Thank you for your unexpected kindness. It was quiet and I enjoyed solo camping. I would like to go again.

The sites are a little small, but I like how the whole campsite makes use of nature. The bath at the mountain lodge with a view of Mt. Ena is also great!

I stayed at Auto Camp C-9 for two nights. I was able to spend a relaxing time listening to the birds singing and the woodpeckers drumming, and it was great to encounter a Japanese serow! However, the difference in level between the logs separating the parking spaces was quite large, and although it wasn't a problem for my 4WD, there was a risk of getting stuck if I had been in a 2WD. I'm sure maintenance will be difficult, but thank you for your help.

Unfortunately it was raining while camping...the drainage was poor...there were puddles...it was a shame. The atmosphere at the campsite was good and the staff were very friendly, so we had a great time.

The living space of the camp was nicely leveled, so it was very comfortable to stay there. There was a slope along the way, and some 2WD cars got stuck in the gravel, and some people slipped and fell at night, so I thought it might be a bit dangerous for beginners.

This time I used site D, which was in the woods and was spacious and comfortable! There were no issues with privacy, ease of use, or toilets, but the steps on the road to the site were a bit scary. I managed to get up, but I nearly got stuck.

I stayed at the D6 site at Lake Hokonoko Campsite. There are big rocks on the site, so it might be difficult to fit a large tent, but I think it's great for a solo getaway.

We rented site A at Lake Hokonoko Campground. We have used it many times and it is a great site where you can relax by the lake. The staff were all very kind. Due to the recent popularity of camping, it is becoming a little harder to make reservations than before, but I think there are many days when it is relatively empty. We look forward to your continued patronage.

We used auto site A3. The site was small, but spacious enough for two people. It was inconvenient that we couldn't use the water during the winter, but that couldn't be helped, so we weren't dissatisfied and enjoyed camping in a quiet setting surrounded by nature. The staff at the reception were very polite.

This was my first time using Lake Hokonoko Campsite. Although I made a reservation in advance and received a confirmation email, it was unfortunately not conveyed to the reception desk, but the site was available so I was able to use it. Also, since it was winter, there was no water, so we had to draw water from a nearby spring. Of course, there was no water in the toilets or kitchen, which was very inconvenient. I wish I had been informed of the campsite situation more when making the reservation.