
Campsite
Close to the park! Well-equipped! Recommended for camping beginners and families
The campsite closest to the park.
Equipment rentals (for a fee), toilets, shower rooms, and washing areas are well-equipped, making it safe for families with children and recommended for first-time campers.
| Schedule | Please check the schedule. * Application deadline: 3:00 PM, 7 days before the stay * This site is in a different area from the Forest and Starry Sky Camping Village. Please note that rental items and others are also different. * Please note that if you apply for rental equipment on the day of your stay, preparation may take some time. |
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| Target | Family, Group, Solo |
| Capacity | Up to 5 people per site ※Children under 2 years old are not included in the capacity. |
| Price | 15,000yen~/night ※Site size: 10m × 10m ※The price includes admission and parking fees for Mobility Resort Motegi, as well as the usage fee for Nozomi Bath. *There are sites where AC power supply is available. (Limited number of sites). |
| Parking | You can use the parking lot for up to one 4 wheels vehicle or two 2 wheels vehicles per site. *The parking space is a designated area within the Hello Woods parking lot. Parking next to the tent site is not allowed. |
| Check-in 15:00-16:00, Check-out 9:00-10:00 |
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| Clothing and Belongings | Tent, camping set, lighting, bedding, food supplies, cooler box, clothing suitable for the climate, insect repellent goods, mobile batteries and charging cables, etc. |
| Other | Please bring your own tent and other equipment, or use the paid rental service. Paid Rental Items (PDF) |
Limited-time enjoyment plan with park passport included!
This is a special plan where you can enjoy camping hands-free at Hello Woods, adjacent to the park. It includes rental of a full set of camping equipment, two meals (dinner and breakfast), use of the hotel’s large public bath "Nozomi Bath," and a one-day park passport. Please enjoy Mobility Resort Motegi to your heart’s content.
| Check-in Date | April 1 (Wed) to 4 (Sat) / 1 night, 2 days * Application deadline: 2 weeks before each date |
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| Capacity | 6 sites per day |
| Price | 2 guests: 47,000yen~ 3 guests: 58,000yen~ 4 guests: 69,000yen~ / 1 night, 2 days * Children under 2 years old are not included in the number of guests. * The fee includes admission and parking charges for Mobility Resort Motegi. * Only for guests checking in on 4/3 (Fri) and 4 (Sat), a general admission ticket for the Motegi 2&4 Race and a 2-day park passport are included. |
| Check-in 16:00–17:00, Check-out 9:00–10:00 Barbecue Fire Starting Experience Begins at 18:00 Dinner Scheduled for 18:30/ Breakfast Scheduled for 7:30 |
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| Benefits | (1) Includes a 1-day park passport * Valid for either the check-in day or the check-out day. (2) Use of the nearest parking lot to the park for 2 days You can park in the Hello Woods parking lot inside the park, making travel on the day after your stay easy! Enjoy a relaxed morning with plenty of time. (3) Complete set of camping equipment (including setup and takedown) + two meals (dinner and breakfast) included (barbecue, hot sandwiches) Staff will handle tent setup and food preparation. Please enjoy the park attractions without worrying about time. *The types and volume of food are for illustrative purposes. (4) Dinner Fire Starting Experience You will experience fire starting to prepare for the dinner barbecue. (5) Free Admission to Nozomi Bath Enjoy a relaxing moment in the open-air bath under a star-filled sky at night. |
Limited-time enjoyment plan with park passport included!
This is a special plan where you can enjoy camping hands-free at Hello Woods, adjacent to the park. In addition to renting a full set of camping equipment, the plan includes two meals (dinner and breakfast), use of the hotel’s large public bath, Nozomi Bath, and a one-day park passport. Enjoy camping under the starry sky and fully indulge in Mobility Resort Motegi.
