Hadano Station × Nature Experience AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

SANU 2nd Home is your “second home”—a place to rest body and mind and awaken your senses.Step away from the pace of city life,feel nature with all five senses,and live with your own hands in a true second home.ASAGIRI Ashigara is a retreat nestled in abundant nature, surrounded by Sagami Bay, the Tanzawa Mountains, and the Hakone range. Stay close to scenery that shifts with the seasons—from tranquil mountain-village landscapes to the dreamlike sea of clouds that appears in the early morning—unique to this area.Enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities, including hiking Mount Oyama, long revered as a sacred mountain, or stream fishing on the Sakawa River.Beyond gentle hills overlooking peaceful countryside, you’ll find a quiet home that celebrates the warmth and texture of wood.The name “ASAGIRI” comes from the beauty of morning mist seen here: drifting fog against a blue-tinted sky and majestic mountain ridgelines. To bring that view indoors as well, we designed window frames like picture frames.From paint colors and materials to openings, lounges, and furniture—everything is designed to connect you with this land and its landscape.How you spend your time is entirely up to you.Relax at your own pace in a space where nature and indoors blend seamlessly.

The Property, boasting over 400 years of history, is conveniently located in the mountains, ideal for sightseeing. It offers seasonal mountain and seafood cuisine centered around tofu dishes made from the renowned Daisen spring water, allowing guests to savor the delicate flavors of tofu crafted with pure water. Additionally, the baths, utilizing the famous Daisen spring water, feature a fine water quality that rivals natural Onsen, leaving your skin smooth and rejuvenated. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and relax in the soothing waters while listening to the gentle murmurs of the Daisen River flowing through the foothills, melting away your daily fatigue.

Located at the foot of Afuri Shrine and Oyama Temple, long cherished for Oyama pilgrimages, our Property began as a lodging for Oyama-ko pilgrims. Records show that during the Edo period, Oyama welcomed 200,000 visitors annually, and our Property, situated along the pilgrimage path, has greeted and seen off many worshippers. Carrying on the traditions of the past, we strive daily to preserve and share the history of wild boar hot pot. At our Property, you can enjoy handmade dishes that maximize the flavors of Oyama specialties like tofu and wild boar hot pot, as well as relax in baths filled with Oyama's pure spring water. We invite you to spend a serene and enchanting moment with us.