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A private villa with a wood-fired sauna, limited to one group per day, located in Minakami Town, Gunma Prefecture, easily accessible from Tokyo. The approximately 1,000 square meter space includes a sauna, kitchen, dining area, accommodation building, and bonfire area—all exclusively reserved for your stay. The accommodation features four separate rooms and can host up to eight guests. Enjoy a comfortable sauna experience with soft heat from the wood fire in a low-temperature and high-humidity environment while being soothed by the flickering flames. The villa also offers an open wooden deck and outdoor dining space with stunning views of Mount Tanigawa. This unique private space allows you to simultaneously enjoy the sauna, bonfire, and BBQ—perfect for an unforgettable stay.

Earthboat Minakami Fujiwara is a trailer-style Accommodation where every unit features a private Onsen and a private sauna. Set amid breathtaking views of Mt. Tanigawa and directly connected to the ski resort, enjoy an open-air bath and sauna outdoors under a crystal-clear night sky filled with stars. With sweeping ski slopes below, indulge in the luxury of savoring the Onsen and sauna to your heart’s content—completely undisturbed.

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.

An accommodation boasting baths with great views, featuring 2 indoor baths, 2 mixed-gender open-air baths, 1 alternating open-air bath, and 1 private reserved open-air bath. All hallways in the facility are tatami-floored, and the spacious lobby offers a panoramic view of the onsen town and surrounding mountains. Guests can also enjoy works by famous Japanese painters, an irori (traditional hearth), a study room, and spaces for playing Go or Shogi. Guest rooms are equipped with washlets and sinks, offering wide windows with excellent views. The head chef prepares dishes that highlight seasonal flavors.