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A low-rise resort hotel and terrace backed by highland woods

Miharashi Highland ResortSample

A 120-room resort hotel on the Kobuchizawa highlands, with meeting rooms, a work lounge and rooms where you can stay with your dog.

This is a sample page. Miharashi Highland Resort is a fictional hotel, and all of its details are sample settings.

How to enjoy it

Miharashi lets you play and work from the same base. Spend the morning at a window desk in the lounge, then take the dog along the forest path in the afternoon. On clear mornings the terrace looks out over both Yatsugatake and the Southern Alps.

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What to see and do here

A guest room with a wooden floor, a large window and a dog bed

Guest rooms (including dog-friendly rooms)

120 rooms, mostly Western-style. Twelve are dog-friendly, with non-slip floors, a dog bed and bowls. Some rooms sleep up to four, for families and groups.

How to enjoy it

The dog-friendly rooms are on the ground floor and open straight onto the garden. Tell the hotel your dog's size and how many dogs are coming when you book.

Price
  • With breakfast (2 per room)From ¥16,000 per person（Varies by season）
  • Dinner and breakfast (2 per room)From ¥24,000 per person
  • Dog-friendly room¥3,300 per dog (up to 2)
  • Primary-school children70% of the adult rate
Hours
Check-in from 15:00 / Check-out 11:00
Capacity
2–4 per room (120 rooms)
Booking
Required

Dogs up to 25 kg, 2 per room. Please bring proof of rabies and other vaccinations.

Book by phone or online. Languages for booking: Japanese, English

Phone 0551-00-0000

Book by By 17:00 the day before your stay　Cancellation 20% from 3 days before, 50% the day before, 100% on the day

A lounge with desks and chairs by windows looking onto the woods

Work lounge and meeting rooms

Guests can use the lounge, with window desks and power, free of charge. For training or meetings, rooms for 10 to 60 people can be rented by the hour.

How to enjoy it

The lounge is quiet in the morning, the best time to get work done. For online meetings, book one of the small private booths.

Price
  • LoungeFree for guests
  • Private booth¥1,100 an hour
  • Meeting room (10–20 people)From ¥5,500 an hour
  • Meeting room (up to 60)From ¥16,500 an hour
Hours
Lounge 7:00–22:00 / Meeting rooms 8:00–21:00
Capacity
Meeting rooms up to 60
Booking
Required for meeting rooms and booths

Ask about meeting rooms by phone or email. Projectors and video-call equipment are available.

Phone 0551-00-0000

A dappled forest path and a fenced dog run

Forest path and dog run

A loop path of about 20 minutes runs through the woods behind the hotel. At its start there is a dog run, split for large and small dogs.

How to enjoy it

Mornings on the path are full of birdsong. Afterwards, rinse your dog's paws at the washing spot by the entrance before heading back to the room.

Price
  • GuestsFree
Duration
About 20 min for the loop
Session times
7:00–18:00 (until 17:00 in winter)
Booking
Not needed

Keep dogs on a lead on the path. It can be muddy after rain.

Hours

Check-in15:00

Check-out11:00

Closed

Open daily

Contact

0551-00-0000

Calls 9:00–20:00

Location and access

Address
Kobuchizawa-cho, Hokuto, Yamanashi (sample address)
Phone
0551-00-0000
Nearest expressway exit
Chuo Expressway Kobuchizawa IC
By car from the exit
about 5 min
Nearest station
JR Chuo Line Kobuchizawa Station
By car from the station
about 7 min
Parking
Yes (free, 100 cars)
Shuttle
Yes (from Kobuchizawa Station; ask when booking)
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Payment

CashAccepted

Credit cardsVISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express

E-moneyTransit IC cards

QR code paymentPayPay

Meeting rooms can also be paid by invoice

Facilities and services

Languages
Japanese / English (front desk)
Wi-Fi
Yes (throughout)
Children
Welcome (kids' room)
Group size
Up to 240 (meeting rooms up to 60)
Seats with power
Yes (lounge and rooms)
Accessibility
Yes (lift, 4 accessible rooms)
Accessible toilet
Yes
Allergies
Ask when booking
Luggage storage
Held before check-in and after check-out
On rainy days
Spend the day in the lounge, kids' room and large bath

Nearby places

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See · Kobuchisawa

Kogen-no-Yu Roadside StationSample

A roadside station with a farm shop, hot spring and soba.

Tip

Kogen-no-Yu has shopping, food and a hot spring in one place. The farm shop is best stocked in the morning. If you stop on your way home, warm up in the bath first, then load the car with vegetables.

Good forRainy daysFamilies with children

Price guide
Hot spring ¥850 adults, ¥420 children; soba from ¥950
Languages
Japanese
Closed
Two days a year (maintenance in February and June)

No booking needed

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Eat · Kobuchisawa

Ishiusu-an SobaSample

Handmade soba from stone-ground buckwheat.

Tip

Ishiusu-an makes only one day’s worth of noodles and closes when they run out, so go early. Taste the first mouthful without dipping sauce to find the buckwheat aroma.

Good forRainy daysQuiet time

Price guide
Lunch ¥1,100–2,400, evening ¥8,000
Languages
Japanese
Closed
Tuesdays and Wednesdays

Book online

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See · Kobuchisawa

Hirata Family House (Important Cultural Property)

An Edo-period village headman's house, 10 minutes' walk from Kobuchisawa Station.

Tip

Inside, first look up at the wide earthen floor and the rows of thick pillars. Find out why the stable posts are sunk straight into the ground, and look for traces of the area where people lived on straw mats, and an Edo farm day comes to life.

Good forRainy daysHistory lovers

Price guide
Adults ¥210, children ¥100
Closed
Tue, Wed (Thu if a holiday), the day after a holiday, 28 Dec–4 Jan

No booking needed

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See · Kobuchisawa

Otaki Spring

A famous spring pouring from a hollowed-log spout.

Tip

Get close to the spout and feel how strong and cold the water is. About 22,000 tonnes a day still waters the rice fields, which changes how you see the stream at your feet.

Price guide
Free
Closed
Open all year

No booking needed