A gently rolling hillside course spreading across abundant rural farmland with views of the Nikko and Nasu mountain ranges. The 18 holes, surrounded by dense natural forest, comprise an out course featuring diverse, distinctive hazards that demand varied shots, and an in course offering open expansiveness centered around extensive ponds. With elevation changes of 15 meters or less throughout the course, the terrain is remarkably flat, boasting unparalleled natural materials and location for a golf course. If golf's origin lies in "playing the ball as it lies," then course design's origin lies in "utilizing nature as it is." The landscaping philosophy, which meticulously attends to each blade of grass and grain of sand based on natural reconstruction, is reflected throughout. Moreover, the course combines strategic elements including white sand and water hazards, with fairways designed to narrow the optimal landing zone for the next shot.