Fujita Kanko
9722
藤田観光

Company Information

Corporate Site 

Fujita Kanko Inc. operates as a tourism company in Japan and rest of Asia. The company operates luxury, Japanese-style inns, business, resorts, and membership-based resort hotels; wedding and banquet venues, which include international conferences to small meetings banquets; and kaiseki, stone-grilled kaiseki, sushi, teppanyaki, and Italian cuisine restaurants. It also offers leisure facilities, which include hot spring, theme park, aquarium, and golf courses; and supplementary services, such as hotel room cleaning, flower provision and arrangement, garden care and landscaping, and photography. In addition, the company provides condominium management and other property-related services, which include management services for resorts and urban condominiums, and property management services for land to be used for building villas. 

They have a variety of accommodations, especially in resort areas like Hakone.

Stock Perks

Categories: Amusement, Discounts, Hotels

Rights day

End of June, End of December

Details

Discount tickets which can be used for the following:

• 50% off the base room rate for stays.

• 20% food and drink discounts at the hotel restaurant.

• 50% for up to 10 people to their hot springs.

You also get tickets which let you enter the following venues for free, 2 people can enter with 1 ticket.

• Hakone Kowakien Yunessun

• Shimoda Undersea Aquarium

You can see the full list of accommodations here.

Requirements

100 shares - 10 discount tickets, 2 venue tickets

300 shares - 20 discount tickets, 4 venue tickets

500 shares - 30 discount tickets, 6 venue tickets

Comment

There are a wide range of hotels offered all around the country, and you can also use the tickets at the Hotel Washington and Hotel Gracery chains. 50% off seems like a great discount, but the system is confusing. It's 50% off the base room rate, which you'd think would just be a 50% off your bill but in reality if you compare the shareholder site vs. the main one you only save a few thousand yen, although apparently in specific circumstances you can save around 10,000 yen. I don't really understand how it works, but I guess there are a lot of different fees besides the room itself when making a booking? It's still cheaper than the normal price, but it might be possible to find a comparable or cheaper price through online travel sites so make sure to check.

The restaurant and onsen tickets are a straight discount, and the venue tickets are very nice if you're traveling in the area. They have some hotel options in the areas where the venues are, so you can make a nice trip out of it.

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