Harvest season in our garden plot — tomatoes, peppers and blueberries
Since early July, the garden plot beside the house has been producing tomatoes and green peppers one after another, while the blueberries and Delaware grapes slowly take on colour.
The plot sits right next to the building, so you can watch the vegetables grow during your stay. New photos from July 2026 have been added to the Garden & Outdoor section of our gallery.
Choose your stay purpose
Amamizushima Hills works as a farmhouse rental, Matsunoyama Onsen base, snow-country stay, ski base, and private group stay for up to 11 guests.
- Niigata Farmhouse Rental for Families and Groups | Amamizushima Hills
A private whole-house farmhouse rental in Matsunoyama, Tokamachi, Niigata. Sleeps 11, one party per night, with tatami rooms, kitchen, lounge and parking.
- Matsunoyama Onsen Accommodation near the Medicinal Hot Springs
Whole-house accommodation near Matsunoyama Onsen, one of Japan s three great medicinal hot springs. About 10 min walk to Ikoi-no-Yu and 4 min by car to Taka-no-Yu.
- Japan Snow Country Vacation Rental in Tokamachi, Niigata
A private vacation rental in Tokamachi s Matsunoyama snow country, where snowfall can exceed 4m. Rice terraces, hot springs and winter scenery in one stay.
- Ski Base near Nozawa, Myoko, Naeba and Matsunoyama Onsen
A whole-house stay 3 min from Matsunoyama Onsen Ski Resort, with Nozawa, Kagura, Naeba, Myoko and Hakuba within driving range.
- Niigata Group Stay for up to 11 Guests | Amamizushima Hills
A Niigata whole-house group stay for up to 11 guests, with three rooms, lounge, kitchen and 75-inch TV. Day-use events up to 25 guests by inquiry.
- Matcha Experience in Niigata, Japan | Amamizushima Hills
Whisk your own matcha with a nerikiri sweet at the Daitozan Art Museum in Matsunoyama, Niigata — a 7-minute drive from the house. ¥1,200 plus ¥600 admission.
- Japanese Countryside Stay in Niigata | Amamizushima Hills
Stay in a real rice-terrace hamlet in Matsunoyama, Niigata — one group per night in a whole house. Rice planting, wild vegetables, sun-dried rice and deep snow: everyday rural Japan, far from the tourist trail.