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Détendez-vous en Pleine Nature

Si vous souhaitez vous éloignez des villes et prendre un bon bol d’air, Nasu, située dans la préfecture de Tochigi, est un choix judicieux. Sur place vous pourrez emprunter un vélo et profiter de l’air frais et des paysages naturels! Nasu n’est pas seulement appréciée pour sa verdure mais est aussi considérée comme un lieu populaire pour goûter aux plaisirs des sources chaudes et les hôtels de la région. 

L’Hotel Sunvally Nasu en est un bon exemple avec son complexe de 9 bâtiments : 
❶ Le Bâtiment Principal dit ‘Honkan’ en japonais (本館) présentant des chambres à la vue exceptionnelle. 
❷ L’Annexe pour les couples et les personnes en voyages d’affaires
❸ La luxueuse “Queen’s Collina” réputée pour l’ambiance à l’effigie de John Lennon (inscriptions et photos y sont présentes)
❹ La “Forest Villa” parfaite pour les familles
❺ La très romantique “Garden Sweet” reliant une église ainsi qu’un jardin
❻ L’”Oriental Garden” qui offre une galerie d’arts et une piscine dans le jardin 
❼ Un Hôtel dans un style traditionnel japonais pour les couples et les familles
❽ Le “Cottage” où vous pouvez profiter pleinement de la Nature depuis votre chambre
❾ Et enfin la “Owl Forest Cabin”, à la décoration centrée sur les chouettes. 

Aujourd’hui pourquoi ne pas opter pour la dernière solution?! 



Saviez-vous que la chouette était un des symboles du bonheur au Japon? Pourquoi ne pas passer une nuit dans une chambre qui vous portera chance?! 

La Owl Forest Cabin est très populaire auprès des familles et des couples, parfait pour 2 à 3 personnes. 
💴 : entre 12000 et 15000 yens par personne (dîner et petit déjeuner compris) 

Bienvenue au Village des Chouettes!



Chambre d’Amis simple mais cozy 

Vous aurez une vue plongeante sur la forêt entourant ce chalet. Tout le nécessaire est là pour vous mettre à l’aise : air conditionné, chauffage, purificateur d’air, etc. Bien entendu une salle de bain spacieuse est également disponible. 



Ambiance détendue

La porte passée c’est un peu comme si vous entriez dans un conte de fée. 

Combien de chouettes vous attendent?







Nous vous laissons compter le nombre impressionnant de volatiles représentés à travers la décoration de la chambre. 

Quels sont les Plus de l’Hotel Sunvalley Nasu?



Onsen extérieur

On dit que les sources chaudes japonaises sont bonnes pour les personnes atteintes de diabète et de forte pression artérielle. 



Des plats savoureux vous attendent! 

Vous trouverez ; cuisine japonaise, occidentale, italienne et chinoise dans le restaurant de l’hôtel. 

Kogen no Table



Festival printanier

Le restaurant italien change ses menus en fonction des saisons. Les plats mais aussi leur présentation est en accord avec la saison en cours. Tout au long de l’année vous retrouverez au menu du crabe, un met délicieux en toute saison! 



Tempura fraîchement préparés

Tempura de crevette, de seiche ou encore de légumes vous attendent! 



Large sélection de desserts

Le restaurant propose un choix varié de desserts de bonne qualité préparés par les chefs pâtissiers de l’hôtel. 

Découvrir Nasu à Vélo

Après ces bons repas voici venu le moment de l’exercice! De nombreux cyclistes aiment explorer la région de Nasu à vélo, c’est pour cette raison que vous trouverez de nombreux lieux de locations professionels? Si vous n’êtes pas un pro de la pédale, aucun souci! Vous pourrez tout de même profiter de l’expérience puisque les routes sont spécialement aménagées pour les cyclistes. 



Nasu Blasen Base (那須ブラーゼンベース)
Takakuko, Nasu, Tochigi 2888-41
⏰ : ・de Novembre à Avril  9h – 16h
        ・de Mai à Octobre  9h – 17h
Fermé les Lundis et à d’autres occasion
📞 : 0287-73-8331
Page Web (Japonais) 



Nasu Blasen Base propose 3 types de vélos : les vélos cross, les vélos de route et les mini-vélos. 

💴 : vélo cross ou de route pour 1000 yens les 3h ou 2000 yens à la journée. 

Spots de ballade



Sessho Seki

Nous en avons déjà parlé dans notre précédent article donc nous vous laissons y jeter un oeil. 

Sessho-seki (殺生石)
182 Yumoto, Nasu-machi, Nasu, Tochigi
📞 : 0287-72-6918



Nasu Yuzen Jinja

C’est également un spot très apprécié des touristes. 

Nasu Yuzen Jinja (那須温泉神社)
182 Yumoto, Nasu-machi, Nasu, Tochigi
📞 : 0287-76-2306



Bain de pieds au Konbairo no Yu 

Après avoir pédalé pendant quelques kilomètres quoi de mieux que de reposer ses jambes dans un ‘Ashiyu’ (足湯, sources chaudes pour les pieds). La Konbairo no Yu est une des bonnes adresses pour se relaxer. 

Konbairo no Yu (こんばいろの湯)
182-14 Yumoto, Nasu-machi, Nasu, Tochigi



La Magnifique ‘Royal Road’ 

Cette route appréciée des cyclistes fait l’unanimité en période printanière. C’est d’ailleurs les locaux qui l’ont surnommée ‘Royal Road’. 



Marché Ohinata

Ce marché est ouvert les matins du second et quatrième samedis du mois entre Mai et Novembre. C’est sans aucun doute un lieu recommandé si vous souhaitez vous fouler aux locaux et goûter aux plats de la région. 

Marché Ohinata
5706-41 Takakuko, Nasu-machi, Nasu, Tochigi



Bagel que-veau

15 sortes de bagels sont préparés ici chaque jour. Quelle saveur vous tentera le plus? 
・Noix・Brownie・Haricot rouge・ou encore fromage.

Bagel que-veau (ベーグルクーボー)
23-4 Takakuko, Nasu-machi, Nasu, Tochigi
📞 :  0287-62-1484



❶ Un complexe d’hôtel aux 9 ambiances : vous pouvez apprécier une ambiance radicalement différente à chaque visite.
❷ Une variété de sources chaudes : vous pouvez porter un maillot de bain dans les sources chaudes du complexe.
❸ Les animaux de compagnie sont les bienvenus : plus besoin de laisser votre animal à la maison → même les restaurants accepteront vos petites bêtes.
❹ Un large choix de repas : buffet, cuisine japonaise, occidentale et chinois
❺ Accessible en bus : vous pouvez prendre un bus direct depuis la gare d’Ikebukuro

Un Complexe Complet! 

Hotel Sunvalley Nasu 
203 Yumoto, Nasu-machi, Nasu-gun, Tochigi, 325-0392
📞 : +81-287-76-3800 (réservation de 9h à 20h) 
        +81-3-3388-3800 (réservation au bureau de Tokyo de 9h à 18h sauf les Samedis, Dimanches et Jours Fériés) 
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