| Check-in Date | April 25 (Sat) – May 6 (Wed, holiday) / 1 night, 2 days * Application deadline: 2 weeks before each date |
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| Capacity | 6 sites per day |
| Price | 2 persons: 63,000yen 3 persons: 74,000yen 4 persons: 85,000yen /1 night 2 days * Children under 2 years old are not included in the number of guests. * The fee includes admission and parking charges for Mobility Resort Motegi. |
| Check-in 16:00–17:00, Check-out 9:00–10:00 Barbecue Fire Starting Experience Begins at 18:00 Dinner Scheduled for 18:30/ Breakfast Scheduled for 7:30 |
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| Benefits | (1) Includes a 1-day park passport * Valid for either the check-in day or the check-out day. (2) Use of the nearest parking lot to the park for 2 days You can park in the Hello Woods parking lot inside the park, making travel on the day after your stay easy! Enjoy a relaxed morning with plenty of time. (3) Complete set of camping equipment (including setup and takedown) + two meals (dinner and breakfast) included (barbecue, hot sandwiches) Staff will handle tent setup and food preparation. Please enjoy the park attractions without worrying about time. *The types and volume of food are for illustrative purposes. (4) Dinner Fire Starting Experience You will experience fire starting to prepare for the dinner barbecue. (5) Free Admission to Nozomi Bath Enjoy a relaxing moment in the open-air bath under a star-filled sky at night. |
Accommodation program

Let's revive the pond full of living creatures!
By dredging the mud that has accumulated at the bottom of the pond, we can maintain the water depth and provide a habitat for various creatures such as turtles, dragonflies, and salamanders. Let's enjoy and practice forest management while interacting with these creatures.
| Schedule | 6/20(Sat)–21(Sun) * Application deadline: 6/7(Sun) |
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| Target | Families・Adults (junior high school students and older) |
| Capacity | 20 people |
| Price | 8,000yen |
| Meeting/Disbandment | Meeting 6/20 (Sat) 10:00, Disbandment 6/21 (Sun) 14:00 |
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| Schedule | Day 1: Orientation, lunch, dredging work, bath, dinner Day 2: Breakfast, dredging work, lunch, dredging work, program wrap-up |

Two full days of creatures! Let's search thoroughly day and night!
This program is recommended for those who want to enjoy both camping and exploring creatures. With support from cast members knowledgeable about the outdoors and creatures, you can participate with confidence as an introductory experience for both. During the day, search for creatures in the forest, and at night, enjoy firefly viewing in the terraced rice fields. Please fully enjoy two days immersed in nature.
| Schedule | June 6 (Sat) – 7 (Sun), 13 (Sat) – 14 (Sun) * Application period: 2 weeks before each day |
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| Target | Family, Group |
| Capacity | 5 groups, approximately 20 people |
| Price | 18,000yen per adult, 16,000yen per child elementary school age or younger *Free for children under 2 years old |
| Schedule Day 1 | 10:00 Reception begins 10:30 Gathering and orientation 11:00 Setting up tents 12:00 Lunch (bring your own) 13:30 Searching for creatures in the terraced rice fields 18:00 Dinner (rice cooked in a traditional pot, pork miso soup, fillet cutlet, fried chicken, fruit jelly) 19:30 Firefly watching 21:00 Shower time 22:00 Lights out * In case of bad weather, we will observe and explain fireflies caught in advance. |
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| Schedule Day 2 | 6:30 Wake up 7:00 Breakfast (hot sandwiches) 8:30 Dry tents and sleeping bags, organize luggage 9:00 Creature search 11:30 Lunch (Curry Rice) 12:30 Tent takedown, return of borrowed equipment 13:30 Camp review 14:00 Dismissal |

30 nights and 31 days to challenge infinite possibilities!
Basking in plenty of sunlight and moving your body in nature, then resting well when the sun sets—these will lead to a healthy body and mind. You will also spend time with friends in nature using bikes, fire, knives, and more. With a healthy body, we hope you have many exciting experiences, gain new discoveries and insights, and make great strides forward. The camp staff will kindly, and sometimes strictly, support you with this in mind.
