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CarstayStation Nizyohukui
Fukuoka/Nijo Fukui, Itoshima-shi,
2,000 JPY 〜/1 night
3.33 (6)
Description
The RV Park in Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture. You can feel the nature of Itoshima with the sea and mountains within walking distance. And the our company office and community house space. We stayed overnight in the car in the garden of this parking lot, but it is possible to stay in a tent, so it is a Carstay station where you can enjoy not only staying in the car but also staying in a tent. Please come to Dainyu House which is full of the charm of the countryside.
Inquire about a camping station or its booking requirements up-front
Contact a HostBasic Facilities
24h Toilet
Water
WiFi
Playground
Pets Allowed
Smoking Area
Vending Machine
Washing Dryer
Waste Water Discharge
Security Cameras
EV Charger Stand
Administrator
Additional Fee Facilities
Electricity socket
Not available
Non-free Wifi
Not available
Non-free Shower
¥0/time
Onsen (Adult)
Not available
Onsen (Child)
Not available
Dustbin
Not available
Dog Park
Not available
Camping Behavior Allowed
¥0/day
Tent (For 2-3 people)
Not available
Tent (For 4-5 people)
Not available
Cooking Allowed
¥0/day
BBQ Facilities Rental
Not available
Bonfire Allowed
Not available
Nearby Facilities
Convenient Store
ファミリーマート二丈福井店 (2200m)
Supermarket
マルキョウ深江店 (3500m)
Gasoline
シェル石油 大入SS (700m)
Restaurant
Not available
24h Toilet
Not available
Onsen
まむしの湯 (4200m)
Parking space
Maximum lots：2 lot(s)
Parking Area Size：Length 5m・Breadth 2.3m・Height 制限なし
Note
Cancellation Deadline
17:00, 2 days before (Japanese time)
If you cancel your reservation after the Cancellation Deadline, cancellation fee will be applied. Cancellation rate can be checked here
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Reviews
3.33(6 reviews)
さーちゃん
1.00Wed, May 12, 2021
あまり綺麗なスペースではなく、到着して正直ガックリしました。 もう少し清潔感があれば気持ちよく宿泊できたのにと思います。
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青木 崇祐
1.00Mon, Oct 19, 2020
予約の確認で出来ておらず残念でした。
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山村大輔
4.00Mon, Mar 30, 2020
車中泊で利用しましたが、テント泊でも十分なスペースがあります。また所有者さんのご好意でお風呂も使えます！非常に助かりました！お湯の出し方は所有者さんに事前に確認しておくことをお勧めします。
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KM
5.00Fri, Feb 21, 2020
福岡市から1時間以内にアクセスでき、また嬉野温泉などの観光地にも近く、良い立地の車中泊スポットでした。駅や空港からも近いため、夜12時頃までは電車や飛行機の音がうっすら聞こえましたが、問題なく車中泊が出来ました。また、利用させて頂きます。ただ、入り口の道が細いので、キャンピングカーを運転される方は要注意です！
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yoshimi koyama
4.00Sun, Jan 12, 2020
糸島観光の時のおすすめのスポットになります。 シャワーや洗濯機も使用できとても良かったです。 しかし住宅街の中にあり場所がわかりにくくコーンがなかったので、ここであっているのか？と少し不安でした。私達が訪れた時に移動販売の車（？）が駐車おり私達の車が駐車できませんでした。 移動するように言ったのですが、なかなか動いてくれず動かさずに私達の車入れるからと言われましたが、残念な事に下が砂でスリップして動けなくなり大変な思いをしました。 チェックインの時間からチェックアウトの時間まではコーンを置いたり、他の方が駐車できないようにしていただけると助かります。 また近くの海はとても綺麗なので、天気が良ければ散歩するのもおすすめです。
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2,000 JPY 〜/1 night
3.33 (6)
Reservation Deadline Time : 1 day ago 8:00 PM
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Niji no Matsubara
This is a pine grove in Karatsu bayside, Saga prefecture. With a width of 500 meters and a length of 4.5 km, there are around 1 million pine trees that line the forest, and is a rare sight due to their proximity to a coastal area. During the Edo era(1603-1868), it is believed that these pine trees were purposely planted here to act as a barrier to the coastal winds.
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Nanatsugama Caves
This is a row of sea caves that exist side by side along the coast of the northern part of Saga Prefecture. Because it originally had seven sea caves, it was named "Nanatsugama", although in the present day, there are more than seven caves. It is an unexplored area where you can see the mysterious scenery that nature has created.
