Featured Hotels Near Jukkoku Pass Observation Deck

Stay at Hamanami Mountain Lodge, just a 10-minute walk from Jikoku-tōge Viewpoint, featuring east-facing panoramic rooms with uninterrupted views of the sunrise over Mount Fuji and the Pacific Ocean. The lodge offers complimentary shuttle service to the viewpoint and includes access to an on-site hot spring bath and breakfast using local seafood ingredients

Head to Umi no Kaze Dining, a family-run eatery just 5 minutes from the viewpoint, famous for its fresh Shizuoka skipjack tuna sashimi and handmade nori rice balls. The restaurant features an outdoor wooden deck overlooking Suruga Bay, perfect for enjoying meals with scenic ocean views—reservations recommended for window seats

Book a stay at Jikoku-tōge Nature Cabin, located in the forested foothills of the viewpoint. This eco-friendly lodge offers guided hiking packages including maps and local guides. Start your day with a sunrise hike to the summit, then return for a traditional tea ceremony experience and locally crafted matcha desserts. End the evening with stargazing in the peaceful garden courtyard

Hamanami Forest Inn operates a dedicated Mount Fuji Scenic Shuttle Bus departing daily at 9:00 AM, stopping first at Jikoku-tōge Viewpoint before continuing to Omiya Observation Deck in the Five Lakes area. The bus includes multilingual audio guides and warm beverages, allowing guests to enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji without driving

Choose Greenfield Kids’ Stay, a family-oriented retreat with a child-friendly sandbox, reading corner, and a mini nature discovery garden. Just a 7-minute walk from the viewpoint, it provides a ‘Nature Explorer Kit’ each night containing magnifying glasses, bird ID cards, and hand-drawn maps to encourage young explorers to discover the local ecosystem

While the viewpoint itself doesn’t host light shows, the nearby Starlight Hill Observatory hosts weekly guided stargazing sessions every Saturday night. Only guests staying at Hamanami Starlight Inn can attend, which includes telescope use, thermal blankets, and expert-led talks on meteor showers and lunar features—ideal for immersive night sky experiences