Here you can find soft-serve ice cream, milk, and cheese made with organic milk not often available in the city, brought in directly from a local ranch in Tsumagoi Village. (2 minutes’ walk, on North Karuizawa Royal Street)

Enjoy stone-oven pizzas and freshly prepared pasta made with local produce at this Italian restaurant. There is terrace seating available, and pets are welcome inside the restaurant. (2 minutes’ walk, on North Karuizawa Royal Street)

A selection of fresh highland vegetables is available, including the locally renowned ‘phantom cabbage,’ morning-picked corn, vine-ripened tomatoes, and more. (5 minutes’ walk, on North Karuizawa Royal Street)

Open from breakfast, this café offers hot dogs made with homemade sausages using locally produced Yamato pork, along with stews, curries, and a wide selection of other dishes. With a spacious wood deck and a wide garden area, you can enjoy a relaxing moment with a cup of Mikado Coffee from Karuizawa.” (3 minutes' by car. Located on North Karuizawa Royal Street.)

Within the campground, there is a large adventure course featuring both children’s activities and an exciting sky-adventure area. Guests can challenge four elevated courses—2m, 4m, 6m, and 8m—while switching their own safety lines as they navigate through the obstacles. This thrilling facility is enjoyed by a wide range of visitors, from ages 2 to 76.” (20 minutes' by car. Reservations available. Along the Shiraito Highland Way)

Located next to Hoshinoya Karuizawa, this day-use hot spring offers a spacious forest-side open-air bath, a large indoor cypress bath, and a sauna. (20 minutes' by car. Along Route 146)