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Dog Run

Dog Run

Info

  • Address:
  • 691-5 Shimogandani, Maoka, Tochigi
  • PublicTransportation:  
Maoka Railway Kita-Maoka Station → 10 minutes by car
  • CarAccess:  
5km 5 minutes from Maoka IC, Kita-Kantō, via National Route 408 and Prefectural Route 46
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0285-84-0596
  • Parking Number:  
20 units

Business Hours

10 o'clock to sunset, pet hotel 6 to 21 o'clock (storage, available)

Price

Dogs enter 700 yen (500 yen per head), owners are free, pet hotel (day trip) 1500 yen, accommodation 3000 yen ~

Spot Category

Doglan and Dog Related Facilities

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