| Schedule | July 25 (Sat) – August 24 (Mon)
* Application period: April 1 (Wed) – April 15 (Wed)
* If there are many applications, we may close the reception before the deadline. * We will notify you of the lottery results by email. We cannot respond to inquiries regarding the lottery results. Thank you for your understanding. |
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| Target | 4th grade elementary school ~ 3rd grade junior high school |
| Capacity | 21 people * If the number of applications exceeds the capacity, a lottery will be held. |
| Price | 540,000yen / person |
| Health Survey | To investigate how being active in nature, getting sunlight, and living a regular lifestyle affect children's bodies and minds, the following health survey is conducted as part of the Experience program at Gaki Taisho Forest Camp. (Main Contents) ・Measurement of melatonin, an indicator of sleep rhythm ・Recording of physical activity using an activity meter ・Illuminance measurement to examine exposure to natural light ・Body measurements ・Comparison of lifestyle records such as sleep time and bowel movements during camp and before and after camp *These surveys are conducted in collaboration with experts from Nippon Sport Science University and the National Institute for Environmental Studies. |
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| Knife Handling Course |
This program aims to teach children the basics of safely handling tools such as knives in nature. During camp life, there are many opportunities to use knives, not only for cooking but also for whittling wood and crafting. Rather than "not allowing use because it is dangerous," this is one of the experience programs where children can learn that "when used correctly, it is a safe and useful tool." (Main Contents) ・Learn about the types and roles of knives ・Correct way to hold and insert the blade ・Understand the blade direction and how to apply force ・Get accustomed to handling the tools through practice When handling knives, group leaders and staff supervise the process, allowing children to participate with peace of mind. This not only broadens their crafting skills but also fosters concentration, carefulness, and a sense of responsibility for their own actions. |
| Food Tasting Classroom | This is an experience program aimed at nurturing children's ability to perceive the true flavors of food in nature. Through hands-on experiences, children carefully learn about "taste" and the "importance of eating," which are often difficult to consciously recognize in everyday life. (Main Contents) ・Savor the five basic tastes and develop the sense of taste ・Eat raw, eat dried, eat cooked. Practically learn how various cooking methods bring out the flavors of ingredients ・Challenge yourself to fillet a horse mackerel into three pieces using your own knife Also gain experience cooking as a team, fostering independence in food and the ability to cooperate. Children deepen their sense that "eating is living," while developing their taste and connection with nature. |
| Bike School | This is one of the most popular programs in the camp where children can safely experience the joy of handling a bike. To ensure that even children touching a bike for the first time can participate with confidence, a one-on-one support system tailored to each individual is in place, and professional Riders and specialized instructors provide careful guidance from the basics. (Main Contents) ・Wearing helmets and protectors, learn safe posture and operation methods ・Practice basic operations on flat ground ・Challenge off-road riding utilizing the vast grounds and natural environment within Mobility Resort Motegi By adjusting speed and changing body orientation while observing the course conditions, children develop concentration and situational judgment skills through self-directed riding. Moreover, they not only acquire the attitude of "it's okay to fail" and "to keep trying despite failure," but also deepen their cooperative spirit and empathy by encouraging each other as they take on challenges together. |
| Craft Workshop | This is a program where children can experience the joy of "creating with their own hands" using materials found in nature. While making the most of familiar natural materials, it values the process of shaping their own ideas of "what would be nice to have." (Key Points) ・Tools are carefully taught with safety in mind, so even beginners can participate with confidence. ・Participants consult with their peers to make the most of the materials available in the field and create a one-of-a-kind work. By exchanging opinions and helping each other during the work process, children develop a cooperative attitude and communication skills, and learn to respect free ideas. The finished product can be taken home and will become one of the memorable experiences of the camp. |
| Survival Camp Together |
