【Official】Forest Kamikita

Kamikitayama Village, located deep in Yoshino, Nara, is a small village with a population of less than 500 people.
The steep peaks of Omine Okugakemichi, a sacred mountain site that is a World Heritage Site,
It serves as the trailhead for Odaigahara, famous as a UNESCO Ecopark.
It is truly a base camp for mountain hiking that is directly connected to world-class nature.

In recent years, it has become one of Japan's leading hill climbing meccas.
From cyclists who come to the village from all over Japan in search of steep slopes,
It has attracted a lot of attention as a "cyclist-friendly village."

Following the mountain path, a magnificent lake suddenly appears before your eyes, and the vast sky stretches out before it.
There are also many magnificent and mysterious waterfalls flowing here and there in the mountains.
All of these are treasures bestowed by the gods of Oku Yoshino, and the village is a paradise for outdoor play.

Our staff also love this little village.
Living in this village, traveling through the mountains and rivers,
We listened carefully to the villagers' stories, gathered together, and learned about the village's history.
To welcome guests from all over the world to this wonderful village,
Together we will improve the hospitality of this village.

・Meals provided for overnight stays require reservations made at least three days in advance.
Please also note that there are few restaurants and bento shops in the vicinity of the facility.

・Regarding food allergies,
We will only be able to accommodate the seven specific ingredients (shrimp, crab, wheat, buckwheat, eggs, milk, and peanuts) for which accurate allergen information is available.
Please let us know when you make your reservation.
*Please understand that we cannot accommodate requests regarding likes or dislikes of ingredients.

・The last dinner start time is 7:00pm.
If it is later than that, we will not be able to provide it.
There is also no room service.

・Regarding room selection
Please note that we are unable to accommodate requests for specific floors or views.
*If you have health issues and would like a room closer to the elevator, we can accommodate you.
(Please contact us in advance)

Please be sure to read and agree to the above before making your reservation.

Forest Kamikita offers simple accommodation and
It offers facilities and services that will delight mountain walkers and cyclists.
Surrounded by the World Heritage Site "Omine Okugakemichi" and "Mount Odaigahara", Japan's 100 Famous Mountains,
Relax in the natural hot springs surrounded by nature.
Please use Forest Kamikita as a world-class natural base camp.

We have 16 twin rooms with a simple and relaxing atmosphere.
Up to four people can stay in one room using an extra bed.
All rooms are equipped with toilets, shower booths, and bicycle hooks.

UNESCO Ecopark"Odaigahara",A sacred site designated as a World Heritage Site. "Omine Okugakemichi"
And Kamikitayama Village, home to two peaks of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains,
Full of grandeur and mystery. "Terrace of the Gods"
It's a heavenly paradise that you can't possibly enjoy in just one day.

Kamikitayama Village is known as a mecca for hill climbing, along with "Norikura in the east" and "Odaigahara in the west."
From cyclists who come to the village from all over Japan,
It is gaining attention as a "cyclist-friendly village."

Made with an abundance of local ingredients, this rustic and delicious feast is sure to leave you completely satisfied!
In addition to the mountain delicacies of Oku Yoshino, the seafood from Kumano Nada adds a touch of color to the menu.
Please relax and enjoy the cuisine at Forest Kamikita.

The hot springs they boast are characterized by their smooth texture.
This alkaline simple hot spring has a reputation for making your skin beautiful and smooth.
There are two types of indoor baths, a stone bath and Ki-no-yu, and you can enjoy the sound of the babbling river and the starry sky.
There is an open-air rock bath where you can relax and unwind.
Enjoy a blissful time with all your senses.