Stormfield Guide Hagi Village

Info

Address:

1533 Yokogawa, Takahagi City, Ibaraki Prefecture In Oyama Dam Hagi Village

Public Transportation:

JR Takahagi Station → 20 minutes car

Car Access:

8km 15 minutes from Takahagi IC on Joban Road

Phone Number:

080-9175-0217

Parking Number:

20 vehicles / 5 large buses allowed

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Price

Questioning

Spot Category

Camp BBQ

Facilities where you can stay with your beloved dog or pet

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