This is a survival program where children cooperatively learn the skills to "survive in nature" through hands-on experience with their team members. In a forest without electricity, gas, or running water, they build their lives relying solely on their own abilities, fostering independence and resilience. It is not just an outdoor experience but aims to practically teach the skills and knowledge necessary in a natural environment. (Key Points) ・Acquire basic knowledge for safe activities in nature, such as how to tie ropes and handle fire. These skills are useful not only for survival but also for everyday disaster preparedness awareness. ・Experience starting a fire using a primitive method called the “hand drill” without using matches or lighters. The sense of accomplishment at the moment the fire ignites is great, making it an unforgettable experience for the children. ・Experience cooking while managing the fire, creating meals in nature. There are many learning points that come from working as a team, such as adjusting the heat and dividing roles. The experience of consulting with teammates and dividing roles to build daily life is a valuable time for developing cooperation skills and problem-solving abilities. Challenging and accomplishing tasks in nature becomes a source of confidence for the children and will be one of the most memorable experiences of the camp. |
| Culmination Journey | This program aims for the children to create their own journey based on the experiences they have accumulated during the camp. From planning the trip to the actual actions, the children primarily discuss, decide, and proceed on their own, designed to foster stronger independence and a sense of responsibility. Meanwhile, group leaders and staff always watch closely nearby, providing an environment where the children can challenge themselves with peace of mind. It is truly a culminating time of growth where the learning from camp is realized in the form of a “journey.” (Key Points) ・Children discuss among themselves how to read maps, confirm routes, prepare necessary luggage, and divide roles, fostering their ability to think and decide on their own. ・They proceed while checking the map and make judgments according to changes in weather and terrain. By calling out to each other as they move forward, a cooperative attitude and sense of responsibility naturally develop. ・When faced with a long journey or unexpected difficulties, children work together with their peers to overcome them, giving them a great sense of accomplishment and fostering perseverance and problem-solving skills. |
| Meeting/Disbandment | Meeting: 7/25 (Sat) 12:00, Disbandment: 8/24 (Mon) 14:00 |
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| Pick-up and Drop-off | [For those using pick-up and drop-off] Utsunomiya (JR Utsunomiya Station East Exit) Meeting: 7/25 (Sat) 10:30 / Disbandment: 8/24 (Mon) 15:00 (Scheduled) * Disbandment time may be delayed due to traffic conditions. * The meeting place may change depending on the situation. Details will be provided in the guide to the selected participants. |
| Pre-Event Briefing (Scheduled) |
A pre-event briefing will be held on the following dates for those who have been selected. The briefing will cover the entire camp, include a Q&A session, and individual interviews. While the briefing is planned to be held in person, it may be changed to an online format. Please refer to the materials sent after your application for more details. May 30 (Sat) [Tokyo Venue] 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM May 31 (Sun) [Motegi Venue & Online] 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM * Venue details will be provided only to the selected participants. |
| Main Schedule (Scheduled) |
7/25(Sat) Opening Ceremony 7/26(Sun) Health Survey, Blueberry Harvest Experience & Jam Making 7/27(Mon) Knife Handling Workshop & Sports Tournament with the HONDA Baseball Team 7/28(Tue) Food Taste Class & Horse Mackerel Preparation 7/29(Wed)–31(Fri) Solo Survival Camp 8/1(Sat)–4(Tue) Bike & Craft Workshop 8/5(Wed) Canoe Practice and River Play 8/7(Fri) Scheduled Visit by Professor Yoro 8/8(Sat) Sports Tournament August 11 (Tue, Holiday) Laundry and Rest Day August 12 (Wed)–16 (Sun) Survival Camp for Everyone August 17 (Mon)–21 (Fri) Culminating Journey August 23 (Sun) Health Survey, Music Class by Professor Akira Sakata, Farewell Party August 24 (Mon) Closing Ceremony * Experience contents may change depending on the weather and application status. Thank you for your understanding. * The program content may change depending on the situation of the COVID-19 infection. |

Enriching nature with moderate maintenance
The season when vigorous grasses flourish. By moderately mowing these grasses, the growth environment for other plants is maintained, making it easier for diversity to expand. Additionally, the visible results of mowing provide a sense of achievement, refreshing both the forest and the mind. Even those who are mowing for the first time can participate with peace of mind, as our staff will provide solid support.
| Schedule | May 23 (Sat) – 24 (Sun) * Application deadline: May 10 (Sun) |
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| Target | Adults (junior high school students and older) |
| Capacity | 20 people |
| Price | 8,000yen/person |
| Meeting/Disbandment | Meeting 5/23 (Sat) 10:30, Disbandment 5/24 (Sun) 15:00 |
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| Day 1 | Orientation, lunch (bring your own), grass cutting, bath, dinner |
| Day 2 | Breakfast, grass cutting, lunch, grass cutting, program wrap-up |

Feel the vitality and blessings of the forest!
It is thanks to the care given during the Forest Creation Workshop that you can experience new life in the forest, feeling the spring atmosphere. Why not enjoy together gathering wild vegetables, a blessing of the forest, while talking about the forest care done so far and the forest creation plans for the future?
* Even those who have never participated in the Forest Creation Workshop before are welcome to join if they are interested.
