A natural environment that brings healing to everyone.
This facility was created with the aim of being a place where you can escape from your busy daily life, where you can enjoy the "sounds" of nature in each season up close
, such as the sound of the wind blowing through the trees, the sound of rain hitting the earth, and the sounds of birds chirping overhead.
Kanade no Mori Resorts Philosophy
Kanadenomori Resorts values a "sense of nature."
In order to protect the nature that is our foundation, we have established the following main maintenance policies.

Creating a field that makes the most of nature
Tree cutting for facility construction is kept to a minimum, preserving as much of the original scenery as possible.
Also, by keeping land development to a minimum, the naturally formed topography is protected.
Effective use of natural resources
In addition to the chipping roads, the garden paths also use "dirt roads" made by simply compacting local soil. This is expected to have the effect of reducing the rise in surface heat caused by paving, resulting in a drop in the perceived temperature.


See how trees grow
These may cause inconvenience to our users at times,
but we hope that you will feel that you are being protected by them.
Kanade no Mori Resorts Initiatives
Through the experience of growing and harvesting seasonal vegetables, we aim to create a farm where you can experience the wonder of being in contact with nature and the deliciousness of freshly picked vegetables.



Kanade no Mori Rice Field



Valuable products created by a diverse range of creators.

奏の森リゾートは、都心からも近く、女子旅やお子様連れのファミリー、カップル、お友達同士など幅広いシーンで楽しめるエコリゾートです。自然が作り出した静かで美しい環境の中で、心ゆくまで日頃の疲れを癒していただきたい。それが奏の森リゾートの思いです。奏の森リゾートは、都心からも近く、女子旅やお子様連れのファミリー、カップル、お友達同士など幅広いシーンで楽しめるエコリゾートです。自然が作り出した静かで美しい環境の中で、心ゆくまで日頃の疲れを癒していただきたい。それが奏の森リゾートの思いです。

Born in Hokkaido in 1981. After training at a famous patisserie in Sapporo, he joined the famous Le Jardin Bleu in Tokyo and the prestigious Alain Ducasse Group.
After training at a first-class hotel in Paris, he returned to Japan in 2015 and became the chef patissier at Dominique Pouchet Tokyo. In 2019, he launched Atsushi Hatae.