7 Best Glamping Spots In Tokyo, Japan - Updated 2024

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Chelsea  
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Home to numerous establishments and sites for tourists and locals alike, Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is known to be one of the busiest cities in the world. You’ll find is so much to do and enjoy that 36 hours in Tokyo wouldn’t be enough to experience even its top highlights. If you want to avoid the bustling crowds and lively streets, you can visit havens of peace and quiet that will connect you to nature. Take a break from staying in prime accommodations such as the luxury hotels in Tokyo and enjoy something new. Glamping sites are one unique way to enjoy this urban jungle! Here’s your chance to get a taste of paradise in the modern age within a technologically advanced city. Read on to discover the best glamping spots in Tokyo, Japan.

We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) host status, recent guest reviews, prices, availability of dates, decor, and a location that facilitates glamping or is close to glamping spots. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 09, 2024.

1. Sleek and comfy dome-shaped tent (from USD 190)

Nestled in the foothills of Mt. Fuji, this glamping site offers gorgeous dome-shaped tents that are sure to provide a memorable holiday. The tent featured in this listing is a sleek and comfy retreat filled with natural tones and great amenities. It comes equipped with ample seating, air-conditioning, and Wi-Fi. There are also kitchenware and basic cooking ingredients to enable all your cooking plans during your stay. The private balcony will be your space for whipping up meals, including grilling, while the covered dining area is a nice spot to enjoy alfresco dining.

If you’re up for a little adventure, you can rent a bike on the property to leisurely explore the area. Note that the bathroom facilities are shared and free parking is available onsite.

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Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi, Japan
43.47 km (27.1 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
10 reviews   Superhost Wifi Available
Dome 1 Bed 7 Guests 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom

Accommodates: 7

Top guest reviews
Host:
the accommodation was great and the hosts were extremely accessible
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2. Luxurious tent with access to sauna (from USD 219)

Take a well-deserved time off at this expansive glamping site boasting luxurious amenities. You’ll be highly pampered in this relaxation destination boasting a sauna club with large sauna tents. There’s also a hot spring onsite perfect for enjoying soothing soaks. Bicycle rentals are also available should you wish to have active recreation during your stay.

Your deluxe tent here will be filled with modern conveniences such as air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, an air purifier, and plush single-size beds. Scandinavian-style breakfast and barbeque dinner meals readily come with the booking. You’ll have the option to choose among the three available barbeque plans or order from a food menu for your evening meals. The roofed and covered outdoor dining area is incredible. Additionally, this glamping spot offers reserved parking slots.

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Hanno, Saitama, Japan
29.94 km (18.6 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
1 review   Wifi Available
Tent 2 Beds 2 Guests 1 Bedroom 0 Bathrooms

Accommodates: 2

3. Glamping site in the misty woods of Nishitama District

Secluded from the city, Fureai Square boasts an ideal and perfect location to fully enjoy and appreciate nature’s glamour. It is for a maximum of five people, consisting of a large tent with a queen-size bed, and additional bed sheets and linens. It also has a kitchen with mini refrigerator, outdoor barbecue grill, dining area with essentials, heating, outdoor hot tub, free Wi-Fi, paid parking, and a common bathroom with essentials and a hairdryer. With less than an hour of bus travel, and a few minutes of walking, guests can shop for essential items and fresh goods from nearby stores in Kadoya Shoten, Higashiya store, and Kapaveya. Nearby sites to visit include the cultural property named Kobayashi House in Fujiwara, Hinohara-mura. Another site is the Hossawa Falls in Hinohara Village, where visitors can do kayaking, rafting, or hiking.

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西多摩郡, 東京都, Japan
16.61 km (10.4 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
17 reviews  
Tent 1 Bed 1 Bedroom 0 Bathrooms
Top guest reviews
Cleanliness:
we enjoyed our stay at this charming oasis the tent was very cozy and clean
Location:
one of my favorite places to escape from the busy city life
quiet secluded absolutely beautiful (and comfortable) spot hidden away in nature
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4. A safe haven inside the big city in Shinjuku

Located near Higashi-Shinjuku station, this glamping apartment offers a peaceful camping experience while still inside the city. With a view of the Shinjuku area, this studio features a room with tent-like doubled beds, surrounded by warm lighting. Wood and greenery accents in the room invite relaxation and calm as if you are with nature. There is a kitchen with dishes and utensils, as well as a fridge, microwave, and single electric burner. A toilet and shower room are also available. Guests/visitors should reserve before coming to the site, and those who intend to stay for more than 30 days are subject to a simple rental agreement. Guests can visit the karaoke bar in the same building. This area is also known for the famous bar district of Golden Gai and nearby establishments that usually open after lunch.

