Fuji views.
Which golf courses are commonly used in Mt. Fuji golf itineraries?
Course selection is based on accommodation location and daily transfer efficiency.
Commonly arranged courses include Gotemba Country Club, Taiheiyo Club, Fujizakura Country Club, and other high-quality courses around Lake Kawaguchi and the Fuji foothills. The goal is to minimize travel time while maintaining course quality.
How many days and rounds are typical for a Mt. Fuji golf itinerary?
Most Mt. Fuji golf itineraries are designed for 5–7 days, with 3–5 rounds of golf.
Weekday play is prioritized to avoid weekend congestion and peak holiday pricing, ensuring smoother pacing and better overall value.
What activities can be arranged after a round of golf?
After golf, guests may enjoy sightseeing or relaxation activities such as Lake Kawaguchi, Oshino Hakkai, Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center, Gotemba Premium Outlets, or returning to the hotel for onsen bathing and dinner. Activities are adjusted based on guest preference and energy level.
Can non-golfers join the Mt. Fuji golf itinerary?
Yes. Non-golfing companions can enjoy sightseeing, hot springs, or shopping while golfers are on the course. Golfers and non-golfers usually share the same vehicle, follow separate daytime schedules, and reunite afterward without affecting the overall travel flow.
Is it necessary to stay at a hot spring hotel?
Not necessarily. Depending on preference and routing, accommodations may include onsen ryokan or business-class hotels. Hotel selection prioritizes proximity to golf courses and efficient daily movement rather than luxury alone.
Can the Mt. Fuji golf itinerary be customized?
Yes. The itinerary can be adjusted based on preferred golf courses, number of days, group size, and accommodation style. All adjustments are made with priority on routing efficiency, travel comfort, and practical feasibility.
What is the best season for golfing around Mt. Fuji?
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–November) are the best seasons, offering stable weather and higher chances of clear Mt. Fuji views. In other seasons, itineraries are adjusted according to course and weather conditions.
