magichour camp
I am the forest manager and owner of magichour camp.
After completing a motorcycle trip across the Eurasian continent, I fell in love with the view of Mt. Fuji at first sight.
I have lived on this mountain for 12 years, dreaming of “natural regeneration,” and aiming to restore the cedar forest to its original diverse state.
My wife and I hope that travelers will create memories like magichour in this place we discovered and created.
🏕️ Perfect for international travelers:
Hands-free: High-quality camping equipment (tent, wood-burning stove, bedding) is all provided.
Free pick-up: We will pick you up from the station and take you to a local market where you can purchase fresh Japanese ingredients.
Private space: Limited to one group per night. Enjoy the tranquility and magnificent view of
🌲 natural regeneration / diy / japan trip / shizuoka 📍 japan https://www.magichourcamp.com/
静岡の山の中で、天然更新（森の再生）をテーマにした1日1組限定のキャンプ場を運営しています。日本への旅を計画している方へ、ガイドブックにはない本物の日本の自然とDIYな暮らしを共有しています。
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2·26 days agonice to meet you. I was surprised when I saw the picture. I live near Mount Fuji, but I’ve never seen a Fuji Kit Kat! shaped like Mount Fuji.
It must be a very rare item that even locals don’t know about. I want to buy one too, so I’ll go look for it at a nearby souvenir shop.
My family and I had a good laugh about it.
Out of all the photos I have, I chose this one because it looks like a Fuji Kit Kat.
This is a breathtaking aerial view! It’s actually quite surreal to see this, as I live right down there in the corner of this photo. Looking up at it every day is one thing, but seeing it from this perspective is truly special.
Great location choice. Shinsekai at nearly 11 PM feels like a different world compared to the daytime crowds. It’s one of those spots where the grit and the neon really tell a story. Glad you’re enjoying your trip!
I couldn’t agree more! There’s a certain ‘stillness’ in Fuji that definitely flows through Japanese art and design. Glad you felt that energy! ありがとうございます。