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Stayed with the no-meal plan. I had already checked in advance that there was no bath, so it wasn't an issue, and I fully enjoyed a visit to a super public bath. The room was decorated with figures from my favorite anime, which made me very excited. It was close to both the station and Lake Biwa, so I went for walks to various places. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making my stay enjoyable. Thank you very much!

Experience glamping with a touch of tradition, enjoying a Japanese Kaiseki dinner in a historic mansion built during the Meiji era. Accommodation is provided in "Jyubako," designed by Snow Peak and Kengo Kuma. This wooden trailer house features soft, embedded indirect lighting for a cozy atmosphere. The room includes a double-sized bed with crisp linens and plush mattresses for excellent comfort. Large windows offer an open and inviting space. The cabin is equipped with basic amenities such as a sink, toaster oven, electric kettle, regular coffee, and dripper. While there are no showers or toilets inside the cabin, sanitary facilities are conveniently located on-site and include 24-hour shower access. Guests can also use the Onsen at Tsukioka Onsen within the same group; however, it may require some travel. Dinner is served in private rooms within the main mansion—a stunning historical building filled with antique furnishings and well-maintained gardens. Paired with craft beer from Swan Lake Brewery next door, this exquisite meal offers an unforgettable dining experience. A separate building houses a self-service bar featuring local sake and draft beer from Swan Lake Brewery available all night long. Guests can enjoy drinks under the moonlight at their cabin's outdoor table for an enchanting evening. As open fires are prohibited due to being on cultural heritage grounds, glass-fronted rocket stoves are available for rent instead—highly recommended to keep warm while enjoying the ambiance of firelight alongside ample firewood provided. Surrounded by serene countryside views, guests can relax by the fire or visit the bar occasionally for drinks before retreating to their quiet cabins equipped with air conditioning for restful sleep. In the morning, enjoy breakfast under your cabin's tarp-covered area with hot sandwiches and coffee. Although direct views of surrounding rice fields are blocked by fences, only five cabins occupy this spacious property ensuring privacy and tranquility throughout your stay. Check-out is simple—just leave your key inside your room as staff members aren't present in the morning. While more information about local attractions would have been appreciated during check-out time—it was still an exceptional stay overall!

The location is excellent, the atmosphere created by the two people at the Property is wonderful, and above all, their taste in music was spot on, making my stay truly comfortable. It's a Property I want to visit regularly for some chill time. A gecko appeared on the bus and my companion made a fuss about it, but that too became a good memory unique to that place. Haha

First-time glamping in a Snow Peak JYUBAKO. We were excited about this camping-style glamping experience, but with the forecast of bad weather, we felt uneasy. After consulting with the staff, they kindly prepared a tarp and charcoal so we could still enjoy a camping atmosphere indoors. We were deeply touched by the manager's thoughtfulness. The meals were more than enough to eat, and on clear nights, you can enjoy a sky full of stars. With easy access from the highway, it's highly recommended for camping beginners. We would love to visit again if given the chance!

A perfect base for exploring Lake Toya and Sobetsu. Although located away from the center of Lake Toya Onsen, I was intrigued to learn that this area was part of the old national highway disrupted by the 2000 eruption, with detailed explanations provided. Truly a living history and geology textbook. The room is a renovated one-room apartment with a loft, spacious enough for a comfortable stay. In fact, it felt like a waste to use it alone. The entrance is equipped with a microwave and toaster, making it convenient for bringing in your own food. Since it's a renovated one-room apartment, the bathroom is small, but I was provided with discount tickets for Lake Toya Onsen, so it wasn't an issue at all. As long as you have your own transportation, this is a great accommodation. (In my case, I traveled by road bike, but note that the 1.5km route from the center of Lake Toya Onsen to this location has a 5% incline.) The nearby commercial facilities seem to have been abandoned due to the eruption, giving a desolate impression. However, the hotel and its owner exude warmth and determination, making me hope they continue their efforts for years to come. As I love Lake Toya as a tourist destination, I would definitely stay here again.

The Room was clean, and the front desk staff were friendly. However, the toilet and washbasin felt uncomfortably close—like in a studio apartment. That said, dinner was excellent, so overall it was a satisfying stay. The portion size, quality, and atmosphere were all great.

Stayed on the last day of Obon, 8/16. It was over 36°C in the lower areas that day, but thanks to the shade from the trees, it felt much cooler, and we were able to stay in the cottage without air conditioning. I was slightly worried due to reviews mentioning musty bedding, but there was no such issue, and we had a very comfortable stay. The next day, my daughter seemed to have lost her binoculars while playing mini-golf. When I inquired later, one of the staff members kindly searched around the mini-golf parking lot, benches, and course despite the heat. Although they couldn’t find it at that time, they later discovered it on another day at a further part of the course and contacted us by matching our memory with their accommodation records. My daughter cherished those binoculars for birdwatching and was thrilled when they were found. A big thank you to both the staff member who searched for them in such hot weather and those who eventually found them! Truly impressive service from PICA—your staff is top-notch! We will definitely visit again!

