A spoon lifts thick udon noodles from a ceramic bowl held at a wooden table

Fujiyoshida Roadside Station: Udon Hours and December 19 Opening

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Information checked: November 5, 2026 at 8:38 AM JST.

Visiting the Fuji Five Lakes in November and considering a lunch stop in Fujiyoshida? Plan around the existing udon counter’s afternoon finish. Fujiyoshida City’s November 4 announcement sets December 19, 2026 as the opening date for the new roadside-station building. Travelers coming later can consider the new food and shopping space, while checking its final hours before fixing the day.

Short answerFor a November visit, the current official food-counter listing is 10:00–16:00, with last orders at 15:45. The new building’s opening date is Saturday, December 19. Its opening-day start time, cafe hours and final menu have not been confirmed in the sources checked here. Treat the station as an optional meal or shopping stop that fits your transport plan.

Key Facts For Travelers

WhereRoadside Station Fujiyoshida, 3-7-3 Araya, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi.
New buildingCity announcement dated November 4: opens December 19, 2026.
Current udon counterListed 10:00–16:00; last orders 15:45. Confirm visit-day service during renewal.
Current shop / informationListed 09:00–17:00 weekdays and 09:00–18:00 weekends and public holidays.
Car-free accessTourism guide: bus from Fujisan Station to Fujisan Museum Park-mae, then about five minutes on foot.
ParkingOfficial visitor listing identifies free parking. Construction layout and available spaces should be checked locally.

Choose the Right Plan for Your Travel Date

The city’s new announcement describes a first-floor souvenir area and food space for udon and light meals, plus a second-floor cafe with a terrace. December 19 is the new-building milestone. Work on the existing products building is a later phase, planned for summer 2027.

Our suggestion for a Kawaguchiko- or Tokyo-based visitor is to add this stop only when it fits the rest of the route. If the new cafe is the main attraction for you, wait for its detailed operating information before booking a special detour. A planned terrace does not guarantee a clear Mount Fuji view.

For November, Aim for an Earlier Lunch

The current light-meal listing gives the 15:45 last-order cutoff and lists plain udon at ¥450 and meat udon at ¥550. Those are current listing examples, not confirmed prices for the December building. The new menu, dietary options and any item availability should be checked before relying on them.

Little Kitchen ended service after October 18 during the renewal. The main visitor page lists that closure separately from the udon counter. Our earlier Little Kitchen guide explains the distinction. If you arrive after the food cutoff, choose a separately confirmed meal elsewhere rather than assume the shop’s later closing time includes hot food.

Check the Return Before Adding the Stop

Use the Japanese stop name ふじさんミュージアムパーク前 when checking access from Fujisan Station. The main tourism listing estimates a five-minute walk. The Fujikyu Bus route and timetable index is the place to check your actual service and return direction; fares, selected departures and total journey time have not been verified for this article.

If you are staying around Kawaguchiko, include the onward leg back to your accommodation. If returning to Tokyo, work backward from your reserved train or highway bus. Keep the roadside station as a short stop rather than an itinerary anchor when the return leaves little flexibility. Drivers should follow the current entrance and parking guidance; the published parking listing does not confirm opening-day capacity or a space on arrival.

What to Recheck Before December 19

Check the city’s announcement and current visitor listing again for the new building’s business hours, cafe service, menu prices and any opening-day arrangements. Admission or charges for new areas have not been confirmed here. For specific facility questions, the visitor page lists the products shop at +81 555-21-1033.

For a November itinerary, confirm the existing food counter first. For a December itinerary centered on the new facilities, leave room to change the stop if the details do not suit your arrival time. Weather, road conditions, queues and construction-day changes have not been checked in this guide.

About the Photo

The featured udon photograph illustrates the meal-stop decision. It is by Layanne Aguiar on Pexels, used under the Pexels License. It does not show the roadside station, its actual food, its new cafe or the December menu.

Traveler Actions

  • November visitors: confirm the existing udon service and arrive before the listed last-order time.
  • December visitors: use December 19 as the new-building opening date, then recheck detailed hours and food service before making a special trip.
  • Bus travelers: check Fujisan Museum Park-mae and the full return connection before setting your meal time.
  • Drivers: check current entrances and parking guidance during the renewal; keep a separate meal option if timing is uncertain.

Official Sources

Update History

  • November 5, 2026: Published a new visitor-planning guide after the city’s November 4 opening-date announcement. Existing food and shop listings were checked separately. New-building hours, final menus and charges, selected bus journeys, parking availability and weather remain unconfirmed.