Bushū-Hino Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

A small, all-inclusive Accommodation in Oku-Chichibu. It features six Rooms in the main building and a special two-story suite with an open-air bath, “Annex Kaguya.” We take pride in our creative kaiseki cuisine, carefully prepared with local ingredients and naturally derived seasonings. Enjoy handmade gelato, smoked specialties, sweets, and more than 30 kinds of drinks—including draft beer and craft beer—all included in the Accommodation Fee. Three private baths are available as many times as you like during your stay.

Located within the Chichibu Muse Park, which spans the Chichibu Naganone Hills and is surrounded by the beautiful nature of all four seasons, we offer a variety of accommodations including cottages with unique concepts such as "stargazing," "campfire," and "dog-friendly." Additionally, we provide setup tent sites and free tent sites with expansive grassy areas. For dining, the main attraction is the BBQ style enjoyed at each cottage. At the outdoor auberge cottages, you can try authentic outdoor cooking using a Dutch oven. Even beginners can enjoy this experience with confidence, as our staff provides thorough guidance. Furthermore, this campsite is conveniently located about a 2-hour drive from central Tokyo and is also accessible by train or bus, making it an easy destination even for those without a car.

[Chichibu Pilgrimage “Uma Year” Grand Opening of Sacred Sites: 2026/3/18–11/30] 10 minutes by car to No. 32 Hosenji Temple; the third-closest Accommodation to Mitsumine Shrine. Founded in the late Edo period, Yanagiya is an Accommodation nestled in the mountains of Oku-Chichibu, proud of its creative cuisine made with gifts from the mountains and its handmade soba noodles. The owner carefully hand-makes these wonderfully fragrant soba noodles—truly exceptional. With 400 years of history, Shibahara Onsen is one of the seven famous hot springs of Chichibu and has been used for therapeutic bathing since the early Edo period. Relax and soothe your body in our natural spring water, “Shiramimin no Yu,” drawn up from a well on the Ryokan grounds.