Koshu City Katsunuma - Vineyard Hill

Katsunuma Budou no Oka

Tourist attraction • 5093 Katsunumachō Hishiyama, Koshu, Yamanashi 409-1302, Japan

4(4131 reviews)

Kid-friendly

Paradise on the Hill - Extraordinary Experience at Vineyard Hill

Katsunuma-cho is located in the center of Yamanashi Prefecture. In this small town, there is a place that feels like a paradise. On top of a hill called Vineyard Hill, there are vast vineyards and well-equipped facilities. Here, you should be able to have a special experience away from your daily life.

Enjoy the Finest Taste in the Home of Koshu Wine

The highlight of Vineyard Hill is the magnificent wine cave underground. It has become an exquisite space for experiencing the finest Koshu wines from Yamanashi Prefecture. By participating in a tasting tour, you can taste various wines while listening to the sommelier's explanations. You may encounter valuable wines that you rarely have the opportunity to taste in your daily life.

Elegant Moments Embraced by the Great Outdoors

From the top of the hill, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Kofu Basin. The view of the sunrise and the scenery dyed in the sunset glow are exceptional. Why not leisurely savor the unforgettable scenery while sipping on coffee?

The restaurant offers dishes made with local ingredients. It's also nice to enjoy wine pairings or savor sweets like soft serve ice cream for a lovely time.

If You Have Time, Stay Overnight

Accommodation facilities are fully equipped on the hill, so you can also stay and relax. If you spend a leisurely day from waking up to a breakfast in the morning, you can fully enjoy an extraordinary experience away from your daily life.

Vineyard Hill is a representative tourist spot in Yamanashi Prefecture. There are many highlights and experiences, making it a place worth visiting at least once. Why not spend a luxurious and elegant time on top of this hill?

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Reviews

2(7 months ago)

Ecume .desJours

Not a good introduction to Yamanashi wines. Simply terrible customer service. They charge you ¥2200 and half of the bottles are empty and the staff ignores you when you ask questions or ask them to replace the bottle so that you can try that particular wine. Noted elsewhere, but there’s also no place to spit out so if you encounter a wine from the few bottles that are actually there and you determine that you don’t like it, you have to swallow anyway 😆

4(2 weeks ago)

Tuan Tran

There are over 200 kinds of wine. Good place for wine-holics

5(2 years ago)

Lorina “ConfidenceInMotion” Harris

The area was beautiful and peaceful. My friends and I enjoyed tasting the different wines. You're even able to purchase wines that were your favorites. Pricing is not bad either and their are restaurants on site. You can go in and out the wine cellar tasting area also to take breaks and grab a bite in-between tastings or just roam the grounds and take in the scenery.

4(a year ago)

Vincent Chow

4 stars. The ability to taste 150+ wines for as little as ¥1.5k is amazing. Good number of nearby restaurants and other attractions make this a great way to try different local producer's style and wines when you are hardpressed for time

5(a year ago)

Timofey Grinyak

Wine paradise of Japan. Do not spend much time on tasting at the starting move steadily and you will be rewarded with better options. Look at the price tags at the shelves with unopened bottles alone the path, that will give you good hints which one to try. Consider snicking in some snacks, that will make tasting experience much better.

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