Urakawa Yushun Village Aeru

Of course it's perfect for people who like horses, but in addition to the horse-related facilities on the vast grounds, there are places where you can play putter golf and soccer (apparently reservations are required), and there's also a grassy area where you can play Frisbee or catch. There were also families. Guests can relax in the public bath. The food is buffet style, but I don't think there is anything special on the menu. I think fried chicken and fried shrimp are frozen. Also, the toilet in the room is separated from the bathroom washroom and there is no hand washing facility, so you have to touch the doorknob to go to the washroom after you relieve yourself before washing your hands. If it were to be built like this, I would like the toilet to have a hand basin and a towel rack.

　Urakawa Yushun Village AERU is located a few kilometers inland from the coast of Urakawa Town. It is a horse theme park facility. Shortly after Urakawa Yushun Village AERU was established, I went horseback riding here, but it was my first visit since then. The facility was as clean as it was then, and the restaurant inside was quite lively. This time, I had a horseback riding experience for the first time in several years. In terms of height, it's only 1m higher, but it's strange because it changes the position of your line of sight and makes the surrounding scenery look different.

After leaving the town of Urakawa and entering Tenma Kaido, we drove on for a while and came to Yushun Sakura Road, a famous cherry blossom viewing spot. Going further in, we came across this facility, Urakawa Yushun Village AERU. This large facility that appears out of nowhere in the mountains has the catchphrase "A relaxing village where you can interact with horses and nature", and in addition to accommodation and meals, you can enjoy activities such as horse riding. In keeping with Hidaka, we tried out a horse riding experience. There were several horse riding courses available, from beginner to advanced. We tried the beginner course, which involved practicing simple controls and then walking around the AERU grounds. Next, we wanted to try a course that took us on a stroll through nature.