Tembanoye Station × Accommodation With 6-Person RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The closest accommodation to Tsukubasan Shrine. Enjoy the unique views of Edoya from every room. An open-air bath facing a garden that preserves untouched nature. Relax in the renowned hot springs embraced by the foothills of Mount Tsukuba, while experiencing the charm of each season.

With a limit of two groups per day, enjoy private golf and sauna. HOLE37 is a glamping Facility with a sauna, located within the Tsukuba International Country Club, exclusively for two groups per day. Nestled atop a hill surrounded by trees, you'll find a wood-themed cottage that blends seamlessly with the greenery. The Facility features a dining kitchen offering panoramic views of Tsukuba City's nature, a bedroom with a skylight resembling a kaleidoscope, a fully private sauna with löyly, and a drum-can cold bath. With a variety of exciting activities that will leave you wondering where to start, you'll be instantly transported to an extraordinary experience. Take a luxurious nap, or enjoy the sauna as many times as you like without worrying about others. When hunger strikes, prepare a meal on the BBQ grill and simply gaze at the surrounding nature. Whether with friends, family, a partner, or even alone, a special and free-spirited lifestyle awaits, where you can spend your time just the way you like.

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.

Nestled on the slopes of Mount Tsukuba, this unique property offers natural hot springs. The water is sourced from a private spring at a depth of 1,353m, and from the tub baths and open-air baths, you can enjoy the four seasons of Tsukuba. All rooms face south, providing luxurious views of the serene countryside along with Mount Fuji and the Sky Tree. After sunset, indulge in a sky full of stars. Meals are creative Japanese-Western fusion kaiseki cuisine prepared with care. It is also a very convenient base for hiking Mount Tsukuba.