* On the second day, we will carry out renovation work on the base used throughout the year for the workshop.
| Schedule | April 11 (Sat) – 12 (Sun) * Application deadline: March 29 (Sun) |
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| Target | Families, Junior High School Students and Older |
| Capacity | 20 people |
| Price | 9,000yen per adult, 7,000yen per child elementary school age and under *Free for children under 2 years old |
| Meeting/Disbandment | Meeting 4/11 (Sat) 10:30, Disbandment 4/12 (Sun) 14:00 |
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| Day 1 | Orientation, tent pitching, lunch (bring your own), forest walk and wild vegetable gathering, bath, dinner (wild vegetable dishes) |
| Day 2 | Drying tents and sleeping bags, breakfast, renovation work, lunch, renovation work, program wrap-up |
Exclusive Program for Guests
A forest expert will guide you through Hello Woods at night, where you normally cannot enter
Let's adventure through the dark forest relying on the light of flashlights and lanterns!
| Schedule | April 11 (Sat), April 18 (Sat), April 25 (Sat), May 9 (Sat), May 23 (Sat), May 30 (Sat), June 20 (Sat), June 27 (Sat) From 7:30 PM (scheduled) * Application deadline: 4:00 PM on the day of the event * Meeting place: Hello Woods Information |
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| Duration | About 90 minutes |
| Target | Families and groups staying overnight |
| Capacity | 20 people |
| Price | Adults: 3,000yen per person, Children elementary school age and under: 1,500yen per person *Free for children under 2 years old |

Faintly Glittering Early Summer Scenery
A firefly viewing event will be held at "Mizusumashi no Sawa" in the Hello Woods forest. While listening to the babbling of the stream, you can enjoy the flight of two types of faintly glittering fireflies. Additionally, a "Firefly Talk Show" by the cast will also be held. Please enjoy this wonderful experience with your family and friends, creating a memorable page in your life.
| Schedule | June 5 (Fri) to 7 (Sun), 12 (Fri) to 14 (Sun) * Application deadline: On the day of the event at 7:30 PM * The event schedule may be added or changed depending on the occurrence of fireflies. Please check the reservation form for details. |
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| Opening Hours | 19:30–20:30 Last admission 20:10 * You may enter and exit freely until the last admission time. [Firefly Talk Show] Event times (1) 19:45–, (2) 20:00–, (3) 20:15– Three sessions in total Location Near the “Aquatic Biology Laboratory” within the viewing area |
| Target | Family, Group |
| Price | 2,000yen / person * Customers who are junior high school age or younger cannot participate alone. Paid participation by a guardian (adult) is required. *Free for children under 2 years old |
| Gathering | Reception and Viewing Area Entrance: "N2 Parking Lot" * There is no shuttle bus service or transportation to accommodations. Please gather on your own. |
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| Benefits | Receive a "Cast Special Commentary Sheet" that explains the life cycle of fireflies and how to distinguish their species! |
| Clothing and Belongings | Comfortable clothing and footwear, insect repellent items * Observation cases are also available for loan. (The number is limited) * Please refrain from bringing insect nets. |
| Regarding the use of lighting | Fireflies stop glowing when they sense strong light. Please avoid shining strong light over a wide area with flashlights or using flash photography. * LED lanterns illuminating the ground will be installed along the route. |
Guided tour zipline with cast, where you can discover the charm of the forest
This is a limited program where you can experience the popular activity "Forest Zipline, Musasabi" before it officially opens.
Enjoy starting your day with a walk in the air in the woods in the fresh morning air.
| Schedule | Please check the schedule. * Duration: 90 minutes * Application deadline: 5:00 PM the day before the event |
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| Target | You can participate the day after staying at the on-site facilities. For those in 4th grade and above, with a height of 135cm or taller, and a weight of 100kg or less Must meet all requirements (For details, please check other information) |
| Capacity | 6 people per session |
| Price | 3,500yen/name |
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* The event time varies depending on the date. Please check your preferred date and time from the reservation form below. * Please come to the "Hello Woods Information" 15 minutes before the event starts. On the day of participation, you will be asked to fill out a consent form. |
Day Trip Program

Search for crayfish, Japanese grass lizards, and stag beetles, and try building a bee house with bamboo tubes! Genuine insights and discoveries you won’t find in books or field guides!
