岡山県 · 美作市
Notoka Village Kofusa
Nestled at the base of Notokouyama, a mountain immortalized in the ancient Manyoshu poetry collection, Notokou no Sato Kofusa offers a serene escape into Ishikawa's rich countryside. This unique campsite blends traditional Japanese charm with modern comforts, featuring renovated historic farmhouses, cozy log cabins, and cottages, all designed to immerse you in a tranquil rural experience. Guests can try their hand at traditional paper making or charcoal burning, delve into the area's vibrant history, or witness the timeless charm of rural Kabuki. It's an ideal destination for families and groups seeking a cultural adventure and a deep connection with nature, particularly breathtaking during the verdant spring and colorful autumn months, feeling wonderfully remote yet accessible for a true getaway.
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〒709-4201 岡山県美作市小房９２５−１
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