Nature Reset Retreat

Reconnection, movement, nature, and breath.

Japan Kobe paid

Escape to the serene mountains of Kobe, Japan, for a Nature Reset Retreat, a sanctuary designed for profound reconnection. This center emphasizes the powerful synergy of movement, breath, and the natural world, fostering a space where guests can slow down and listen inward. Co-founded by Angel, a yoga teacher with a decade of global experience in resilience and mind-body connection, and Eben, a former NFL athlete turned wellness advocate, the retreats draw on their personal journeys of healing and self-discovery. Expect a grounded, welcoming environment that equips you with practical tools to carry home, all while embracing the quiet wisdom of nature and the body. It's a unique opportunity to rejuvenate in a picturesque setting with expert guidance.

Highlights

Guidance from a former NFL athlete turned wellness advocate
Canadian-style log cabins in the Japanese mountains
Private local chef preparing all meals
Emphasis on movement, breath, and nature for reconnection
Amenities include a spa, sauna, and hot tub

Good for

yoga practitionersnature loverswellness seekersthose seeking reconnectionbeginners

Setting

set in the mountains of Kobe, Japan, the retreat offers a tranquil escape. The atmosphere is one of peaceful immersion in nature, providing a sanctuary for guests to unwind and reconnect away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The practice

While the specific tradition is not stated, Nature Reset Retreat focuses on yoga as a core practice. Sessions likely integrate movement, breathwork, and mindfulness to foster resilience, mind-body connection, and healing. Beginners can expect a welcoming environment to explore these practices and deepen their self-awareness.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, but typically includes yoga sessions, time for personal reflection, and communal meals prepared by a private local chef. The emphasis is on slowing down and connecting with nature, so expect a rhythm that supports relaxation and inner listening.

Accommodation

Guests stay in Canadian-style log cabins, each designed to accommodate 2-4 people across 2-4 rooms. Retreats are intentionally limited to two guests per room, ensuring a more intimate and comfortable experience.

What to bring

Given the mountain setting and the focus on movement, comfortable clothing for yoga and outdoor activities is recommended. With an average annual temperature of 16.7°C, layers are advisable, especially during cooler months (Dec-Feb) and wetter periods (May, Jun, Sep).

Address Rokkomichi Renest resort, Kobe, Japan

How to get there

To reach the retreat, fly into either KIX (Kansai International Airport) or ITM (Osaka International Airport). From the airport, take the JR line to Rokkomichi station, where the retreat will arrange for your pickup.

Nearest airport: Kobe Airport (UKB) (7 km)

Kobe Airport (UKB) is approximately 7 km from the center. The center offers pickup from Rokkomichi station, which can be reached via JR line from KIX or ITM.

Nearest city: Kobe

Public transport: The JR line provides public transport access to Rokkomichi station.

Languages

English

Pricing

Retreats start from USD 640.

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Nov, Jan, Feb

Avoid: Jun, Sep, May

Kobe experiences an average annual temperature of 16.7°C. The warmest months are August, July, and September, while the coolest are February, January, and December. The driest periods are November, January, and February, with June, September, and May being the wettest.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of food can I expect during my stay?

A private local chef prepares all meals, with options including vegan, vegetarian, organic, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free dishes, as well as meals that include meat.

What amenities are available at the retreat?

The retreat offers a range of amenities including air conditioning in rooms, free WiFi, a spa, sauna, towels, a kitchen, tour assistance, a hot tub, and coffee/tea facilities, alongside a dedicated yoga studio.

How many people will be in my room?

Retreats are limited to two people per room, ensuring a more private and comfortable experience within the Canadian-style log cabins.

Is this retreat suitable for beginners in yoga or meditation?

Yes, the mission emphasizes creating a grounded, welcoming space for people from all walks of life, suggesting it is suitable for beginners looking to explore movement, breath, and nature-based practices.

What is the best way to get to the retreat?

You should fly into either KIX (Kansai International Airport) or ITM (Osaka International Airport). From there, take the JR line to Rokkomichi station, and the retreat staff will pick you up.