Junmai Fuji & Mori no Distillery & Suntory Whisky Tasting One-Day Tour

▼Insta‑worthy Spot ‑ Arakura Sengen Park ‑ Prime Location for Panoramic Views of Mt. Fuji（Approx. 80 minutes）

A newly popular Instagram‑worthy attraction, listed as one of "the 21 places photographers must visit before they die." This is the prime location for panoramic views of Mt. Fuji. By climbing the 397 steps near the main hall, you can capture "Mt. Fuji & the townscape below" in one shot. Photographers and tourists from around the world flock here to admire this scenery. Not only is it beautiful during spring cherry blossom season, but the fresh greenery of summer, autumn leaves, and winter snowscapes are equally stunning. Besides enjoying the breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji, you can also overlook the charming townscape of Fujiyoshida City.

▼Arakurayama Fuji Sengen Shrine & Its Torii Gate ‑ Plaque of "The Greatest Mountain of the Three Kingdoms"（Approx. 10 minutes）

On the approach to Arakurayama Fuji Sengen Shrine stands a majestic torii gate bearing the plaque "The Greatest Mountain of the Three Kingdoms." Here, the "Three Kingdoms" refer to Japan, China, and India, as ancient Japan believed the world was comprised of these three nations. This torii gate is not only the entrance to the shrine but also serves as the gateway to Mt. Fuji. The shrine grounds also feature a monument dedicated to Xu Fu, who, according to legend, was dispatched by Qin Shi Huang in the 3rd century BC to Japan in search of the elixir of immortality.

▼Kawaguchiko Oishi Park（Approx. 70 minutes, including free time for lunch）

Every summer, the lavender in Oishi Park on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi blooms in full glory, draping the park in a purple carpet that beautifully complements the view of Mt. Fuji. In autumn, the park's broom plants (kochia) turn a vibrant red, appearing fluffy and utterly adorable. This park is also the venue for the Kawaguchiko Herb Festival. (Lavender: June‑July, begonias and cosmos: July‑September, kochia in October)

▼Suntory Hakushu Distillery & Whisky Museum（Approx. 80 minutes, free exploration time. Not a factory tour; the production process is not visible.）

Suntory Hakushu Distillery is located in Yamanashi Prefecture, nestled within vast forests near the foot of the majestic Southern Alps of Japan, continuously producing a rich variety of unaged spirits. Its forest‑surrounded environment is exceptionally rare worldwide, earning the distillery the nickname "Forest Distillery." In this得天獨厚的 natural environment, the single malt whisky "Hakushu" has been passed down through generations.

The distillery houses a Whisky Museum where visitors can learn about the culture and history of whisky.

Feel free to choose and enjoy experiences based on your interests, including the Tasting Lounge (at your own expense), the Whisky Museum, the distillery gift shop, and the Forest Restaurant (1st floor is reservation‑only).

Available Facilities

① Gift Shop | Distillery Gift Shop

② Tasting Lounge | Suntory Whisky Tasting Lounge

Choose three varieties from approximately 25 types of Suntory whisky, including the Hakushu range and other limited editions. (Experience available at your own expense on‑site.)

③ Whisky Museum

④ "Hakushu Terrace" 1F (reservation‑only) / 2F (open access) | Forest Restaurant (reservation‑only)

Surrounded by forest, the "Forest Restaurant" uses fresh local ingredients to offer a variety of dishes that pair perfectly with whisky, allowing you to fully savour the delights of whisky cuisine.

※As whisky stock levels are subject to change, availability of specific expressions may vary depending on the day. We appreciate your understanding.

※Even if available for purchase, it is limited to guests aged 20 and above, with a maximum of one bottle per person per day.