NakashibetsuHokkaido
FARM VILLA taku
A whole-rental villa for one group a day inside the Takeshita farm at Nakashibetsu, where pasture stretches beyond the wood stove's flame. Two twin bedrooms, sleeping eight.
2 bd
Hokkaido
Nakashibetsu
A dairy town on the Konsen plateau in eastern Hokkaido, with more than 44,000 dairy cattle and the grid of windbreak forests, a Hokkaido Heritage site, running to the horizon. The Kaiyodai lookout opens over the Konsen plain. A base for Shiretoko and Lake Mashu, with a whole-house rental inside a working farm.
Access: By car from Nakashibetsu Airport; also from Kushiro or Memanbetsu. The town has no railway, so a car is essential.
Local specialties
Regional flavours worth seeking out around here.
- MilkDairy is the main industry; the town keeps over 44,000 dairy cattle.
- CheeseThe town's raw milk is processed into Gouda and other cheeses.
- Drinking yogurtKnown as the product that carries the taste of the raw milk straight through.
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Official site北海道トマムOfficial site
GLAMPING STAY TOMAMU
A 15-dome glamping site in Tomamu, Hokkaido, a short walk from Tomamu Station. The 7-meter domes and a six-person trailer house have cold-climate heating and cooling, and dinner is a Hokkaido-wagyu course: BBQ in summer, shabu-shabu in winter.
3 room types
北海道ニセコ真狩Official site
SAUNA&VILLA 焚火 takibi
Private cottages in Makkari with a sauna in every unit, looking out to Mt. Yotei. Each has a Harvia wood-fired sauna, a fire deck, an all-weather BBQ deck and a hot-water mini kitchen, for a fully private stay with the view to yourself.
1 room types1 ba
北海道札幌Official site
ヴィラ カルタ
A one-group-per-day glamping site on the Nishino hills overlooking the city of Sapporo. It pairs the Oyado Karuta villa and two dome tents with a Finnish barrel sauna and what is said to be Hokkaido's only outdoor jacuzzi, plus charcoal-grilled Hokkaido black wagyu sirloin BBQ and views of the city lights and sunrise.
3 room types
北海道ルスツOfficial site
ルスツグランピング スノーポッド
Rusutsu's first glamping site, with just three units: two dome tents and a trailer house. The 7 m kamakura-style domes have a toilet, shower and kitchen inside and full heating and cooling for comfort even in snow, with summer BBQ and bonfires and winter powder snow plus an Italian course dinner.
2 room types
北海道洞爺湖Official site
奥洞爺倶楽部 OKU-TOYA CLUB
A cabin-style glamping in Sobetsu, Hokkaido, near Lake Toya. Its glamping containers and two limited trailers each have a private toilet and shower, with a wood-fired outdoor sauna, a bookable private bath, fruit-picking at a partner orchard and deck BBQ.
2 room types
北海道小樽Official site
温泉グランピング 小樽はなえみ
A three-groups-a-day hot-spring glamping site in the Asarigawa Onsen area of Otaru, Hokkaido. Stay in a heated, kamakura-inspired dome, enjoy a dinner barbecue of Hokkaido lamb, use a wood-stove private sauna, and get a discount at the hot-spring bath across the road.
1 room types
北海道帯広Official site
十勝ワッカの森
A glamping site of three dome tents in the vast Wakka Forest at the foot of the Hidaka Mountains in Tokachi, Hokkaido. Produced by the local Aizawa Winery, its cold-climate, all-weather domes are usable year-round, with a private sauna and dog runs.
1 room types
北海道北広島Official site
北広島かえるcamp
An auto-camping ground in the satoyama hills of Kitahiroshima, about 40 minutes by car from Sapporo. It has permanent camping trailers, powered pitches, a birch-wood bushcraft site and pet sites, plus three kinds of sauna: barrel, trailer and tent.
4 room types
Nakashibetsu FAQ
- What private villas are there in Nakashibetsu?
- TOMARIBI lists 1 private rental villas in Nakashibetsu and 8 glamping sites in Hokkaido. Examples: FARM VILLA taku.
- How much does a private villa in Nakashibetsu cost?
- Listed villas start from about ¥130,000 per night. It varies by property, season and group size, so see each property page and its official site.
- How do I get to Nakashibetsu?
- By car from Nakashibetsu Airport; also from Kushiro or Memanbetsu. The town has no railway, so a car is essential.