Heidi’s Village: A Swiss Oasis in Yamanashi Prefecture

Heidis Village

408-0201 Yamanashi, Hokuto, 明野町 浅尾 2471

Phone number: 0551-25-4700

Heidi’s Village in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, is a world full of beauty, charm, and a touch of Swiss spirit. Imagine walking into an area that transports you into the heart of the Swiss Alps. In this magical place, you can experience all the wonders of Swiss culture and lifestyle, right in Japan’s mountainous region.

Unforgettable Experiences at Heidi’s Village

Heidi’s Village promises a multitude of engaging experiences for every visitor. Be amazed by a sprawling 4m diorama of Frankfurt as seen from Delfli Village, a sight that encapsulates the spirit of Heidi’s tale. Nestled in the park is Alm’s mountain hut, a faithful recreation of Heidi’s home complete with a bed of hay and towering fir trees. Savor the traditional Swiss cheese fondue that’s sure to delight your palate.

Seeking a comfortable stay? The Spa & Restaurant Hotel Clarakan offers you a choice of Western-style and Japanese-style rooms that guarantee a restful retreat. For an interactive experience, children can don Heidi, Peter, and Clara costumes available for rent. Nature lovers will be drawn to the Yamanashi Prefectural Flower Center, now part of Heidi’s Village, boasting the longest corridor of roses in the world. For a touch of creativity, partake in workshops and learn to make your own dry flowers. If you time your visit right, you might catch the Akeno Sunflower Festival, a vibrant event that adds to the park’s charm.

How to get there

While public transport is available, the most convenient way to reach Heidi’s Village from Kofu Station is by car, particularly if you plan to travel directly from Nirasaki Station to Asao-shimo. Here’s a guide to assist you on your journey:

  1. Train Journey from Kofu Station to Nirasaki Station: Start by boarding the JR Chuo Line (Azusa Limited Express) from Kofu Station to Nirasaki Station. The journey is usually around 30 minutes.
  2. Car Journey from Nirasaki Station to Heidi’s Village: Upon arrival at Nirasaki Station, consider renting a car if you haven’t brought your own. Drive towards Asao-shimo which is about a 15-minute drive from Nirasaki Station. From Asao-shimo, Heidi’s Village is a further 10-minute drive.

Heidi’s Village is a unique fusion of Swiss inspiration and Japanese charm. From reliving the world of a beloved anime to walking through corridors of blooming roses, your Swiss flower adventure awaits in Yamanashi Prefecture. Experience the magic of Heidi’s Village and make memories that will last a lifetime. Come visit us. We look forward to welcoming you!

Fees & Hours

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Opening Hours: Opening Hours: 09:00 AM–06:00 PM
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FAQs

What is Heidi’s Village?
Heidi’s Village is a theme park in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, inspired by the 1974 anime “Alpine Girl Heidi”.
What activities are there at Heidi’s Village?
There are many activities including a 4m diorama, dressing up in Heidi, Peter, and Clara clothes, and photo spots.
What is special about the Yamanashi Prefectural Flower Center?
The Flower Center boasts the longest corridor of roses with over 1,200 varieties from all over the world.
What kind of accommodation does Heidi’s Village offer?
Heidi’s Village has the Spa & Restaurant Hotel Clarakan with Western-style and Japanese-style rooms.
Are there any workshops at Heidi’s Village?
Yes, workshops are available where you can learn to make your own dry flowers.

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