Since we haven't posted any reviews since we just opened, I'll write a slightly longer and more detailed review.★AtmosphereOnce inside the facility, it was a completely private space where you could relax and not worry about your surroundings!With a stylish dome-shaped tent and a skeleton living room, we had an extraordinary glamping camping experience that was different from normal camping or a hotel, and the night went by quickly.If it's sunny, you can see Mt. Fuji right in front of you, and the location is great.When it gets dark, the dome tent and the entire facility will be lit up, creating a beautiful and beautiful space! However, thanks to this illumination, the starry sky is so bright that you can't see it clearly! ! I think this is a blind spot.I would like the facilities to be improved so that the lights can be turned off so that we can see the starry sky.★Buildings and equipmentThere were four buildings in the main accommodation dome: a skeleton living dome, a dining kitchen, a toilet/shower room, and a sauna room, and outside there was an open-air bath, a cold bath, a mysterious sitting bath theater, and a tatami mat space.The tatami floor space is a place where you can lie down and look at the starry sky, as shoes are strictly prohibited, or you can put a reclining chair and relax while looking at Mt. Fuji. Without any explanation, it was a complete mystery space.There are wireless speakers inside the tent, so you can play your favorite music while eating, bathing, or wherever you like. There is also a wireless projector, so you can project your favorite images from your smartphone, but be careful not to make the volume too loud as it can be heard by neighboring sections.I would like to have a campfire when camping, but since this area is a nature reserve, bonfires and fireworks are prohibited.Instead, the dome tents were equipped with entertainment items such as playing cards and board games.★RoomMt. Fuji could be seen outside the large window of the dome-shaped tent! The interior is stylish with wooden pillars and floors.It was fully air-conditioned, had a small refrigerator, a charging outlet near the bed, high-speed Wi-Fi, and plenty of amenities, making it a comfortable stay with the same facilities as a hotel!★Customer service, serviceUnattended check-in, check-out, etc. All cooking, bath and sauna heating, etc. are self-service, so you will never meet the staff. You don't have to worry about other customers!★MealsI used the 2-meal plan so I could go empty-handed.Ingredients and dishes were already prepared separately for dinner and breakfast in the commercial refrigerator in the kitchen.All the soft drinks and local beers in the fridge are free to drink!There was also ice in the water server and freezer.The BBQ meat was tender, juicy and delicious!What was disappointing was the Fujiyoshida udon at the end... Although the reservation page said it was handmade Fujiyoshida udon, it was actually cheap frozen udon from the supermarket. The udon soup stock is a sweet, industrial-grade udon soup that is far from the Fujiyoshida udon soup, which is disappointing.In the end, I wasn't satisfied with udon, so after checking out, I went back to Tokyo to eat authentic Fujiyoshida udon (lol)Also, the salad dressing and yakiniku sauce look like they are made for commercial use and are not good. I think it's better to use local seasonings and ingredients that are sold at roadside stations.For breakfast, the coffee and hot sandwiches made by grinding your own beans were delicious, and I also liked that the toppings were corned beef instead of ham.However, the stick salad was limp and the cut fruits were dry and not fresh at all.I think this can't be helped since I made it the day before, but it was a disappointing point.One thing I can say about both dinner and breakfast is that the accommodation rates are high, so I wanted the ingredients and dishes to be of high quality.★Sauna, bathYou can see Mt. Fuji from the sauna!The bath was boiled water and bath salts were provided in the room, but it was a luxury inn... The bath was made with local Yamanashi Yunohana (a hot spring ingredient), which gave it a special feeling that was different from the hot water you usually take at home. I want it.Also, the official website states that you should bring a swimsuit, but the facility is a completely private space, so if you know each other, you probably don't need a swimsuit.★OthersThere is no convenience store nearby.The roadside station Narusawa is about 10 minutes away by car. This roadside station has a campground nearby, so it's perfect for procuring ingredients, with a wide variety of alcohol, vegetables, meat, sausage, venison, and wild boar.★OverviewThe price is high, so I think if they could provide something of a higher quality, I would be more satisfied.Perhaps because it has only been open for a short time, there were a few things that I would like to see improved. However, spending time in a quiet and slightly rich camp in a completely private space is an experience like no other and will leave you with fond memories.