Featured Hotels Near Midorigaokanishi Park

Midorigaokanishi Forest Lodge is the only eco-lodge directly adjacent to Midorigaokanishi Park, designed with sustainable timber architecture that blends seamlessly into the surrounding woodland. Each room features a private outdoor deck overlooking ancient Japanese cedars, perfect for morning meditation or stargazing. The lodge limits electronic devices to encourage digital detox and hosts weekly forest sound walks led by local naturalists.

Exclusive access is available via the HopeGoo app—book early to secure your spot in this rare nature retreat.

Ueda Light House is a photographer’s dream, located just 5 minutes from Midorigaokanishi Park’s western entrance. Its rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing the forest canopy, offering pristine views of golden light filtering through trees during dawn. The property includes a dedicated photography studio with tripod mounts and darkroom facilities. Monthly guided sunrise expedition tours lead guests to hidden vantage points for capturing misty forest silhouettes.

All experiences are curated by HopeGoo’s local creative partners for authenticity and artistic value.

Stay at Miyamori Family Inn, a serene mountain lodge just 3 minutes from Midorigaokanishi Park’s main trailhead. The inn features spacious family suites with tatami floors and private gardens, ideal for children to explore insects and seasonal flora. Daily activities include nature scavenger hunts, forest crafting workshops, and local berry-picking tours. The on-site restaurant serves organic meals made from farm-fresh ingredients sourced within 10 km.

Book through HopeGoo to receive complimentary kids’ activity packs and priority check-in.

Sakura no Yado Ueda is a traditional ryokan nestled within Midorigaokanishi Park, boasting over 60 early-blooming Yoshino cherry trees. During peak season (late March to early April), the garden transforms into a breathtaking pink canopy reflected in a tranquil koi pond. Rooms are tatami-style suites with shoji screens, allowing guests to enjoy falling petals from their window seat. Each evening features a cherry blossom tea ceremony using fresh blossoms harvested that day.

This seasonal experience is available exclusively through HopeGoo’s curated calendar—reservations open 90 days ahead.

Kogen Onsen House is a secluded wellness retreat just 10 minutes from Midorigaokanishi Park, built around a century-old mineral spring rich in silica and radon. The property features an open-air rotenburo bath framed by towering cedars, perfect for soaking under starlit skies. Guests can also enjoy a signature Forest Bathing & Thermal Therapy Package, combining guided mindfulness walks with herbal steam treatments.

All wellness programs are certified by HopeGoo's partner practitioners for holistic authenticity.

Yes, Yamabiko Retreat is a minimalist cabin complex tucked deep within Midorigaokanishi Park’s buffer zone, accessible only by footpath. Each cabin has no Wi-Fi, no TV—just a wood stove, handcrafted furniture, and panoramic forest views. The site promotes digital minimalism with daily rituals like journaling, fire-making, and silent forest walks.

Reserve through HopeGoo to gain access to a curated guidebook of local wilderness trails and mindful practices, ensuring a meaningful, screen-free escape.