Kasa Ke Gaku Tent Ba

Wasabi Taira Cabin Tent Ba

¥8,500 – ¥14,000 / night

Nestled at an elevation of 1,400m within the Northern Alps, Wasabidaira Hut Campsite offers a serene escape, just an 80-minute hike from Shinhotaka Onsen. This wild-yet-comfortable haven is enveloped by pristine beech forests and crystal-clear streams, providing a truly restorative experience for both seasoned mountaineers heading to peaks like Mt. Yarigatake and casual trekkers alike. You'll love the refreshing spring water flowing right by the hut, and the newly built, heated flush toilets and bathing facilities add a surprising touch of luxury to this remote setting. Autumn, especially mid-October, is spectacular, with vibrant fall foliage set against the first snow-capped peaks, making for an unforgettable wilderness adventure.

Yari Taira Cabin Tent Ba

¥2,000 – ¥2,000 / night

Nestled at an elevation of approximately 2000m, the Yaridaira Hut Campsite offers an unparalleled basecamp experience on the Hida-zawa route to Mt. Yari, boasting magnificent views of Mt. Kita Hotaka and the dramatic Takidani rock face. This serene alpine setting is ideal for solo adventurers or small groups seeking a tranquil mountain escape, allowing for crucial altitude acclimatization before tackling the surrounding 3000m peaks. With space for around 60 tents, readily available water, and clean restrooms, it provides a comfortable and well-equipped wilderness experience, even offering pre-ordered meals during off-peak seasons. Accessible from the Shinhotaka Onsen entrance, this campsite serves as an exceptional starting point for aspiring summiters during the lush summer months and vibrant autumn foliage season.

Sugoroku Ike Camping Shiteichi

Nestled high in the embrace of the Northern Alps, the Sogoroku Pond Campsite offers an unparalleled alpine experience with breathtaking panoramic views from Mount Sugoroku. Imagine waking up to a tapestry of vibrant alpine flowers in Hanami-daira and the iconic peaks of Yarigatake and Hotaka reflected in the serene Kagami-ike. This is an ideal spot for adventurers seeking a tranquil mountain escape, where the journey from Shinhotaka Onsen adds to the rewarding sense of exploration. Immerse yourself in this verdant, water-rich paradise and let the majesty of the mountains rejuvenate your spirit.

Kurobe Gorou Campground

Nestled in the heart of the Northern Alps, at the base of the majestic Mount Kurobegorou, Kurobe Gorou Campground offers a truly remote and high-altitude camping experience in Gifu Prefecture's Takayama City. This is a prime spot for adventurous trekkers and mountaineers looking to conquer the surrounding peaks or simply immerse themselves in the raw beauty of Japan's alpine wilderness. With basic toilet facilities available, you can focus on the unparalleled vistas and the invigorating challenge of the mountain environment. Prepare for crisp mountain air, stunning panoramic views, and an unforgettable night under a blanket of stars, far from city lights.

Nishiho Sansou Tent Ba

Perched at an impressive 2,300m, Nishiho Sansou Tent Ba offers an unparalleled high-altitude camping experience in the heart of the Northern Japan Alps. Wake up to breathtaking panoramic views of the Hodaka mountain range bathed in the morning sun, often above a sea of clouds. This tent site provides a truly remote adventure, yet with the convenience of an adjacent mountain hut for essential facilities and peace of mind. Prepare for crisp mountain air, stunning vistas, and unforgettable starry nights.

Yari Ke Dakeyama Sou Tent Ba

Perched dramatically beneath the summit of Japan's iconic Mt. Yari, Yarigatake Sanso Tent Site offers an unparalleled high-alpine camping experience for seasoned mountaineers. Imagine waking up to a breathtaking 360-degree panorama from the 3,180m ridge, with views stretching across the Northern, Central, and Southern Alps, even glimpsing Mt. Fuji on clear days. This is a truly wild yet welcoming outpost, featuring amenities like Japan's highest bakery serving freshly baked bread from July to mid-September, a cozy dining hall, and even a summer clinic. While certainly remote, the well-established approaches, including the popular Kamikochi-Yarisawa course, lead you to this extraordinary base camp for summit adventures and unforgettable stargazing.