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Shinjuku-ku, Tōkyō-to, Japan
47.22 km (29.4 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
32 reviews  
Entire apartment 2 Beds 0 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom
Top guest reviews
Amenities & Room:
takuya’s apartment is cute and stylish and had all the amenities we needed
it is the only apartment on the floor so it almost feels like you have your own elevator
the apartment is like what it described my kids like the camping beds
the beds are super comfortable and the decor is fun
Location:
fantastic location in a great neighbourhood very close to higashi-shinjuku station
it’s a wonderful place near the higashi-shinjuku and it’s also easy to take bus to shinjuku station
very enjoyable staying in this place <3
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5. Indoor glamping site hidden from the busy streets (from USD 271)

This indoor glamping location in the Asakusa area can accommodate 10 guests. It has 10 beds in the form of 2 double beds in the bedroom, 5 floor mattresses, 1 bunk bed, and 2 hammocks. There is a bathroom provided with essentials and toiletries, as well as a washer. The entire house has both a heating and a cooling system. Also, there is a working area made more convenient with the available Wi-Fi. Guests can cook their meals in the kitchen where cooking basics and essential appliances are provided. Iriya station is accessible within 8 minutes of walking, while JR Uguisudani station is 15 minutes away from the apartment.

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Taitō-ku, Tōkyō-to, Japan
54.75 km (34.1 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
162 reviews   Wifi Available
ENTIRE RENTAL UNIT 10 Beds 5 Guests 1 Bedroom 2 Bathrooms

Accommodates: 5

Top guest reviews
Location:
i'll come back soon to this place with my friends
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6. Solitary glamping site in the forestland of Sagamihara

Take in the crispness of the air, and marvel at the solemnity of the forestland surrounding this glamping site. Away from the crowds, guests can enjoy privacy and quietness in this outdoor site. There is a large tent with two single beds and two sofa beds as their chamber, but are subject to reservation. Electricity is available inside the tent, but during winter, guests are advised to bring and wear warm clothes and sleeping bags. There is an outdoor kitchen with cooking basics, as well as a barbecue grill and a fire pit. If you want to eat out, there is also a restaurant in the same area. A common shower booth and toilet area are also available. For more fun and relaxation, guests can visit the hot spring in Yamanami Onsen, which is a 10-minute walk from the site.

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相模原市, 神奈川県, Japan
5.1 km (3.2 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
143 reviews   Wifi Available
Private room in tent 4 Beds 4 Guests 4 Bedrooms 0 Bathrooms

Accommodates: 4

Top guest reviews
Cleanliness:
the place is very clean and convenient
Location:
gem of a location quite haven in natural surroundings
it's also in a very pretty area recommended if you want to get outdoors close to tokyo
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7. Mongolian yurt with lake access (from USD 148)

To experience enjoyable camping near Tokyo, this Mongolian yurt is the place to book. You can interact with the goats that roam the area, giving you a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature. The yurt is equipped with heating and cooling facilities and is accessible to five guests. You can rest and relax on the floor mattresses provided. There’s also a lounge in the garden or backyard for taking in the calmness of nature, especially during nighttime.

Also, guests have lake access. However, visitors are advised of insects and small animals since they are surrounded by nature. Noise and any other form of unnecessary disturbance during the night are prohibited.

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相模原市, 神奈川県, Japan
5.05 km (3.2 mi) from Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
115 reviews   Wifi Available
Private room in yurt 5 Beds 5 Guests 1 Bedroom 0 Bathrooms

Accommodates: 5

Be one with nature inside Tokyo

With the growing modernization and increasing population in Tokyo, it is important to have inner peace and to reconnect with nature. What better way to do that than through glamping? Grab this opportunity to experience the serenity of nature, whether inside a big city or in the vastness of woods, by visiting these top glamping spots in Tokyo, Japan.

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