Shibusawa Station × Zen-Inspired AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

About a 1-hour drive from central Tokyo, this is a private vacation villa with an on-site dog run, limited to one group per day, nestled in the quiet forest of Yadoriki, Matsuda Town, Ashigarakami District, Kanagawa. Set on an approximately 1,000 m² property, it features a spacious private dog run and a single-story home built mainly with cedar and other natural materials. Large windows open directly onto the wooden deck, letting you enjoy an exclusive moment of forest and sky together with your dog.Check-in is at 12:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 PM the following day. Enjoy a relaxed stay without feeling rushed.Take a walk to the clear waters of the Nakatsu River, unwind at dusk to the sound of flowing water, or sip wine under a star-filled sky—an adults-only hideaway where you can truly switch off in complete privacy. Ideal for anniversaries and special trips, it’s also perfect for photo sessions with your dog or a Multiple Night Stay at an unhurried pace. Enjoy the changing colors of the mountains through every season. Please make yourself at home.

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.

Established in 1856 during the Ansei era, "Fukumotokan" is a charming and historic Ryokan nestled in the tranquil foothills of the mountains. The "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), known for its strong alkalinity and smooth texture, is especially popular among women. We offer seasonal dishes made with ingredients from the satoyama, accompanied by warm hospitality. The detached building where the writer Takiji Kobayashi stayed and wrote his novels is now a space open for visitors to freely explore. It features displays of traditional items such as hand warmers, foot warmers, tea cabinets, and padded kimono coats. Experience the warmth of wood, the retro charm, and the history carefully preserved to this day, all unique to Fukumotokan.