Takashima City in Shiga Prefecture is located in the northwest of Lake Biwa and is a town surrounded by forests, villages, and the lake, rich in nature, producing approximately one-third of the water that flows into the lake.
It takes about 50 minutes from Kyoto Station to Omi-imazu Station on the JR Kosei Line Special Rapid Service, or about 80 minutes from Osaka Station to Omi-imazu Station. Takashima City is vast and just the right distance away, so come and enjoy the changing nature of the four seasons and a variety of experiences.
Lake Biwa's abundant water is nurtured by the abundant forests. Experiences in the forests can teach us many things.
The abundant water that flows into Lake Biwa has supported the lives of the people living in the Satoyama area. Experience for yourself how people live in harmony with nature.
Lake Biwa, as the name "Mother" suggests, is the largest lake in Japan and the source of many lives. There is a lot to learn in this vast field.
There are experience programs such as kayaking on Lake Biwa and cycling. It is fully equipped with a training building and a ground with natural grass. It is a comprehensive accommodation facility suitable for training camps and training.
A resort hotel along the lakeside where you can see the divine sunrise. You can relax while looking out at Lake Biwa and the floating island of Chikubushima beyond.
One of the Kansai region's leading high-standard campsites. There are family cottages that are popular with groups, an auto campsite, and a small hotel called Mori no Koryukan that can be used for individual and group training. We recommend the barbecue for dinner.
This is an association of 17 guesthouses that make up the guesthouse village that spreads out at the foot of Mt. Hakodate. Each guesthouse can cooperate with each other to accommodate separate lodgings for educational trips, etc. In addition to agricultural and soba-making experiences, the guesthouse village is easily accessible to Imazu Comprehensive Athletic Park, making it an ideal guesthouse village for sports training camps.
There are five venues available for study camps and training. In summer, you can experience kayaking and canoeing on Lake Biwa, and in winter, skiing at Hakodateyama Ski Resort. There is a sports park and gymnasium nearby, so it can also be used for sports camps.
Conveniently located in front of the west exit of JR Kosei Line Omi-Imazu Station, it is easily accessible. Equipped with a large hall of 150 tatami mats, it is highly useful for music groups (40 or more people), and music can be played up until 11pm. We also accept a wide range of events, including various training camps and seminar recitals. Please feel free to contact us.
Located on the shores of Lake Biwa, this is a full-scale training facility with full convention functionality. It can accommodate a variety of needs, including meetings, training, and camps for up to 250 people. The main building, annex, and annexe can each be rented out exclusively.
Founded in the Meiji era, this is a long-established ryokan restaurant that has been in business for 100 years. It is well-known as a restaurant where you can enjoy local Lake Biwa cuisine, such as fresh river fish dishes from Lake Biwa, kaiseki cuisine, traditional duck sukiyaki, and the specialty shamo sukiyaki.
A refreshing park surrounded by lush greenery. You can stay in the relaxing "Sanso Kutsuki" (Japanese-style or Western-style rooms) or in a bungalow. After working up a sweat in the indoor pool, playing tennis or soccer, you can refresh yourself at "Kutsuki Onsen Tenkuu."
Located in the center of Omi Shirahama, it is used for school trips, off-campus experiences, sports, and study camps. Equipped with a private gymnasium and three tennis courts, we look forward to your visit.
Relax in the plentiful hot water and savor the delicious food. Enjoy a heartfelt moment and the hospitality that only Ebisu-so can provide. Please enjoy your trip on Lake Biwa to your heart's content.
