My name is Akiharu Masuda . I was born, raised and work in a town called Bihoro. I was born in 1973 and will be 50 years old this year. My family consists of four people: my wife, a man (16 years old), and a family of four (13 years old). My oldest son plays softball tennis and my youngest son runs track and field, so I love to go to their games and watch them do their best. I started my own business in 2008 and opened a real estate and construction company, and I have a connection with the business in Bihoro Town. I have a connection with the town of Bihoro, and I manage this facility. I am working hard every day to make this a facility that will keep our guests coming back again and again, and I look forward to your continued support. There are no no-go areas, but please park in the designated parking spaces.

Bihoro Town is located approximately 13 minutes by car from Memanbetsu Airport. The town also has four national highways running through it, making access to the Okhotsk area very easy, and it is a perfect base for sightseeing in the Shiretoko Peninsula. The newly built rooms, which were constructed in 2020, are open and spacious so that guests can spend their time comfortably even when traveling in Hokkaido by car, and families with children can also use the rooms in a relaxed atmosphere. The spacious kitchen counter allows you to buy Hokkaido ingredients and enjoy cooking and drinking. The newly built rooms, which were constructed in 2020, are open and spacious so that guests can spend their time comfortably, and families with children can also use the rooms in a relaxed atmosphere. There are two single beds in the bedroom. For more than 3 guests, futons will be prepared in the space next to the kitchen. Note: ・Bringing or using hotplates (electric griddles) are prohibited. ・Please be responsible for any damages or damaged parts.

<Scenery＞ Bihoro Pass (20 minutes) Within a 20-minute drive from Bihoro Town, you can look down on the panoramic view of Lake Kussharo, the largest volcanic lake (caldera lake) in Japan. When there is a temperature difference between night and morning, a sea of clouds flows into Lake Kussharo early in the morning, creating a fantastic view. The Bihoro Bussan Kanko Kyokai website has a live camera that allows you to check the scenery in real time. ■Lake Kussharo (35 minutes) During the winter, whooper swans from the Siberian region of Russia fly to Lake Kussharo. The number of whooper swans is approximately 300. In addition, hot springs spring water bubbles up around the periphery of the lake, making a visit to the hot springs very pleasant. In addition to the Bihoro Pass, the scenery from other passes is also spectacular. ■Lake Akan (1 hour 25 min.) Lake Akan was created by a volcanic eruption. Surrounded by Mt. Female Akan and Mt. Male Akan, you can take a steamer to see marimo, a special natural treasure. The lake is located in a volcanic area, which means that hot spring water is available, and the Akanko Onsen Hot Spring Resort welcomes visitors to the southern shore of the lake. Free footbaths are scattered throughout the hot spring resort area, so it is recommended to take a stroll and find your favorite footbath. ■Abashiri City(35min.) Abashiri City, famous for its drift ice, is also conveniently located only 35 minutes away by car. During the drift ice season from January to February, visitors can enjoy the fantastic world of ice while riding on a boat that is stretched out to sea and breaks the ice as it goes. You can also see white-tailed eagles and Steller's sea eagles on the drift ice, and you can also see wild animals and enjoy the great outdoors. <Grocery>. ■Aozora Market (3-minute walk) A three-minute walk from our facility is Aozora Market, a roadside station that sells local vegetables, seafood, boxed lunches, and souvenirs. Recommended items in