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The bath in the rustic bathroom is washed away with a heat-heated source.
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It is an outdoor kingdom that boasts a full starry sky, spread over a lush 410m-high mountain, and features a rich set of nature, including five types of auto sites, bungalows and cabins, as well as dining rooms and baths, shower rooms, swimming pools and tennis courts.
The Peasant Kingdom is the district of Kamida-Nishi, Jikbe-Chūō, located in a corner of the Jikbi Kogen. Since the founding of the country in 1996, there has been an agricultural and forestry experience accommodation facility "Leap no Sato Hidamari", a woodworking experience facility and a harvesting experience type strawberry house, etc., which allows you to experience farming while interacting with farmers in the local Ueda Nishi area. There are plenty of experience menus, such as rice planting experience in the rice field, fruit and vegetable harvesting experience, hometown cooking experience, and charcoal grilling experience.
A roadside station that stands along Route 484. The "Organic Township Kayo Direct Sales Office" includes fresh and safe vegetables and specialty products from the Kibai Kogen, and is popular with matsutake mushrooms and piones that line up in autumn. At the "Japanese-style restaurant Kayo", it is reputed that you can taste hand-made soba noodles, set meals, and a salad bar of local vegetables. There is also a snack corner where you can enjoy parfait and taiyaki using blueberries from Yoshiki Chuo-cho.
A flying island consisting of Ōsaishima [Ooishima] and Ōsaishima [Kobishima]. Remains from the Nara period to the Heian period have been found on Daoshima, and a number of consecrated objects have been excavated, including crystal balls and small urns, the imperial dynasty, and the shōshiki [hagiki] (excavated items are stored and exhibited at the Kasaoka Municipal Folk Hall). There are many fishing tourists, and in summer they are crowded with bathers.
From overseas brands such as Germany and Switzerland, to domestic writers and items born in Kurashiki, there are unique wooden toys.
The foot-to-foot facility next to the Yugo Onsen Hall, which is convenient for resting feet on the way to stroll through the onsen town.
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