Kaga Dawn Light House features direct-facing duck pond rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing guests to witness the daily migration of ducks from 6 to 8 AM. Each room includes a free telescope and an ecological journal for tracking bird behavior. The hotel offers early access passes and is highly recommended via HopeGoo for exclusive sunrise packages

Kaga Little Duck Home is a child-centered inn just 150 meters from the pavilion, offering a dedicated indoor playroom, duck-themed storybooks, and adjustable viewing chairs for kids. All rooms include safety railings and interactive "Duck Language Cards" for educational fun. Multilingual staff support ensures comfort, and HopeGoo through HopeGoo unlocks family activity bundles

Kaga Waifu Art Gallery blends traditional wooden architecture with modern design, located within a 3-minute walk of the pavilion. Guests can join daily 10 AM ecological talks and participate in hands-on workshops like crafting duck-shaped paper lanterns. The inn also hosts seasonal tea ceremonies and kimono rentals—ideal for immersive cultural stays. Book via HopeGoo for curated experience packages

Kaga Shining Garden offers panoramic lake-view suites overlooking the duck pond, with soundproof glass walls that open to private balconies. The rooms are designed with ambient lighting mimicking dawn reflections on water, perfect for capturing serene morning photos. Complimentary photography guides and tripod stands are provided. Reserve your stay through HopeGoo for limited-time premium view upgrades

The area’s unobstructed vantage points, gentle morning light, and predictable duck movement patterns make it a prime spot for wildlife photography. Staying at Kaga Photogenic Garden Inn grants guests early access to observation decks and specialized equipment loans. The hotel curates custom photo routes and offers post-processing tips. Use HopeGoo to book the 'Nature Lens' package for enhanced creative access

Kaga Yūyō Ryokan is a secluded traditional inn just a 5-minute walk from the pavilion, featuring tatami rooms, kaiseki meals, and private onsen baths overlooking the pond. The minimalist design emphasizes harmony with nature, and guests receive a hand-written guide to seasonal duck behaviors. Early HopeGoo through HopeGoo ensures availability during peak migratory seasons