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Glamping Village Fujikawaguchiko

1 Reviews

Luxury glamping where you can be surrounded by Mt. Fuji and surrounded by starry nights, all rooms are equipped with natural hot spring open-air baths and private saunas where you can relax while looking at the starry sky and Mt. There is also a glamping BBQ, bar, fire pit, and illumination of local production for local consumption, and the rooms are luxurious and easy to access! It was great to see shooting stars too.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo Otemachi

2 Reviews

The hotel guests can use the pool, but it is large anyway. And each spot has something like a sofa or beach bed, what a comfort. With a bath and sauna, it's the perfect place to relax.

Itsukiri

1 Reviews

An auberge resort located in Isumi City, Chiba Prefecture with a natural hot spring open-air bath + sauna & pool where you can enjoy the delicious food of Boso. This is the filming location for CJD and The Bachelor. All guest rooms are equipped with jet-black hot spring water, which is rare nationwide, and we were very happy with the welcome drinks such as sake and hanten! It's easily accessible, just 90 minutes from the city center, and dogs are welcome. Recommended for retreats.

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Luxury glamping where you can be surrounded by Mt. Fuji and surrounded by starry nights, all rooms are equipped with natural hot spring open-air baths and private saunas where you can relax while looking at the starry sky and Mt. There is also a glamping BBQ, bar, fire pit, and illumination of local production for local consumption, and the rooms are luxurious and easy to access! It was great to see shooting stars too.

Name

Glamping Village Fujikawaguchiko

Address

7435 Narusawa, Village Narusawa, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

15 min by car, from Kawaguchi-Lake Station

2

The hotel guests can use the pool, but it is large anyway. And each spot has something like a sofa or beach bed, what a comfort. With a bath and sauna, it's the perfect place to relax.

Name

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo Otemachi

Address

1-2-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

03-6810-0600

How to get there

1 min walk, from Otemachi Station

3

An auberge resort located in Isumi City, Chiba Prefecture with a natural hot spring open-air bath + sauna & pool where you can enjoy the delicious food of Boso. This is the filming location for CJD and The Bachelor. All guest rooms are equipped with jet-black hot spring water, which is rare nationwide, and we were very happy with the welcome drinks such as sake and hanten! It's easily accessible, just 90 minutes from the city center, and dogs are welcome. Recommended for retreats.

Name

Itsukiri

Address

2891 Shimofuse, Isumi-shi, Chiba, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

0470-60-6090

How to get there

10 min by car, from Ohara Station

Parking

Parking area is available

4

Soak in the Konya hot springs as much as time allows, and the sauna will make your whole body smooth! It's great to have beautiful skin all over the body compared to going to a beauty salon. The amago from Umegashima and the food are delicious, the room is spacious, clean and stylish, the stars are beautiful, the staff are so kind, and it's so relaxing that you won't want to go home!

Name

UMEGASHIMA DRIVE-IN & SAUNA VILLA

Address

4159-37 Umegashima, Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

054-295-4137

How to get there

40 min by car, from Shinshizuoka IC

5

Enjoy a self-serve jasmine tea in an authentic Finnish sauna with jazz music. Floating snacks by the pool, just like at an overseas resort, and a bonfire while watching the starry sky. Enjoy an extraordinary healing space.

Name

CRAFT HOTEL Setouchi

Address

1880 Sanbonmatsu, Higashikagawa-shi, Kagawa, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

3 min by car, from Sanbonmatsu Station

Parking

Free parking area is available

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