Around Hiruzen Bear Valley Ski Resort × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The highlight of this village, once a post town on the old Izumo Kaido, is "Gaisen Sakura Street," lined with century-old cherry blossom trees. On this street, which retains the atmosphere of a historic highway, stands "Shinjo-shuku Sugai Residence," a century-old traditional house fully renovated. This small Property, limited to 2 groups and 4 guests per day, prides itself on offering warm and personalized hospitality to each guest. Additionally, guests are treated to a one-night stay with two meals, featuring a Japanese course meal made with ingredients from the satoyama, nurtured by the pristine nature of the headwaters.

The Hiruzen Highlands offer sweeping views of the majestic Hiruzen Sanzan peaks. Amid lush green scenery and refreshing breezes, enjoy seasonal flowers, outdoor activities, and hands-on dairy farming experiences throughout the year. Local specialties such as Jersey milk and regional wine are also a highlight. We also offer dog-friendly rooms where you can stay with your beloved pet. At the end of the day, unwind in a calm space that helps you truly relax. With simple, beautifully maintained interiors and warm hospitality, we gently soothe away the fatigue of travel.

At this property, you can enjoy free-flowing onsen and explore 15 different hot springs. The simple alkaline onsen is said to be effective for various ailments. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, allowing you to enjoy the onsen freely. The dishes prepared by the head chef are not only delicious but also visually stunning, making them almost too beautiful to eat. Additionally, you can experience a sense of being in nature while gazing at the stars from the open-air bath.

The property, located on the southern foothills of Mount Daisen, is surrounded by pristine beech and oak forests, offering a full immersion in nature. The large public bath uses ultra-soft water drawn from 250 meters underground, providing a soothing experience akin to an onsen. All rooms offer breathtaking views of the natural surroundings. Dinner features a course menu plus a half-buffet using seasonal local ingredients, with highlights including exquisite white squid and Matsuba crab. Tottori Prefecture is renowned for its stunning starry skies, and free stargazing events are held from spring to autumn. Situated within a nature reserve, guests can also observe rare plants and flowers.

The three peaks of Mount Hiruzen form a beautiful ridgeline, and Jersey cows graze peacefully. Welcome to Hiruzen Kogen Kyukamura, a tranquil highland retreat where you can enjoy radon hot springs. From the guest rooms and lobby of the main building, you can take in panoramic views of the lush mountains, and while soaking in the natural radon hot springs, you can fully enjoy the pastoral scenery. For dinner, we offer seasonal kaiseki cuisine and a highland buffet featuring local ingredients, including dairy products unique to the area. The resort is packed with activities characteristic of Kyukamura, such as stargazing at the Milky Way and firefly watching in summer, or enjoying campfires and making mini igloos in winter. Experience an extraordinary stay where you might even spot a shooting star beyond the three peaks of Mount Hiruzen.