Tabinoya

[Spring is here♪ Be lured by the warm weather (^^♪)] A limited-time offer to visit the Satoyama once again this year in search of the bounty of spring! First enjoy harvesting the bounty of spring by digging up bamboo shoots in the mountain behind Tabinoya and gathering wild vegetables around the tea fields, then enjoy the freshly harvested bounty of spring as ingredients for dinner with this accommodation plan that comes with an experience unique to the spring Satoyama! Head to the bamboo forest in the mountain behind Tabinoya! Look for bamboo shoots with their heads just above the ground! We recommend the ones with yellow heads as they are milky (soft)!! We found Let's try digging it up using farm tools such as a hoe or a shovel! Can you dig it all the way to the root? Once your eyes get used to it, you'll see the delicious, milky bamboo shoots! In spring, wild plants sprout everywhere in the Satoyama! Let's pick spring wild plants such as bracken, butterbur, horsetail, and mugwort in the grasslands around the tea fields, which are managed using the Chagusaba farming method! The first tea season usually starts around April 20th! If you have time, you can also enjoy picking new tea leaves as a nice bonus! ? Freshly picked new tea leaves Fresh mountain vegetables and bamboo shoots are delicious even without removing the bitterness! Enjoy the mountain vegetables that are unique to the region! Take home the spring bounty you harvested as a souvenir! For meals, you will enjoy the experience of making dishes using the harvested bamboo shoots and mountain vegetables as well as the spring bounty as ingredients. For dinner, you will enjoy the local Kakegawa specialty potato soup, grinding wild yam in a mortar, and eating the harvested bamboo shoots and mountain vegetables as ingredients for tea shabu-shabu. For breakfast, you will enjoy bamboo shoots and mountain vegetables. You will cook wild vegetable rice with greens in a rice cooker. We can also p

[Spring is here♪ Be lured by the warm weather (^^♪)] A limited-time offer to visit the Satoyama once again this year in search of the bounty of spring! First enjoy harvesting the bounty of spring by digging up bamboo shoots in the mountain behind Tabinoya and gathering wild vegetables around the tea fields, then enjoy the freshly harvested bounty of spring as ingredients for dinner with this accommodation plan that comes with an experience unique to the spring Satoyama! Head to the bamboo forest in the mountain behind Tabinoya! Look for bamboo shoots with their heads just above the ground! We recommend the ones with yellow heads as they are milky (soft)!! We found Let's try digging it up using farm tools such as a hoe or a shovel! Can you dig it all the way to the root? Once your eyes get used to it, you'll see the delicious, milky bamboo shoots! In spring, wild plants sprout everywhere in the Satoyama! Let's pick spring wild plants such as bracken, butterbur, horsetail, and mugwort in the grasslands around the tea fields, which are managed using the Chagusaba farming method! The first tea season usually starts around April 20th! If you have time, you can also enjoy picking new tea leaves as a nice bonus! ? Freshly picked new tea leaves Fresh mountain vegetables and bamboo shoots are delicious even without removing the bitterness! Enjoy the mountain vegetables that are unique to the region! Take home the spring bounty you harvested as a souvenir! For meals, you will enjoy the experience of making dishes using the harvested bamboo shoots and mountain vegetables as well as the spring bounty as ingredients. For dinner, you will enjoy the local Kakegawa specialty potato soup, grinding wild yam in a mortar, and eating the harvested bamboo shoots and mountain vegetables as ingredients for tea shabu-shabu. For breakfast, you will enjoy bamboo shoots and mountain vegetables. You will cook wild vegetable rice with greens in a rice cooker. We can also p

[Includes tea village experience! Three meals included! 24-hour stay!] Basic check-in at 12:00, stay until 12:00 the next day for 24 hours, includes a charcoal grilled BBQ lunch, three meals during your stay, and you can also enjoy the unique tea village experience with this special plan! In addition, the BBQ lunch can be changed to a picnic lunch at the top of Awagatake Mountain, where you can see Mt. Fuji on a clear day. We also recommend enjoying a hike of about an hour each way on a clear day!! We can also rent the entire building for an additional fee, so that you can spend your time alone except for meals and experiences. (Please apply at the time of reservation) Recommended for a reward trip where you can enjoy the tea village without any worries! For dinner and breakfast, we will provide catering from a popular local shop in Hizaka-juku. For dinner, you will have the opportunity to make potato soup using wild yam, a local Kakegawa specialty, followed by an authentic Japanese meal provided by a caterer, and for breakfast, you will enjoy popular bread from a bakery. If the scheduled caterer is unable to make arrangements, we will arrange for another caterer to prepare the food. If you wish, we can also provide transportation to Kakegawa or Kanaya Station. (Approximately 15-20 minutes)