
Wakasagi fishing
Fish for wakasagi (Japanese smelt) from a boat. Rental fishing rods are available. Bring warm layers, sun protection and drinks for your day on the lake.
Swan boats, fishing and coffee with a view.
Welcome to Haruna Kanko Boat & Cafe Suigetsu.
Our staff speak Japanese only; English-speaking service is not available. Please have a translation app ready to help with communication during your visit.
Enjoy the mountain views from the water with family or friends. Our swan boats seat up to three people.
Operation depends on the weather and lake conditions. Boats may be unavailable on the day of your visit.
Take a break overlooking Lake Haruna and Mount Haruna Fuji. Enjoy coffee, gelato and sweets before or after your time on the water.
Opening hours: 10:00–16:00
Hours may change, or the cafe may close, depending on the day and weather.
Dogs are welcome on the terrace.
Cafe photos & updates on Instagram (Japanese)

Fish for wakasagi (Japanese smelt) from a boat. Rental fishing rods are available. Bring warm layers, sun protection and drinks for your day on the lake.

Explore Lake Haruna by fishing boat. Fishing permits are required; boat hire and equipment charges are separate.
Fishing arrangements and safety instructions are provided in Japanese. If you do not speak Japanese, please arrange help from a Japanese-speaking companion before planning a fishing trip.

Mountain cherry blossoms and fresh green leaves.

A mountain escape at around 1,000 metres above sea level, with shady places to rest.

Colourful hillsides and scenic lakeside walks.

Snow-covered scenery. Check transport and weather conditions before travelling.
Seasonal scenery does not indicate that boats or the cafe are open year-round.
847 Harunakomachi, Takasaki, Gunma, Japan
群馬県高崎市榛名湖町847
Take a bus bound for Lake Haruna (Harunako). The journey takes approximately 90 minutes. Check current departures and the last return bus before travelling.
Approximately 50 minutes from Shibukawa-Ikaho Interchange on the Kan-Etsu Expressway. Use the address above for navigation.
Combine your visit with Haruna Shrine, the Mount Haruna Ropeway or a stroll through Ikaho Onsen.