Nice place with a bit of randomness. They have restaurant, bicycles for rent, craft classes, and a small wall climbing activity. We rented our bicycles here because there was a free parking nearby and they’re the only ones with kid bicycle. ¥500 yen for two hours. The woman tried her best to assist us with the rental.

The way they indicate prices for gel candle is very misleading (I haven't checked for the other crafts). Basically what they show you for 1600 yen isn't the base candle but an upgrade one worth more than 3000 yen. When you understand what you will get for 1600 yen, you can only be very disappointed. As well on their English explanation they tell you the first figurine is free but the staff tell you that it's a mistake and you have to pay for it... You should be more clear and honest with your displays and the price of the goods.

Food is awesome. We had their flat udon, it was great! Lots of attraction within the craft park to take pictures, there is even outdoor foot soak. Across the road is the pond and great view to Mt.Fuji.

This place is right across from the lake, the food is fantastic, the dining area has a really homely feel. the menu has photos and is in English if you need it. Attached to the restaurant is a little gift shop with a lot of cute little Mt Fuji souvenirs. (Chicken Katsu Curry in photo)

Very nice souvenirs and the lady working there today was super generous. She helped call a taxi back for all 6 of us when we were running late. Would definitely visit again.

This is a wonderful view point of Mt Fuji with the lake in the foreground. Some nice places to eat and a craft market on the weekend. It is pretty busy place but will worth it, especially if Fuji is on display.

Unless you're into crafts, then there is not much here. This was our stop for lunch. Although it was ok, I could have gone to a nearby Family Mart which has more variety.

I walked around and there are many beautiful things to buy and make however, my command of the Japanese language wasn't good enough to communicate and help in English was difficult to see so I only made a quick visit.

Had some good fun with kids making hand made items

Left my hat there in Japan! They found it and we're kind enough to message my guide, but I was leaving to early the next day. Very kind people, great food at the restaurant next door. Authentic soups and Japanese beef. Very lovely area.

We had a delicious lunch at the craft park. Many beautiful flowers and Sakura trees. There was a nearby cake shop within walking distance, the cakes were amazing and beautiful. There was much to see in this area. Due to poor weather, we were not able to see Mount Fuji.

We made a light candle for our kids. Was a nice thing to do. The personnel was helpful even with the language barrier.

We had lunch here as part of our tour. I got the Hoto Noodles which was decent and came with rice, potato salad and green tea.

A good stop off with some average to good spots for photo opportunity. Some stalls and eating venues.

Fun to roam around and stay especially in the glass bead workshop. It is also near the Lake Kawaguchi so the place has a very nice view.