Kokumin Shukusha Enasansou

As a foreigner, I couldn't book a room through this website at all.

We had clear weather and a gorgeous starry sky, then enjoyed dinner on the BBQ deck with tasty meat and vegetables. The next morning we took breakfast to a nearby lakeside and enjoyed the view. The tent gave us a peaceful place to relax, away from the surroundings, and the campsite building with the showers, reception, and restrooms was clean and easy to use. The kids liked roasting marshmallows at the main fire pit. Staff also helped us get a bonfire going in front of our tent. After checkout, we joined a fire-starting activity, chopping wood with the children and learning how much work it takes to make a fire.

Sleeping in a bed surrounded by nature felt so refreshing, especially since this was my first glamping trip. We went as a family in October, when a light misty rain came and went, but we didn't need umbrellas. The temperature was comfortable, neither hot nor cold. At night we sat together by a lovely bonfire and had tea. I'd definitely recommend trying it if you haven't been.

The staff were all so kind, and it was nice hearing from them during our stay. Our room was spacious, clean, and lovely. The management building had restrooms and showers, badminton gear, and hot drinks like tea, coffee, black tea, and cocoa whenever we wanted. We stayed on the winter outdoor plan, which included unlimited firewood, so we could enjoy the bonfire without keeping an eye on the cost. There was also a staff-led marshmallow roast at the central pit. Dinner was Ena chicken and tomato hotpot with lots of vegetables, and we had hot sandwiches, soup, and jar salad for breakfast. The Ena chicken had a nice firm texture and tasted great. We had good weather, and the stars looked beautiful in the clear winter air. Glamping in winter made for a lovely change from the everyday.