Kofu
Overview
Kofu, the capital of Yamanashi Prefecture, is surrounded by mountain ranges including the Japanese Alps, offering breathtaking views and outdoor experiences. As the birthplace of warlord Takeda Shingen, the city is rich in history, featuring sites like Takeda Shrine and the Kofu Castle Ruins. Kofu is also known for its hot springs, especially Yumura Onsen, and is a gateway to Japan’s top wine-producing region in the Koshu Valley. With seasonal fruit-picking and scenic drives, Kofu offers a well-rounded cultural and nature-infused experience.
What to Eat in Kofu
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Izakaya
Yamanashi
Fire Truck Restaurant Reservations | Kofu, Yamanashi (Chūō)
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Yoshoku
Yamanashi
Yamaichi Cafe Reservations | Kofu, Yamanashi
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Izakaya
Yamanashi
Shokusai Koubou Restaurant Reservations | Kofu, Yamanashi
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Japanese cuisine
Yamanashi
Restaurant Nishiki Restaurant Reservations | Yamanashi, Japan (Kofu)
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Yakiniku
Yamanashi
Yakiniku Hiroya Restaurant Reservations | Kofu, Yamanashi
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Yoshoku
Yamanashi
Ginkgo Tree Temple Cafe Cafe Reservations | Koshu, Yamanashi
