'Family Memories Support Project' Launches Free Stay Campaign for 'Risonare Nasu' Resort

The 'Family Memories Support Project' is organized by 'Iko-yo' (operated by Actindi Inc.), a family outing information website.

This project aims to enrich the time children and their families spend together, allowing them to create priceless memories. While the parenting environment has changed significantly due to factors like dual-income households, diversifying lifestyles, digitization, and rising prices, 'Iko-yo' believes that invaluable family experiences and memories serve as crucial foundations for children's future growth and family bonding. Collaborating with facilities across Japan that support this vision, the project provides opportunities for parents and children to share wonderful moments together.

As part of this initiative, a campaign is being launched to give away free stay vouchers for the collaborating resort, 'Risonare Nasu.'

Application Overview

Prize Details: Risonare Nasu 'Free Stay Voucher' for 1 night with breakfast (3 groups, 6 people)

Target Audience: 'Iko-yo' members (including new registrations)

Application Method: Apply via the campaign page on the 'Iko-yo' website.

Application Deadline: Monday, June 15, 2026, to Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at 23:59 JST.

Campaign Details

'Iko-yo' Official Website Campaign Page

About 'Risonare Nasu'

'Risonare Nasu' is Japan's first agriturismo resort, offering accommodation experiences where guests can connect with agriculture and nature.

The resort features various amenities, including the activity facility 'POKO POKO,' the 'Agri Garden' farm, and guest rooms surrounded by trees. For breakfast, guests can enjoy dishes prepared with fresh vegetables, combining a resort stay with food education.

One of the most popular programs is the 'Rice School,' held in the resort's rice paddies. Parents and children can learn about the rice cultivation cycle through seasonal activities such as sowing, planting, weeding, harvesting, and threshing. After the experience, participants try making rice balls using rice cooked in a traditional iron pot. This 'tabi-iku' (travel-based education) experience stimulates children's interest in food and fosters gratitude for what they eat.

'Iko-yo' Service Profile

Launched in December 2008, 'Iko-yo' is a family outing information platform utilized by approximately 80% of parenting households in Japan. As of June 2026, it lists over 100,000 facilities and hosts more than 108,000 user reviews. The service aims to make family outings more enjoyable and increase communication and smiles among family members.

Official Website: https://iko-yo.net

iOS App: https://itunes.apple.com/jp/app/id1119475569?mt=8

Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.actindi.ikoma&hl=ja