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Natural Onsen with benefits for fatigue recovery and beautiful skin, Japanese cuisine made with local ingredients, and a warm wooden interior. Enjoy trekking and mountain climbing from spring to autumn, and skiing or snowboarding in winter. We welcome you to relax in a serene atmosphere surrounded by traditional Japanese charm.
Located at the foot of Oze, this highland hotel offers stunning views of the Oku-Nikko mountains and serves as a convenient base for Oze hiking. Popular accommodation plans include water activities on Sugenuma, known for having the highest water clarity in Honshu, and Katashina River. The hotel also features a JGGA-certified all-grass course for the highly popular "Ground Golf." Enjoy nature's treasures with just a 15-minute drive from Oze Iwakura Highland to Tokura Entrance. The area is home to Kanto's largest ski resort, Oze Iwakura, catering to beginners and advanced skiers alike. Traditional Japanese-style rooms provide a relaxing space overlooking the highlands, ideal for group stays. Guests can savor slow food crafted by chefs who expertly use local Katashina ingredients and seasonal flavors.
Look, nature is abundant! Rapport is located in the Tambara Highlands in northern Gunma Prefecture. Surrounded by beech forests, Rapport offers a very tranquil environment. However, just a short walk away, you can find Tambara Ski Park in winter, Lavender Park in summer, and Tambara Kokia Garden in autumn. Stay at Rapport and enjoy the resort and the abundant nature.
This guesthouse is a renovated traditional house over 100 years old, located in Kawaba Village in northern Gunma Prefecture. Enjoy the seasonal landscapes along with a pleasant breeze. Experience a leisurely lifestyle while feeling the atmosphere of the traditional house. It is conveniently located for exploring attractions such as hiking, fishing, skiing, snowboarding, sake breweries, temples, and roadside stations in Kawaba Village.