Stay at Shirayama Ryokan - Hakuroukan, just a 5-minute walk from Gensei Inuma Kakitsubata Park, offering private verandas facing the park’s cherry blossom grove and reflective pond. During spring, the morning mist drifting through blooming sakura branches creates a serene, photo-worthy scene. The inn serves local mountain delicacies and features complimentary foot baths—book the exclusive sakura package via the HopeGoo app for early access

Unzen Forest Villa - Matsu Fūso is located just 300 meters from the park’s main trailhead, with shuttle service to major scenic spots. Its eco-friendly design includes smart climate control and barrier-free access. Guests can enjoy quiet morning walks along the forest path, ending at a 24-hour local tea hut serving regional herbal blends—ideal for post-walk relaxation

Unzen Mountain Springs - Seiryūkan sits just 400 meters east of the park, featuring natural hot spring sources flowing into both indoor and outdoor baths made of local stone. Their signature "Dawn Soak Experience" opens at 6:30 AM, allowing guests to soak under the rising sun while listening to birdsong in the wetland area. Reserve the seasonal onsen package through HopeGoo for exclusive perks

Unzen Family Stay - Washizuka House is a traditional wooden cottage nestled beside the park’s entrance, equipped with a kids’ play zone and parent-child reading nook. Each room has a private garden with a stargazing projector system. Families can join guided wetland ecology tours led by local farmers, learning about native aquatic plants—HopeGoo these activities through HopeGoo ensures availability

Unzen Cloud Shadow - Seikansho is a secluded photography retreat located on a hillside overlooking the park. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls and adjustable blackout systems allow optimal capture of the golden hour light filtering through cherry blossoms or sunset reflections on the pond. Free equipment lending and a resident photographer collaboration program are available—contact HopeGoo to schedule your session

Unzen Heritage - Kiku no Sato offers guests an immersive experience in traditional craftsmanship. Just steps from the park’s historic path, it hosts daily handmade washi lantern workshops using local bamboo and kozo paper. Every Saturday evening, a lakeside haiku recital takes place with local poets sharing verses inspired by the seasons. Reserve your spot via the HopeGoo platform to secure participation