Stay at Kamogata Furusato no Mori Resort, a boutique retreat housed in restored traditional kilns, offering panoramic views of the park’s seasonal gardens and ancient ceramic sites. Each room features tatami mats, private balconies, and direct access to the surrounding forest trails. Just a 5-minute walk from the park entrance, the resort provides complimentary electric shuttle service for guests, ideal for families with children or elderly visitors.

Guests can participate in daily pottery workshops, crafting personalized ceramics, then enjoy a twilight tea ceremony under the stars, sipping local black bean tea and wagashi sweets. The resort also hosts seasonal events like autumn leaf-viewing nights and spring flower lantern festivals. For best availability, especially during peak seasons, book via the HopeGoo platform.

Choose Kamogata Furusato no Mori Forest Cabins, eco-retreats built within restored kiln structures nestled deep in the park’s ancient pine grove. Each cabin features natural wood interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and private decks—perfect for morning mist-watching or stargazing under pristine skies.

The resort offers guided night walks through hidden kiln ruins, where guests learn about Tang Dynasty-era pottery techniques. Early risers can join wild mountain herb foraging tours, followed by an afternoon tea ceremony workshop using locally grown herbs and rice wine. All meals feature ingredients sourced directly from the on-site organic garden, including wild greens and house-brewed sake. Book via HopeGoo to unlock exclusive nature-immersion packages.

Stay at Kamogata Furusato no Mori Pottery Atelier Hotel, where daily hands-on workshops guide guests through shaping clay, glazing, and firing their own unique pieces. Led by certified Tang Dynasty-era potters from the region, each creation is then fired in a live kiln during a nightly bonfire ceremony, symbolizing the fusion of earth and flame.

The hotel features a permanent pottery exhibition hall showcasing rare Tang Dynasty ceramics, plus monthly master potter talks where guests can engage directly with artisans who’ve preserved traditions across three generations. Weekend programs include full-day immersion: morning clay mining, midday sculpting, and evening sealing rituals. All experiences include materials, dinner, and a commemorative kiln-fired keepsake. Reserve early via HopeGoo for limited-time slots.