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Couple Rock(Sakurai Futamigaura)
This is a collection of sacred rocks in Futamigaura, the western part of Fukuoka prefecture. The rocks are sacred forms from the Sakurai Shrine, and each "Male" rock is from Izanagi (a legendary male God) and the "female" rocks are from Izanami (a legendary female God). The views of the sunset that peeks between the rocks is a sight to behold, and cherished by many visitors that come here.
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Cape Hado
This is a cape in the Eastern Matsuura peninsula in the Northern part of Saga prefecture. As the pronunciation of the place name is similar to "haato" (Heart in Japanese), it is also known as a sacred spot for couples, and there is a heart shaped monument to represent this. There are also plentiful facilities for water activities, lodgings and camping, a seaside sand park and a Tsuboyaki area (Tsuboyaki is a method of putting ingredients inside a container and then cooking them while in the container).
History
Yoshinogari Historical Park
This is the largest ruins area from the Yayoi era (around 500 BC). The biggest characteristic is the collection of relics associated with the defense of the settlement, with about 2.5 km of outer bunkers and fences. In addition, as from excavation survey findings, pit dwellings, tall floor warehouses, observation towers, tombs, bronze ware, copper mirrors and the like have been discovered over an area of 36 hectares, making it a very important historical site which tells the story of the lives of people in ancient times.
History
Okawa Uchiyama
This is a town known as the "Secret kilin town" from 1675. The Nabeshima clan, inhabitants of the town were the first to master porcelain production, and established the "clan kiln" as well as other technologies to improve the quality of their products, and it was said that steps were taken to ensure that these techniques were not known to others to copy. They maid luxury porcelain products for the Daimyo, Shogunate and imperial court up until 1871, but is still cherished today as a porcelain specialist town where traditional production kilns can still be viewed.
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Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
This is a temple built in 919 AD by Fujiwara Nakahira. The great heavenly God Sugawara Michizane is enshrined in this temple, and there is splendid Shinto architecture above the grave of this God. It is a popular site of reverence for students, as this temple God is known as the deity for learning and study, and along with the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine in Kyoto, this is the main head temple of the Tenmangu shrine group, which consists of around 12,000 shrines. The area is famous for Tobi Ume plums, and each year, a priestess will donate a plum tree to the country, and is also used for plum wine.
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Nanzoin Temple
This is a Shingon sect main head temple built in 1899, as a temple from Mount Koya. Nanzoin temple had provided Burmese and Nepalese children with medical aid, milk and stationery over the years, and as a return gift, the Myanmar national buddhist institution gifted various buddhist relics, known as Sarira. In 1995, a 41 meter reclining buddha statue was built to enshrine these buddhist relics. Other areas to look out for which are relics of its history are the buddha footprint, 500 arhats and the Seven Deities of Good Fortune tunnels.
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Ureshino Onsen
This is an area with a small hot natural hot spring in Southern Saga prefecture. It has 1900 years of history with several traditional Japanese inns along the Ureshino Rivers, making it one of Kyushu's largest Onsen towns. The Onsen is popular with women due to the water's skin enhancing properties. It also has a special local product known as Ureshino Onsen tofu.
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Ouo Shrine
This is a shrine built around 1700. There is a legend that says that an officer who was stranded on Okinoshima island was saved by a large fish, and built Torii gates in the water, which is now commemorates as a protective sea God. At low tide, it is possible to walk through the Torii gates along the sea path, but these are submerged at high tide.
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Yame Chuo Tea Garden
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Mount Sarakura
This is a 622 meter high mountain situated in Norther Kyushu. The view of Kyushu below from the top of the mountain is known as the "10 billion dollar view". There are endless destination for visitors, including the rock climbing practice area, Kunimi rocks, the stunning cedar trees known as "Empress cedar" as well as camping facilities.
History
Nagasaki Peace Park
This is the place where nuclear weapons were dropped in the Pacific War in 1945, three days after Hiroshima bombing. The bombing on August 9th destroyed an area of around 6.7 million square meters, with about 74,000 people dead. A park was built in 1950 for wishes of peace. In the center is a "Peace Prayer statue" that symbolizes the love of God and the mercy of Buddha, with the right hand representing the threat of the atomic bomb, the left hand representing peace, and the closed eyes praying for the victims' souls.
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Unzen Onsen
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Mount Inasa
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Nabegataki Falls
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Kumamoto Castle
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Yabakei Gorge
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