Plan your round at Fuji Classic near Mt. Fuji. Tee times, access from Tokyo, course features, rentals, caddies and nearby hotels — everything foreign golfers need.

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Fuji Classic — The Complete Visitor Guide for Foreign Golfers

International golfers teeing off and enjoying the golf experience at Fuji Classic in Japan.

Tee times, how to get to the course, course highlights, rentals, nearby hotels, and pro tips for international visitors planning a round beneath Mt. Fuji.

Overview — Why Fuji Classic

Fuji Classic is an 18-hole links-style course set beneath Mt. Fuji offering panoramic views and a challenging, scenic layout ideal for visitors who want an unforgettable golf experience in Japan.

Quick Facts

  • Holes: 18 (Par 72)
  • Style: Links-inspired highland course
  • Elevation: High plateau — expect wind and variable conditions
  • Rental clubs & caddies: Available — see booking details

How to Get to Fuji Classic (from Tokyo & major hubs)

From Tokyo

Most visitors travel by train to the Kawaguchiko / Fujikawaguchiko or Gotemba area, then take a taxi or shuttle. If you prefer driving, follow the Chuo Expressway toward Kawaguchiko. Plan 1.5–2.5 hours from central Tokyo depending on traffic and route.

Nearest stations & transfers

  • Kawaguchiko Station: Common transfer point (taxi or shuttle to course)
  • Gotemba / Otsuki: Other rail options with regional transfers available

Tip: confirm shuttle schedules and book transfers in advance during peak season.

Course Features & What to Expect

Layout & play

Fuji Classic features long tees and strategic bunkering with greens that reward accurate approach shots. Wind and elevation changes are part of the test — club selection is key.

Facilities

  • Practice range & short game area
  • Club & shoe rental
  • Restaurant and locker rooms (onsen or bath facilities often available)

Before You Arrive — Practical Advice for Foreign Travelers

Booking & reservations

Reserve tee times online or via an international golf travel agent. Some tee times may require prepayment or a phone confirmation.

What to pack

  • Layers — mountain weather changes quickly
  • Rain jacket and warm mid-layer in spring/fall
  • Universal power adapter for chargers, and a Japanese SIM/eSIM or roaming plan

Language & payments

English is often spoken at tourist-focused clubs, but having booking screenshots and key phrases helps. Credit cards widely accepted; carry some cash for small purchases.

Where to Stay Nearby

Fujikawaguchiko town and the Kawaguchiko area offer hotels and ryokan with Mt. Fuji views — many partner with the course for transfers and package deals.

FAQs — International Visitors

Do you need a caddie?
Not required; caddies are available and can improve your pace and course knowledge.
Can I rent clubs?
Yes — rental sets and shoes are available at the club (reserve in advance if possible).
Can I cancel or change tee times?
Policies vary — check your booking confirmation and the club’s cancellation terms.

Book Your Round at Fuji Classic

Ready for an unforgettable round in the shadow of Mt. Fuji? Book now — limited tee times during peak season.

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