A Summer Getaway with Ag | feature

A summer getaway with Ag.

As the heat of early summer slowly creeps in, escape the hustle and bustle of the city and head to Hoshino Resorts’ “Resonare Yatsugatake.” Nestled in the highlands and surrounded by crisp air and lush greenery, this resort is the perfect retreat to leave your daily routine behind. And for this summer getaway, there’s no better companion than shoes, which enhance that relaxed feeling right from your feet up.

Photo by Anna Miyoshi (TRON)

Styling_Kotomi Shibahara

Hair & Makeup_Ryo Danzuka

Model: Tina Tamashiro (Dine and Indy), Eiji Fukui (Donna Models)

Cooperation_RISONARE Yatsugatake

Edit_Soma Takeda, Ayu Iwashita, Haruka Shida

As if bouncing along the cobblestones.

"Pepper Street" at "Risonare Yatsugatake" is lined with a variety of restaurants and gift shops, giving you the feeling that you’ve stepped into a small town in a foreign country. The 160-meter-long cobblestone path is the perfect place to wear shoes with their highly responsive soles. Another appealing feature is how easy they are to slip on—just tighten the Velcro straps and you’re ready to head out in a flash. Their voluminous silhouette provides the perfect accent to light summer outfits.

Men's：〈Ag.Shoes ¥22,000, ,T-shirt ¥11,000(Both from Deckers Japan); all other items are the stylist's personal belongings
Women's：〈Ag.Shoes ¥25,300, ,T-shirt ¥11,000(Both from Deckers Japan); all other items are the stylist's personal belongings

A food corridor where you can choose whatever takes your fancy.

The beautiful “Pepper Street,” lined with cobblestones, is a culinary corridor that gets your heart racing just walking down it. In addition to “Atelier de Fromage,” where you can enjoy authentic pizza and cheese, and “Hare Terrace,” a specialty Italian gelato shop, there’s a wide variety of options—including hamburgers, soba, and bakeries—so you can choose whatever suits your mood that day. Located within walking distance of every guest room, it’s the perfect spot to pop in when you’re feeling a little peckish or want to take a break during your stroll.