Just an hour's drive from the bustling heart of Kyoto, "Satoyama no Kyujitsu Kyoto Keburikawa" offers a tranquil escape into the embrace of nature, feeling like a hidden village. This expansive retreat boasts its own farm where you can savor fresh, seasonal vegetables in exquisite satoyama cuisine, complemented by the rejuvenating Yu no Hana Onsen. With glamping facilities, farm experiences, foot baths, and more, there's a wealth of activities for families, friends, and couples to enjoy throughout the day. Harvesting vegetables nurtured with care provides a unique, memorable experience far removed from urban life. Conveniently accessible from both Kyoto and Osaka, it's the perfect destination for an immersive and healing satoyama getaway.
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〒621-0251 京都府亀岡市本梅町平松泥ケ渕１−１
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