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Iko Yama Campground in Ichikai to Open on July 1

11.06.2026 11:30 1 min 1 source
shimotsuke.co.jp JPN
Iko Yama Campground in Ichikai to Open on July 1
Original source: 下野新聞デジタル

The municipal Iko Yama Campground (Ichikai, Tochigi Prefecture) will open on July 1, 2025, with the season running until November 30. Operating since 1993, the site offers scenic tent plots (3 units, 5,000 yen per night) and forest plots (6 units, 3,000 yen per night), plus covered barbecue areas. Reservations must be made 7 days in advance via the website.

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Iko Yama Campground in Ichikai to Open on July 1

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