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・5 minutes by car from Onuma Quasi-National Park, overlooking Lake Onuma and Mount Komagatake.A private rental villa. ・Located in southern Hokkaido, approximately 30 minutes by car from Hakodate. Accommodations are limited to one group per day. ・The first floor boasts a spacious living room and a traditional Japanese-style room with a tokonoma. ・From the mezzanine kitchen, you can enjoy views of nature in every season. The skunk cabbage fields visible in spring are particularly captivating. ・Equipped with complete kitchenware, including cutlery and cooking utensils.Proudly featuring a selection of tableware handpicked by the owner. ・Owned by a dentist, offering a safe and hygienic stay experience. ・Surrounded by greenery, allowing you to relax and enjoy your time without worrying about your surroundings.

Our facility consists of the main building and the Shirakaba-an Villa.Right at the entrance of the main building's lobby, there is a warm wood-burning stove installed.Enjoy tea prepared by our staff from Taiwan and let yourself relax and unwind. The Shirakaba-an Villa, completed in 2020, was designed by Kenta Sano, a disciple of renowned architect Toyo Ito.Mr. Sano, captivated by the beautiful scenery around the villa, aimed to create architecture that blends seamlessly with the landscape and becomes part of the forest.

Located near Asahikawa Station, in the city center. The city is packed with recommended dining spots! Perfect for sightseeing in Asahikawa or using it as a base. You can also visit Furano and Biei! *Free co-sleeping for children up to 5 years old. *One child can co-sleep per adult. 【Free amenities available】Wifi, washing machine/detergent, hair dryer, towels, etc. Access: 600m from the nearest JR station. Room RoomA→1st floor RoomB→2nd floor RoomC→3rd floor RoomD→4th floor There is one room per floor. Additionally, there is no elevator, so please use the stairs.

This is a cottage with an entire building rental type. From the cottage, you can enjoy views of the rural landscape of Furano, with the majestic Tokachidake Mountain Range, Tomuraushi Mountain in the distance, and Daisetsuzan.