A beautiful course themed on "the harmony of water, green, and stone." The strategic layout of flat terrain features mature old pine and red pine trees, as well as cedar and cypress, preserved in their natural state, with water hazards including ponds, creeks, and waterfalls positioned throughout. Each of the 18 holes possesses its own character, requiring clever strategy to determine the optimal approach for each hole, as well as technique to utilize all 14 clubs effectively. The course also offers outstanding views, with vistas of the Shinjuku and Ikebukuro skylines, Tokyo Skytree, the Chichibu Mountains, and even distant views of Mount Tanigawa. The clubhouse was designed in 2019 by Isozaki Arata, a Pritzker Prize laureate, and is a dignified structure that won the 1988 Japan Institute of Architects Award. The four 350-year-old cedar pillars at the front of the clubhouse are well worth seeing. You will surely enjoy a memorable and fulfilling day on the course.