Our first trip to Sado Island was unforgettable, especially for the kids. This villa made all our wishes come true: swimming in the sea, enjoying the pool, having a barbecue, watching fireworks, and admiring a beautiful sunset. Although the entrance had a steep slope, its location on a hill offered stunning views. A short walk took us to a swimming spot with rocky areas where we unexpectedly enjoyed tide-pooling. After returning, we rinsed off in the outdoor shower and jumped straight into the pool. The jacuzzi was warm and relaxing while watching our kids play excitedly. The highlight? The breathtaking sunset! We had a barbecue while watching it, making everything taste even better. It was such an enjoyable trip—thank you so much!

We stayed as a family with our dog to celebrate our daughter's birthday. Despite it being Golden Week and reasonably priced, we didn't expect much but found the accommodation clean and comfortable. The receptionist was very kind, recommending an onsen and providing excellent service. They also offered some special services for our daughter's birthday, which made us very happy. Although the large clock in the living room had stopped and the toilet light bulb was out, it was still a satisfying facility. Thank you!

A traditional Japanese farmhouse in a very quiet location near Lake Kasumigaura. It’s a relaxing space where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. You can also enjoy their home-brewed craft beer as a welcome drink. The food was simply delicious. We also got to try splitting firewood. All the staff were very kind, and the nearby aquarium is also recommended.

It felt like coming back to my grandmother’s home in the countryside. It wasn’t an Onsen, but the bath was family-sized and helped soothe my tired body after the Jomon Sugi trek. Thank you!

This Accommodation is an entire private house, so it may feel a bit oversized for two people for one night. However, since we had previously stayed in cramped business hotels, the sense of space here was on a completely different level, and it really helped us recover from the day’s fatigue. There are many Rooms, including some hideout-like spots, and there are also two toilets, so I think it’s ideal for groups staying multiple nights—especially for those who want to cook for themselves. That said, perhaps because it was during a holiday period, the bathroom cleaning didn’t seem to be done in time, and the drain was dirty. It was a bit disappointing given how great everything else was. Overall it was excellent, and if we have another chance next time, we would definitely like to stay again.

I booked the Bring-Your-Own BBQ Plan. The gazebo in a separate building was already set up with a charcoal grill and other equipment, which was very convenient. We had a great time with our favorite ingredients and drinks. However, there is no dedicated lighting in the gazebo. Even with two lanterns, it was quite dark. If the cottage has an outdoor power outlet, you might be able to run an extension cord and use temporary lighting. We used Iguchi’s Yu-Yu Land Hanatsubaki for bathing, so we did not use the cottage bath. It was wonderful to spend time with friends again after a long while. I would like to stay here again.

The meals—especially the BBQ dinner—were delicious. The Maeda beef steak was outstanding. Since we stayed at the Super Premium Site, it was convenient that we could drive directly onto the site. The spacious grounds also made our dogs very happy; seeing them run around excitedly was truly satisfying. It felt like a luxurious private dog run experience. The beds inside the tent were also extremely comfortable. The large public bath in the clubhouse was fairly standard, but I appreciated the free massage chair in the changing room. One downside was that although there is an air cooler and a fan inside the tent, they didn’t work effectively at all. (It was comfortable from sunset until early morning, but during summer daytime it felt like a greenhouse—unbearable!) I recommend staying outside the tent during the day. It was also very inconvenient that there is no toilet on-site; if you see this as part of embracing outdoor inconveniences (no toilet, no refrigerator, no air conditioning, etc.), then it might be acceptable—but if you advertise it as a Super Premium Site, I honestly wish basic comfort (at least a toilet and heating/cooling) were provided. (Especially given that it wasn’t cheap.) There is a small cabin on the site with air conditioning and it was wonderfully cool, but it’s so small and empty that I did wonder whether it makes sense to pay such a high rate only to spend most of your time in that cabin… After check-in there isn’t really anywhere else cool within the site, so you end up taking refuge in this cabin, staying in your car with A/C on, or going to the clubhouse… Since the tent itself is so lovely, it would have been ideal if we could have spent most of our time comfortably inside it. I also strongly felt how convenient it would be if there were a toilet inside that air-conditioned cabin. Since you have to walk to the clubhouse restroom each time, you need to keep reminding yourself to go before it becomes urgent. (Waiting until your limit might be tough!) Unfortunately we couldn’t see the starry sky at night because of bad weather—it was disappointing—but I’d love to come back for another try next time, aiming for a more comfortable season! All staff members were very kind and made our stay pleasant. Thank you very much.