Drive-In Immobile Hut

Drive-In Immobile Hut

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JR Yamanashi-shi Station → Yamanashi City Bus 1 hour bound for Nishizawa Valley Entrance, stop-end stop, walk away. Or one hour by JR Shioyama Station → Yamanashi Kotsu Bus (Saturday and Sunday in April to November, public holidays only, every day in spring and autumn), bus stop: Nishizawa Gorge entrance, short walk
29km35 minutes from Chuo-do Katsunuma IC via National Route 140
50 units/500 yen per day

Business Hours

8 ~ 17 o'clock

Cuisines Category

Japanese and Japanese cuisine, teahouses and sweeteners

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