There are crayfish in the rice paddies! Walk through the forest and you’ll find Japanese grass lizards! On the konara oak trees, there are stag beetles! Interact with these creatures and also try building a bee house using bamboo tubes. While playing, enjoy the lifestyle of the satoyama and the connection with living things. What you experience and feel is a definite learning that exists only within yourself. Let’s bring back many genuine insights and discoveries that you won’t find on the web, in books, or in field guides!
| Schedule | 6/27 (Sat) *Application deadline: 6/21 (Sun) |
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| Target | Family |
| Capacity | 20 people |
| Price | 7,000yen/name *Free for children under 2 years old |
| Remarks | Parent-child Satoyama Experience Play and Annual Schedule (PDF) |
| Clothing and Belongings | Clothing that can get dirty, a leisure sheet, change of clothes, towel, water bottle, hat, insect repellent, etc. *Since you may get dirty in the rice fields or streams, it is recommended to bring rubber boots, spare shoes, and a change of clothes for peace of mind. |
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| Schedule | 9:30 Reception begins 10:00 Gathering and orientation 10:30 Satoyama exploration (experience interacting with forest creatures such as stag beetles and Japanese grass lizards) 12:00 Lunch (rice cooked in a traditional pot and pork miso soup) 13:00 Terraced rice field exploration (Experience program interacting with creatures of the terraced fields such as crayfish and freshwater crabs) 14:00 Creating a bee house using bamboo tubes 15:00 Tea, cleanup, and program summary 16:00 Dismissal |

Genuine insights and discoveries you won’t find in books or picture guides!
Enjoy the satoyama lifestyle surrounded by nature in terraced rice fields, with activities like rice planting, tadpole scooping, and searching for rhinoceros beetle larvae, all while interacting with living creatures. What you experience and feel is a definite learning that exists only within yourself. Let’s bring back many genuine insights and discoveries that you won’t find on the web, in books, or picture guides! Participants will receive a gift of freshly harvested new rice! (It will be sent to your home around November.)
| Schedule | May 3 (Sun, Holiday) *Application deadline: April 26 (Sun) |
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| Target | Family |
| Capacity | 60 people |
| Price | 7,000yen/name *Free for children under 2 years old |
| Remarks | Parent-child Satoyama Experience Play and Annual Schedule (PDF) |
| Benefits | Participants will receive freshly harvested new rice as a gift! (It will be sent to your home around November) |
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| Clothing and Belongings | Clothing that can get dirty, a leisure sheet, a change of clothes, a towel, a water bottle, a hat, and sandals with secure heel straps Since some parts of the rice field have deep mud, please prepare sandals with secure heel straps. Wearing socks that can get dirty is also acceptable (please avoid beach sandals as they tend to come off easily in the mud). |
| Schedule | 9:30 Reception begins (Hello Woods Information) 9:50 Gathering and orientation 10:30 Satoyama exploration (interaction with living creatures such as rhinoceros beetle larvae and tadpoles, collecting branches for cooking rice in a traditional pot, etc.) 12:00 Lunch (rice cooked in a traditional pot and pork miso soup) 13:30 Rice Planting Experience 15:00 Cleanup, Summary, Move from the Rice Field 16:00 Dismissal (If you get dirty with mud, you can use the shower room) |

Satoyama Cherry Blossom Picnic to Interact with Spring Creatures!
Invited by the spring breeze, head to the forest where wild cherry blossoms bloom. Amid the chirping of wild birds, find ladybugs and butterflies, observe tadpoles by the water’s edge, and experience close encounters with spring creatures. This day-trip program, where the whole family can enjoy foraging for wild plants and savoring the forest’s bounty, is sure to bring smiles to everyone. What you experience and feel is a genuine learning that exists only within yourself. Let’s bring back many real insights and discoveries that you won’t find on the web, in books, or in field guides!
| Schedule | April 4 (Sat) * Application deadline: March 22 (Sun) |
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| Target | Family |
| Capacity | 20 people |
| Price | 8,000yen / person *Free for children under 2 years old |
| Remarks | What is Parent-Child Satoyama Experience Play & 2026 Annual Schedule (PDF) |
| Clothing and Belongings | Clothes that can get dirty, warm clothing, a change of clothes, a water bottle, a hat, work gloves |
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| Schedule | 09:00 Reception begins 09:30 Gathering and orientation 09:45 Spring forest walk (insect hunting and wild vegetable gathering) 11:30 Cherry blossom viewing & lunch 13:30 Spring waterside walk (tadpole observation) 15:00 Dismissal |
Researchers Wanted!
