Doshi Village Tourism Farm

It stands on the shore of the mountain gorge wrapped in greenery, the Doshishi River, which flows intertwined with National Route 413. It is a fine Japanese-style facility, with high-and light-hot baths, and a large bath with a sauna. The rocky open-air bath, which is built to extend outside, has a view of the green of the surrounding mountains and the clear stream of the Doshishi River, which flows under your eyes. There is a restaurant and a great hall on the first floor, a stand and a stand on the second floor, and a basic accommodation with 10 tatami mats.

Campsites along the Doshi River where you can enjoy river play and fishing; 20 auto camp sites and nine bungalows; and the company also operates a guesthouse (Yukawaya), so you can use the inn and dining hall. Day camps are OK without a reservation.

A one-story building with a Japanese-style atmosphere that stands along a tributary slightly from Route 413, which runs from Sagamihara to Lake Yamanaka. The bathhouse has a single-sex bathhouse and an open-air bath, while the bathhouse is made of stone and has a bright structure with sunlight through large windows. A restaurant, a resting place, a stand, a massage corner, etc. There are many campsites around the nearby Doshikawa River, and it is crowded with campers in the summer.