Touring Japan's hot springs(onsen)! A sample itinerary for a 10-night, 11-day glamping trip

It is the largest airport in Japan and handles a wide range of domestic and international flights.
There are also many restaurants, so we recommend filling up on food after you arrive in Japan. Once you've filled your stomach, your journey can finally begin! Rent a car at Haneda Airport and get going!

This is a hot spring spa resort located in Isumi City, Chiba. The rooms have rare black hot spring baths, so you can enjoy them in a private space. You can choose between glamping tents and villa types of rooms depending on your style of stay.

This is a digital art museum that you can experience with your whole body. In a fantastical space, you can take stunning photos and immerse yourself in the wonder of art... Enjoy modern digital art to the fullest!

After experiencing modern art, take a break in a park in the middle of the city. The large grounds are lined with plane trees and feature a Japanese garden. Enjoy a walk surrounded by nature that changes with the seasons. After soothing yourself in nature, head to Yamanashi.

This glamping facility allows you to see Mt. Fuji from every corner, including your room, private bath, sauna, etc. The time you spend enjoying the spectacular view of Mt. Fuji, the symbol of Japan, is sure to become a lifelong memory.

This is a scenic spot where you can enjoy both Mt. Fuji and the five-story pagoda, Chureito Pagoda, at the same time, and experience the essence of Japan. End your trip to Yamanashi with a truly Japanese view of Mt. Fuji.

Next, we move to Nagano and our first stop is Suwa Taisha Shrine. It is one of the four shrines around Lake Suwa that are said to be among the oldest in Japan. It is a prestigious shrine where you can feel the history of Japan, so it is recommended for those who are visiting Japanese shrines for the first time.

It is the oldest existing five-story, six-story castle in Japan and is a designated national treasure. The black and white view of the castle with the Alps in the background is even more beautiful than you can imagine.

After experiencing Japanese history, spend the night at a glamping camp in Achi Village, which is said to have the most beautiful starry sky in Japan. The best starry sky in Japan, seen in the middle of nature, is a spectacular sight. Relax and unwind from the day's fatigue by enjoying the beauty-enhancing hot springs at nearby Tsukikawa Onsen.

This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu and is designated as a special national historic site. It is famous for its golden shachihoko, and is also known as the symbol of Nagoya. You can enjoy a different view of the castle from Matsumoto Castle, which you visited on the third day.

This park is famous for the large glass roof "Water Spaceship" where you can take an aerial walk 14 meters above the ground. It is one of Nagoya's most photogenic spots, so take some great photos with your friends and preserve your memories.

Lake Biwa is right there! Enjoy the green and blue nature on the shores of Shiga's largest lake, the largest in Japan! There are also rooms that combine two large glamping dome tents, so you can have fun with a large group of people. If you make a reservation for a private natural hot spring, you can enjoy the ultimate relaxation time.

This shrine has a torii gate on Lake Biwa, and is popular as a photogenic spot. You can also get close by on a SUP or canoe and worship there. Experience Shiga by stopping by this slightly unusual shrine.

When you think of Japan, you think of Kyoto. One place I recommend in Kyoto is the famous Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. The rows of vermilion torii gates are a sight to behold.

Located above Kobe, this luxury glamping resort allows you to enjoy the night and evening views of Kobe. One of the attractions is being able to enjoy the large hot spring baths, which are fed directly from the source! You can also spend a luxurious relaxing time at the bar while soaking in the hot spring foot baths.

This commercial facility on Kobe's seafront allows you to enjoy shopping and gourmet food. Feel the sea breeze and enjoy a stroll through the city of Kobe as you round off your trip to the Kansai region.

We arrived in Tottori, where we will be staying for the night. The symbol of Tottori, the Tottori Sand Dunes, is a must-see. It's like another world! We walked on the sand dunes, rode camels, and enjoyed paragliding... After having fun on the sand dunes, we headed to our lodging for the night.

This glamping resort enjoys a great location overlooking Lake Togo in Yurihama-cho, Tottori Prefecture. All rooms are equipped with Togo Onsen, which has natural hot spring water, so you can refresh yourself in a private space at any time. In addition, you can enjoy a barrel sauna on the lakeside, limited to one group per day.

This manga and anime museum is located in Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture, the hometown of Gosho Aoyama, the creator of the popular manga "Detective Conan." Inside the museum, there are plenty of exhibits that can only be seen here, including stories about Gosho Aoyama's upbringing and his works! There is also a Conan-related goods shop and cafe, so you can spend a memorable time here.

Next for Conan: the world of monsters?!

Mizuki Shigeru Road is themed around the masterpiece "GeGeGe no Kitaro" by Shigeru Mizuki, one of Japan's leading manga artists, and features bronze statues of unique monster characters welcoming visitors.

After enjoying a stroll, we headed to our accommodation for the night.

Niimi City in Okayama Prefecture is a place where you can enjoy magnificent nature and the starry skies that can only be found at high altitudes.
Your wonderful outdoor experience begins at "Glamping Village Ibuki no Sato."
Refresh yourself from the fatigue of your travels in the natural hot springs at the adjacent bathing facility.
Tonight, let's enjoy a special moment beneath the shining stars and escape from everyday life.

The Atomic Bomb Dome is registered as a World Heritage Site and is preserved as a symbol to convey the horrors of war to future generations.
Today, it is part of the Peace Memorial Park and is a popular tourist destination.

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is a valuable place to learn history for tourists from all over the world.
Learn about the importance and history of peace.

GLAMPISPA SETOUCHI is located on the coast of Osakishimojima, a famous lemon producing area.
You can choose from two types of rooms: dome tent and cottage type. All rooms are equipped with open-air baths with natural hot springs, so you can relax and enjoy the hot springs whenever you like. In the cottages with private saunas, you can also experience "rejuvenation" in the outdoor sauna!

When you arrive in Fukuoka, the first thing to do is head to Fukuoka Tower, the symbol of the city!
From the observation deck, you can enjoy a magnificent view of Fukuoka city and Hakata Bay.

It's time for some commemorative photos at a photogenic spot.
Take a memorable photo with the beautiful backdrop of the blue sea and sky.

Located about 40 minutes from Fukuoka City, Itoshima Ocean View Glamping "Chikyu MIRAI" offers a luxurious time surrounded by the sea and nature. You can choose from three types of rooms: a dome tent with an ocean view, an aerial tent with a vast panorama of the sea and forest, and a camper van that feels like a secret base. Another attraction is that you can also enjoy a relaxing hot spring at the nearby hot spring facility "Mamushi no Yu".

Lake Kinrin is one of Yufuin's most famous tourist spots. Mist often rolls in over the lake in the mornings and evenings, creating a mystical atmosphere. It's the perfect place to spend some relaxing time enjoying the lake scenery.

This hot spring resort in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture, is a spot where you can experience geothermal activity up close, with hot water and steam spewing out. The name comes from the kamado-like heat source, and you can feel the power of nature. You can also enjoy experiences such as making hot spring eggs in the surrounding area.

All buildings are equipped with in-room hot springs, so you can enjoy the hot springs whenever you like. Large dome tents that can accommodate up to 10 people are also available, making it ideal for large groups. In addition, there are a wide variety of activities that are unique to hot spring resorts, allowing you to experience new ways of having fun.