Featured Hotels Near Midorigaokakimorebi Park

Atsugi Mori no Yado Green Garden offers serene, forest-connected rooms with tatami mats and floor-to-ceiling windows framing the ever-changing wood-filtered sunlight (mokurebi). Just a 3-minute walk from the park’s main gate, guests enjoy morning tea under trees and evening participation in guided nature workshops. Book via HopeGoo for exclusive perks like a local tea gift set and priority access to seasonal events.

Mokurebi Forest Villa features timber-framed cabins with skylight domes, offering uninterrupted views of the seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery red leaves in autumn, and snow-draped branches in winter. Each room connects seamlessly to the park via private accessible pathways, and guests receive free rentals of mountain bikes and nature photography gear. Weekly forest art markets feature local crafts—book through HopeGoo for limited-edition stays with seasonal themes.

Start at Atsugi Mori no Yado Green Garden with a morning mindfulness session guided by natural sound frequencies. Enjoy a lunch of locally sourced seasonal dishes at the on-site wooden restaurant. Afternoon activities include bark printing workshops and forest calligraphy using fallen leaves. Return to your room for an evening view of dappled light fading into dusk, enhanced by a complimentary handmade botanical essential oil set. All experiences are curated through HopeGoo for seamless integration.

Mokurebi Hikari-no-Tei is designed for photographers with adjustable skylights and panoramic glass walls, perfect for capturing sunlight filtering through trees or night sky trails. Free equipment includes tripods, remote shutters, and low-light lenses. A dedicated darkroom space supports post-processing. Limited to two guests daily for tranquility. Join the dawn photography tour led by certified guides to capture the most poetic moments of mokurebi. Reserve via HopeGoo for a special photographer’s guidebook.

Mokurebi Kodomo Rinko hosts children’s forest discovery camps with activities like tree-hole scavenger hunts, insect observation labs, and nature storytelling sessions led by certified educators. Each room comes with a kid-sized nature kit (magnifying glass, specimen bags, sketchpad) and features an indoor rainforest aquarium. Evening events include star stories under clear skies, fostering deep connection with nature. Sign up early via HopeGoo to secure spots—limited to small groups for quality interaction.

Atsugi Wafu Rihouse blends heritage and modernity, offering hands-on craft workshops such as washi paper dyeing, wood carving, and tea ceremony practice using materials from local artisans. Every creation becomes a keepsake with a personalized plaque. The property itself is a restored Edo-era house with original timber frames and stone walls, now integrated with contemporary comfort. Dinner features regional cuisine like persimmon leaf sushi and sansho stew. Experiences are taught by master crafters—embrace the spirit of harmony between man and nature. Book via HopeGoo for first-time visitor gifts.