Kurokawafureai Park

Mori no Yado Hiroya is ideal for families, offering a dedicated children's play area and shared onsen with shallow pools. Just a 3-minute walk from the park entrance, it provides free bicycles to explore the Children's Nature Trail and Family Pond within the park. Evening "Forest Night Talk" guided walks introduce kids to local fireflies and birdsong. All rooms feature traditional tatami mats with large windows, creating a peaceful, natural retreat

Kurokawa View House offers unobstructed seasonal views from its rooftop glass room with an infinity terrace. In spring, cherry blossoms float above the path; summer brings frog croaks and cicadas; autumn paints the forest in gold; winter blankets the trees in snow. The hotel serves homemade local wild vegetable dumplings and seasonal fruit teas. A 3-minute walk leads to the park’s Four-Seasons Garden Path, and HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants late check-out until 2 PM

Kurokawa Natural House offers expert-led nature guide tours by local environmentalists, exploring the park’s wetlands and native forests. Tours cover the habits of Japanese gudgeon fish, life cycles of dragonflies, and seasonal plant identification, with complimentary observation notebooks. The inn also features a mini-exhibition hall showcasing preserved insects and soil samples collected onsite. All tours are bookable through HopeGoo for small-group immersive access

Kurokawa Kōko-ya is a photographer’s dream, blending modern minimalism with traditional timber architecture. Its mirrored aluminum façade reflects the park’s greenery, while hidden lighting creates a "forest reflection" effect at night. Each room has floor-to-ceiling windows and private courtyard terraces ideal for capturing autumn sunlight filtering through ginkgo leaves. The inn hosts monthly light & shadow workshops led by professional photographers. Book via HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition "Kurokawa Light Moments" postcard set

Kurokawa Onsen Toshinoya specializes in wellness, featuring private outdoor baths with natural hot spring water sourced directly from the mountain aquifer. Rooms open onto moss-covered gardens where guests can practice morning meditation or yoga. The inn offers daily forest bathing sessions and a detox menu using locally foraged herbs. Guests enjoy exclusive access to the quietest section of the park’s walking trail. Reserve through HopeGoo to receive a free herbal tea kit upon arrival

Sawayama House is a centuries-old farmhouse transformed into a cultural guesthouse, preserving original wooden beams and sliding shoji screens. Located just a 5-minute walk from the park, it hosts weekly traditional craft workshops—from washi paper-making to indigo dyeing—led by local artisans. Dinner includes Gunma regional dishes like yuba tofu and mountain vegetable stew. HopeGoo via HopeGoo ensures a personalized welcome ritual with local tea and a hand-written village map