Kitayama Station (Tochigi Prefecture) × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan
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Just a 3-minute drive from Mashiko Station, this casual Resort Hotel is the perfect base for enjoying mountain activities. After leaving the city and fully enjoying the mountains, refresh yourself in a bath adorned with Mashiko pottery craftsmanship to cleanse the day's sweat. The stone walls of the open-air bath are impressive, creating a striking contrast with the starry sky, offering a sense of extraordinary experience. The hotel features a forest spa, a gift shop, and a sake bar; please visit during your stay.
Located a 7-minute drive from the Moka IC on the North Kanto Expressway, this property is near a vast urban park and a resort facility with onsen, making it ideal for leisure. Each guest room is completely independent within its container, allowing for private time without concern for neighboring noise. All rooms are equipped with Simmons double beds and electric massage chairs, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additionally, a complimentary breakfast corner is available for guests.
5 minutes by car from Moka IC on the Kita-Kanto Expressway. Nearby and free parking available. A new style of container hotel where each container serves as an individual guest room. Each room is independent, allowing you to enjoy your stay without worrying about noise from neighboring rooms, just like at home. All rooms are equipped with Simmons beds for maximum comfort. Complimentary light meals are also provided.
The private panoramic open-air bath lets you feel at one with nature.Mashiko ware is featured throughout the guest rooms, and the owner’s carefully curated space—like an antique clock—invites you to forget time and relax at your own pace. A Mashiko ware gallery is located on the 1st floor.
To the east, the Yamizo Mountains stretch into view. To the west lies the lush town of Moka, embraced by the great Kinugawa River. Listen closely—can you hear the whistle of an SL steam locomotive carried on the wind? Why not take a trip to Moka and experience it for yourself?