Kofu Attractions

Kofu Castle offers scenic views, a reconstructed turret, and a tranquil Japanese garden, providing a glimpse into Japan’s past while enjoying nature.

Katsunuma is Japan’s wine capital, with 70+ wineries offering tastings, tours, and Koshu grape wines in a scenic, sunny valley perfect for wine-loving travelers.

Takeda Shrine is a peaceful historical site honoring the legacy of Takeda Shingen, featuring the remains of his former residence, a treasure house, and serene grounds.

Nishizawa Keikoku offers a scenic hike through lush forest, past waterfalls and streams, with peak autumn colors in late October. A nature lover’s dream in Yamanashi’s national park.

Mitake Shosenkyo, located near Kofu, is a stunning gorge with scenic hikes, a waterfall, a ropeway offering views of Mount Fuji, and a charming village with art and shops.

Kai-Zenkoji in Kofu is a majestic temple with Takeda Shingen's legacy, featuring an underground passage, a "key to paradise," and an acoustic spot in its grand wooden main hall.

Daizenji Temple in Katsunuma is famous for its 8th-century grape cultivation history. Visit the historic main hall, stunning Japanese garden, and experience the area's rich Buddhist heritage.

Hottarakashi Onsen offers stunning mountain views, silky alkaline water, and a peaceful bath experience. Open from dawn to dusk, it's the perfect escape for relaxation and nature lovers.