Research on seasonal themes with free thinking. Instead of being taught everything, kid researchers will think for themselves, be creative, and conduct research on creating aquatic environments and the creatures that live there while experiencing real nature with unrestricted ideas.
| Schedule | ■April 2026 to March 2027 (1) 4/18 (Sat) (2) 5/23 (Sat) (3) 6/13 (Sat) (4) 7/18 (Sat) (5) 9/26 (Sat) (6) 10/17 (Sat) (7) 11/28 (Sat) (8) 12/20 (Sun) (9) 2/23 (Tue, holiday) (10) 3/21 (Sun) |
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| Target | From 3rd grade to 6th grade |
Handcrafting exquisite pieces by carving precious natural wood into your desired shapes and applying lacquer coating
We carefully carve trees such as zelkova and horse chestnut using tools like chisels and planes.
The instructor will apply lacquer to the work, making it durable and long-lasting. For beginners, we will assist you so that you can complete it in one day.
| Schedule | April 19 (Sun) * Application deadline April 5 (Sun) May 10 (Sun) * Application deadline April 26 (Sun) June 28 (Sun) * Application deadline June 14 (Sun) |
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| Target | 18 years old and above |
| Price | 8,500yen (The instructor will apply lacquer coating to the finished product) * For first-time participants, the creation will be a "round plate". |
| Gathering | Meeting time 10:00, Dismissal time 16:00 |
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| Pick-up and Drop-off | 【For Those Using the Shuttle Service】 Haga Town Industrial Park Transit Center Meeting: 9:30 a.m. / Dismissal: 4:30 p.m. (Scheduled) * If you wish to use the shuttle service, please apply to Hello Woods by 4:00 p.m. the day before. * Disbandment time may be delayed due to traffic conditions. * The meeting place may change depending on circumstances. We will contact you if there is any change. |
【Square Plate】
【Sake cup】
【Bento Box】
【Round Plate】
[Round Plates and Small Plates]
【Boat Plate】
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Tōru Matsuzaki Resides in Motegi Town, Chairman of the Crafts Department of the National Painting Association, Wood Lacquer Crafts Artist "My job is to carve wood and dress it in lacquered kimono." "I believe that my thoughts come first, and expressing them is my technique." Therefore, I keep the technique as simple as possible, cherish the beauty of the form, apply layers of lacquer to that shape, and stop when it looks beautiful to my own eyes. I seek the beauty of the form, dress it in a strong kimono, and through use by people, it becomes even more beautiful and lustrous. I want my works to possess dignity alongside strength. |
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Making heartwarming gifts for yourself and loved ones
In a warm indoor setting, you can choose your favorite size of bottle and vibrant flowers to create a one-of-a-kind original piece in the world.
| Schedule | Held daily Application deadline: Online applications accepted until 9:00 AM on the day of the event * For applications after the online deadline, please visit the "Hello Woods Information" desk. * Event times vary by day. Please select from the application form. * Applications and details for June and beyond will be announced later. * Please check the schedule for "Spring Break April 1 (Wed) to 5 (Sun)" and "Golden Week April 25 (Sat) to May 5 (Tue)" before making a reservation. |
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| Capacity | 5 groups per session ※Up to 5 people per group |
| Gathering | 5 minutes before each start time Hello Woods Craft Workshop |
Herbarium 100ml
2,000yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
Herbarium 150ml
2,500yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
Herbarium 200ml
3,000yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
Moss Terrarium
2,500yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
[Spring Break, Golden Week, Weekends Only]
Koinobori Object
1,500yen / piece
Difficulty: ★★☆
[Spring Break, Golden Week, Weekends Only]
Koinobori Strap
1,000yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
[Weekends and Holidays Only]
Forest Annual Calendar
2,000yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
[Weekends Only from 5/6 (Wed)]
Rubber Band Gun
2,500yen / piece
Difficulty: ★★☆
[Weekends Only from 5/6 (Wed)]
Small Bird Object
1,500yen / piece
Difficulty: ★★☆
[Until April 12]
Cherry Blossom Herbarium
3,500yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆
[Until April 12]
Cherry Blossom Strap
700yen / piece
Difficulty: ★★☆
[Until April 19]
Spring Color Flower Set
800yen / piece
Difficulty: ★☆☆ Suitable for all ages
Difficulty: ★★☆ Recommended for elementary school students and above
Difficulty: ★★★ Recommended for junior high school students and above
※Separate admission and parking fees are required.
* Children in elementary school or younger must be accompanied by an adult (18 years or older).