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Fuji Golf Course golf course in Japan

Mount Fuji Area

Fuji Golf Course

富士ゴルフコース

Fuji Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Yamanakako, opened in 1935, with broad fairways, red-pine-lined holes and views of Mount Fuji.

Three key characteristics

  • Historic 1935 highland course
  • Lake Yamanaka and Mount Fuji setting
  • Broad, red-pine-lined routing

Course overview

Fuji Golf Course is a historic highland course beside Lake Yamanaka. Its broad, generally flat fairways are separated by mature red pines, with frequent views of Mount Fuji and a traditional walkable rhythm.

Terrain and layout

The course is officially classified as hilly, but its fairways are broad and generally gentle. Mature red pines define the holes, while the compact routing supports a traditional walking experience.

Strategy and difficulty

The generous driving areas make the course approachable, while the red-pine separation, approach angles and green reading still reward thoughtful placement rather than distance alone.

Key facts

Region
Mount Fuji Area
Location
Yamanakako, Yamanashi
Holes
18
Par
72
Designer
Kazue Akashi
Opening year
1935
Course style
18-hole, par-72 highland course with tree-lined routing

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Why play

  • Its history, walkable rhythm and immediate Mount Fuji setting offer a distinctly traditional alternative to modern cart-oriented resort golf.

Playing format and facilities

Published course information offers caddie-assisted walking and self-play with a two-seat cart. Actual availability and fairway access depend on the booking plan and course conditions.

History, tournaments and distinction

Opened in 1935 and designed by Kazue Akashi, Fuji Golf Course is the oldest golf course in Yamanashi Prefecture.

Miramar assessment

Best suited to golfers who value historic highland course beside lake yamanaka. Its principal challenge is natural ground movement, mature trees and small-target approach decisions matter more than raw length; altitude affects carry and weather exposure. It can add a distinct 高原コース experience to a carefully routed Japan golf itinerary, subject to confirmed access. Visitor access and booking conditions may change and require confirmation.

Route planning

Best suited to a Yamanakako or Fuji Five Lakes stay, with practical access from the wider Fuji and Gotemba area. Playing format and transport should be confirmed for the requested date.

Booking note

Visitor access, playing format and booking conditions may change and must be confirmed for the requested date.

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