
- 2020.11.30
- tsunagu Japan
Glamping in Japan: 7 Magnificent Luxury Camping Locations
Combining our favorite elements of traditional camping with luxury amenities (like real bathrooms!), glamping offers a great way to get your travel on and refresh yourself. Not only does glamping offer you an excuse to get out of the city, but getting away from the crowds will help you maintain social distancing protocols and avoid confined areas, all while enjoying sandy shores, wooded hikes, or snowcapped mountains (whatever your preference happens to be).

1. Wild Beach Seaside Glamping Park – Chiba


Name | Wild Beach Seaside Glamping Park |
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Address | 2-10-1, KANEDAHIGASHI, KISARAZU-SHI, CHIBA 千葉県木更津市金田東2-10-1 Google Maps |
Website (Japanese) | HTTPS://WILDBEACH.JP/KISARAZU/ZONE/WILD-KINGDOM/ |
2. The Farm Camp – Chiba


Name | The Farm Camp |
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Address | 1309-29, NISHITABE, KATORI, CHIBA 千葉県香取市西田部1309−29 Google Maps |
Website (English) | HTTPS://WWW.THEFARM.JP/STAY.HTML |
3. Hoshinoya Fuji – Yamanashi


Name | Hoshinoya Fuji |
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Address | 1408 OISHI, FUJIKAWAGUCHIKO-MACHI, MINAMI TSURU-GUN, YAMANASHI 山梨県南都留郡富士河口湖町大石1408 Google Maps |
4. Hatsushima Island Resort – Shizuoka


Name | Hatsushima Island Resort |
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Address | PICA HATSUSHIMA, HATSUSHIMA, ATAMI-SHI, SHIZUOKA 静岡県熱海市初島 PICA初島 Google Maps |
Website (Japanese) | https://www.pica-resort.jp/hatsushima/about/ |
5. Izu Shaboten Village – Shizuoka


Name | Izu Shaboten Village |
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Address | 1317-584, FUTO, ITO-SHI, SHIZUOKA 静岡県伊東市富戸1317-590 Google Maps |
Website (Japanese) | https://id-village.jp/glamping/ |
6. First Class Backpackers Inn – Hyogo


Name | First Class Backpackers Inn |
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Address | 2359 TORIKAIURA, GOSHIKICHO, SUMOTO-SHI, HYOGO 兵庫県洲本市五色町鳥飼浦2359 Google Maps |
Website (English) | HTTPS://FBI-CAMPING.COM/AWAJI/ |
7. Niseko Cottage Bongo Square – Hokkaido


Name | Niseko Cottage Bongo Square |
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Address | 863-12 SOGA, NISEKO-CHO, ABUTA-GUN, HOKKAIDO 北海道虻田郡ニセコ町字曽我863-12 Google Maps |
Website (English) | HTTPS://WWW.BONGONISEKO.COM/ |
Let’s Go Glamping!
Whether you prefer beach waves, forest trails, or mountain breezes, you’re sure to find some peace of mind and ample opportunity to relax at one or more of these beautiful glampsites. Of course, while most of them offer restaurants and other dining options, make sure to check with each glampsite for suggested items to bring with you. Some glampsites suggest you take your own charcoal and grilling materials if you intend to use their barbecue. It’s also best to check on any additional corona measures that the glampsites may be taking, just in case. Lastly, some of these sites are actively taking part in the Go to Travel Campaign, so glampers may have a chance to save some extra bucks on their travel plans. All the above information should be available on the websites. Finally – and most importantly – enjoy your glamping! If you want to give feedback on any of our articles, you have an idea that you'd really like to see come to life, or you just have a question on Japan, hit us up on our Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!*This article was provided by one of our partners, and its publication date refers to the day it was released on WOW! JAPAN. Please refer to the applicable partner site to confirm the date of original publication.
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