The Ashitaka course at Tomei Country Club sits in Susono, at the southern base of Mount Fuji in Shizuoka Prefecture. Designed by Takemura Hideo, the course occupies terrain characteristic of this volcanic foothill region, where elevation changes and natural contours shape the routing. The club takes its name from its location along the Tomei corridor, the major transportation artery connecting Tokyo and Nagoya, making it accessible to golfers from both metropolitan areas. Takemura's design works with the property's natural topography, incorporating the slopes and ridgelines common to courses built in Fuji's shadow. The layout moves through varied terrain, with holes that climb and descend across the landscape. Views of Mount Fuji feature prominently on clear days, providing a dramatic backdrop that defines golf in this part of Japan. The course reflects the design sensibilities of its era, balancing strategic interest with playability for the club's membership. Tomei Country Club operates within the traditional Japanese member-club model, where golf remains a social and business institution. The clubhouse and facilities follow the conventions of established Japanese clubs, with attention to service and dining that members expect. The Ashitaka course serves as the club's primary layout, hosting regular member play and club competitions throughout the season. The combination of Fuji views, accessible location, and Takemura's routing has established the course as a steady presence in Shizuoka's golf landscape.