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Glamping resort with trailers and dome tents to open in Aso

26.05.2026 01:00 1 min 1 source
oita-press.co.jp JPN
Glamping resort with trailers and dome tents to open in Aso
Original source: oita-press.co.jp

Colon Ltd. will open the Minamiaso Field Hotel on May 30, 2026, in Minamiaso Village, Kumamoto Prefecture. The resort offers 34 units: trailers with private hot springs and dome tents. Guests have unlimited access to the on-site Kinokayu spa with sauna. Rates start at ¥20,000 per person per night with two meals.

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Glamping resort with trailers and dome tents to open in Aso

26.05.2026 oita-press.co.jp JPN Original source

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