2025 Nozawaonsen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

This month, taking advantage of the skiing season, I also went skiing to join in the fun. I chose Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, because compared to popular skiing places like Niseko, Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort is less crowded, convenient to travel, has a local atmosphere instead of being a resort, the single ski field is wide, beginner-friendly, and friendly to solo travellers. ❄❄❄❄❄ Convenient transportation: Get off at the Shinkansen Iiyama Station, and a direct bus will take you to the ski resort in 25 minutes. Delicious and comfortable: Nozawa has 13 public hot springs, and most guest houses also have their own hot springs, which are much needed after skiing; there are also enough restaurants, convenience stores in the town, bakeries, cafes, natural bars, etc. All living facilities are within walking distance: The town is at the foot of the ski resort, and it takes only 5 minutes to walk to the cable car entrance from the place of accommodation. It takes only 20-30 minutes to walk from one end of the village to the other, without the need for a car or relying on a shuttle bus. Cable car ticket (snow ticket): If you buy with a discount coupon, there are discounts of 50% and 20% respectively, and a 2-day pass can be used for 5500 yen. Equipment rental: There are many choices for renting equipment, the equipment in the ski resort is new and the price is pure board + shoes 4800 yen, and others can be added. Free shuttle of the ski resort: Nozawa Ski Resort has 3 main entrances, connected by a shuttle bus, remember that the return time is very important.

Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort in Nagano Prefecture is a popular ski resort with an elevation difference of 1,085 m, a 10 km course that is the longest of any ski resort in Japan, and a reputation for its good snow quality. The 36 courses range from beginner courses to ungroomed areas that will impress even the most advanced skiers, and you can also enjoy the traditional hot spring town that spreads out at the foot of the mountain. #tripmemory2022 #Nagano #NaganoPrefecture #NaganoPrefectureTourism #Skiing #Snowboarding #ConnectWithSnowboardLovers #SkiResort #SnowScenery

I went to Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort in Nozawa Onsen, Nagano Prefecture⛷ Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort has many beginner, intermediate, and advanced courses, so anyone can enjoy it👍 Also, if you take the gondola and lift to the top of the mountain, you can take a photo of the national highway sign buried in snow! It's sure to look great on Instagram, so be sure to visit! #photogenicspot #Nagano #NozawaOnsen

I went to the Nozawa Onsen Kawaichiya Ryokan in Nozawa Onsen, Nagano Prefecture ♨️ It has good access to the Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, and you can enjoy touring the outdoor baths of Nozawa Onsen. There is also a hot spring inside the ryokan, so you can relax! For meals, you can eat local specialties such as yudofu, meat, and Nozawana 😋 #hot spring #ryokan #recommended for a date

I went to Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort in Nagano Prefecture! During the winter season, you can enjoy the finest powder snow in Nozawa Onsen Village, Nagano Prefecture. With 44 courses and slopes, you can enjoy winter sports all day long! Please come and visit us sometime. #Nagano#Ski#Snowscape

dosojin fire festival in Nozawa Onsen. an incredible experience 🔥🔥 #trip #japaneseonsen #wintergetaway #japantravel #firefestival #happynewyear #2020 #wintergetaway

In the village where snow falls silently, we regain our romantic imagination of winter. In this quietly snow-covered village, we rediscovered the romance of winter. First Arrival: Old Souls in the Snow Country Arrival: An Old Soul in the Snow Country Nozawa Onsen Village is not the kind of place that will amaze you at first sight, but it is the kind of village that will slowly take root in your heart. Nozawa Onsen isn’t a village that stuns you at first sight—it’s the kind that quietly takes root in your heart. After getting off the car, the moment I stepped into the thick snow, it felt like I had walked into a black-and-white Showa movie. The hot steam from the hot springs wafted along the cobblestone road, an old man was burning firewood in the wooden window, and the aroma of miso soup and grilled mochi wafted from the street corner. As I stepped into the thick snow, it felt like walking into an old Showa-era film. Steam rose from the onsens, elders fed firewood into stoves, and the scent of miso soup and grilled mochi lingered at every corner. Ski resort: slopes full of snow and laughter Ski Day: Slopes Woven with Snow and Laughter The snow in Nozawa is not only soft, but also has a sense of "maturity" and stability. It is not as flamboyant as the younger ski resorts, but it has the confidence of “knowing how great you are but not needing to prove it”. The snow here isn’t just soft—it’s wise. It doesn’t need to brag like newer resorts. It knows it’s legendary. We slid down from the top of the mountain, and the view opened to the sea of ​​clouds and the town with white roofs. Friends fell and laughed along the way, some insisted on practicing turning with the snowboard, while others were obsessed with taking pictures of the scenery on the beginner's road. From the summit, the town’s rooftops looked like sugar cubes scattered below the clouds. We tumbled, laughed, carved turns, and paused for way too many photos. Hot spring time: the most healing thing is not water, but silence Onsen Moments: The Real Healing is in the Silence In the evening, I took a bath in the Oyu. The wooden house was so quiet that the only sounds I could hear were the sound of water and falling snow. That evening, I soaked in Oyu, the village’s iconic wooden bathhouse. The silence was broken only by water and snowfall. The grandma beside me nodded and smiled. Although we didn't say a word, it seemed like we were quietly guarding this tenderness together. An elderly woman smiled quietly. We didn’t exchange words, but it felt like we were both guarding something gentle and timeless. Nozawa at night: A fairy tale of the snowy country lit up Nozawa at Night: A Lit-Up Snowy Fairytale At night we wandered around the village in wooden clogs, ate roasted dumplings, bought handmade straw sandals, and laughed and played on the snowy road dotted with lights. At night, we wandered in geta sandals, munching on grilled dango, buying handmade straw sandals, laughing like kids under fairy lights strung across snowy streets. Conclusion: Final Notes: Nozawa is a gentle adventure. It's not the kind of place that makes you wow, but when you leave, you will look back many times as you walk away. Nozawa is a gentle kind of adventure. Not the kind that blows your mind, but the kind you keep looking back at, even after you've left. #skiing #snow #hot spring

