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Stay in Hojo at the northern foothills of Mt. Tsukuba. Experience artisan architecture wrapped in natural materials.

The Hojo district at the foot of Mount Tsukuba, known as the starting point of the "Tsukuba Road" leading to the Tsukubasan Shrine, often referred to as the "Mountain of the Gods." Just as various "people, things, and cultures" have intertwined here in the past, "Aisho" is a space where you can experience the harmony of the history of a 90-year-old townhouse and contemporary crafts, the balance of "unchanging" and "evolving," and the essence of Japanese aesthetics through air, fragrance, and visuals. As a Property accommodating only one group per day, it offers a place to connect with Japanese craftsmanship and art. Please enjoy the comfort and sense of security it provides.

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Reliable Route Inn quality across The whole country. Approximately 7 minutes by car from Shimodate Station, featuring a large public bath.

Hotel Route-Inn Shimodate is located in Chikusei City, west of Mt. Tsukuba, near the major intersection where National Route 50 and National Route 294 meet.\nWith easy access to Chikusei, Shimotsuma, Tsukuba, Yuki, Oyama, and Moka.\nWe offer upgraded Comfort Rooms as well as Ladies-First Rooms designed for women.\nOur staff will welcome you with heartfelt hospitality to help you relax even after a day of work.

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Enjoy breathtaking views and nightscapes, savor creative Japanese cuisine, and relax in skin-beautifying hot springs.

Tsukuba Keisei Hotel on Mount Tsukuba offers breathtaking views and nightscapes of the Kanto Plain. From the open-air Onsen, enjoy stunning vistas, with three types of baths: indoor, open-air, and herbal. Rooms accommodating up to four guests provide views of Kashimanada, the city center with Sky Tree, the Hakone Tanzawa mountain range, and Mount Fuji, showcasing the dynamic scenery of the Kanto Plain. The hot spring water from Tsukuba Onsen's source, "Sōjin no Yu," is renowned for its skin-beautifying properties. Guests can also savor creative Japanese cuisine made with local ingredients.

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