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#Spring0yenTrip Nozawa Onsen is a laid-back place that still retains the atmosphere of an old-fashioned hot spring town. Locals can be seen using the public baths scattered around the town on a daily basis, and I felt the deep culture of hot springs. All the hot springs are free to enter, but there is a box for a donation, so it's a good idea to put a little in. If you visit in the snowy winter, the snowy scenery and the steam from the hot springs create a fantastic scene that is soothing to the soul. Restaurants and souvenir shops line the center of town, where you can enjoy local specialties and regional cuisine. Many of the meals are made with fresh vegetables and seasonal ingredients, and the dishes using "Nozawana" were particularly impressive. It was a wonderful place where you could relax your mind and body, surrendering yourself to the relaxed flow of time and the calm atmosphere of the hot spring town.

#japantrip Had a whale of a time here. Everyone is very friendly. Most of the shops have English speaking staff. Recommend trying the Basashi and Kuma meat (if you can find the shops!). Not many people know about them. The ski routes are well marked. Unfortunately the magic carpet was down so we can to trek up every time. The resort also had breath taking views of the mountain range in the distance. Truly an eye opening experience. The resort was easy to get to as well. Just take a train/shinkansen to Iiyama station, and from there, buy a ticket to Nozawaonsen via the Nozawaonsen liner from the vending machines. It would take you to the bottom of the resort, where you have to walk up to your accommodations. There is another vending machine at the Nozawaonsen bus stop so that you can purchase return tickets.

Nagano Prefecture 🫧 Nozawa Onsen Village Walking around the town Nozawa Onsen Village is a compact town, so it was fun to explore on foot! ✔︎Nozawa Onsen Lodge A green-roofed landmark that has been watching over the village since 1969 Built by architect Takamasa Yoshizaka, a disciple of master Le Corbusier. It's near Nagasaka Center. I didn't stay overnight, so I only snapped a photo of the exterior. Access 🚘/7812 Toyosato Oyu, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture ✔︎Nozawa Onsen Public Bath Oyu A place that can be said to be the symbol of Nozawa Onsen. Located in the center of the hot spring town, the beautiful bathhouse architecture that conveys the atmosphere of the Edo period to the present day is eye-catching. Access🚘/8713-Ro, Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture ✔︎Osakama no Yu The nearest outdoor bath, located less than 100m from Osakama. The source is written as Osakama and read as "Ogama", while the public bath is read as "Asagama". Access🚘/8759 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture ✔︎Sato Bushi You can enjoy handmade craft beer using only the spring water of Nozawa Onsen, Nagano Prefecture, and the highest quality natural ingredients collected from all over the world. Opening hours⏰/15:00-23:00 Access🚗/9347 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture #tripdomestictravel #NaganoPrefecture #NozawaOnsen

𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐩*⋆✈Nagano𓂃 𓈒𓏸Nozawa Onsen Nozawa Onsen Distillery Nozawa Onsen Distillery was built by renovating a historic factory that once supported the village by canning and preserving vegetables and ingredients. Founded in 2021, this new facility was just completed in 2022 I enjoyed tasting gin. It's interesting because the taste changes just by changing the way you drink it, whether on the rocks or mixed with soda! The tasting room tends to get crowded, especially in winter, so it's recommended to make a reservation. I happened to be able to enter without a reservation, but after a while, group customers started coming in one after another 🥹👍 And the whiskey barrels lined up all over the wall are impressive! The time when the maturation reaches its peak varies depending on the type of whiskey and the type of barrel, so it's hard to say🫢 By the way, the whiskey here is still maturing, and is scheduled to be released in 2026🥃 The goods are all cute, and I want a lot of them. lol 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄⁡ 𓊆𝑊𝑖-𝐹𝑖𓊇 ? ⁡ 𓊆𝐶𝑜𝑛𝑠𝑒𝑛𝑡𓊇 Some available ⁡ 𓊆𝑇𝑖𝑚𝑒𓊇 12:00-20:00 ⁡ 𓊆𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠𓊇 9394 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 #tripdomestictravel #naganoprefecture #nozawaonsen

Nagano Prefecture 🫧 Nozawa Onsen Ogama Ogama is a tourist spot unique to Nozawa Onsen. It is one of the more than 30 hot springs and gushes out boiling water at nearly 100 degrees! And this spot is also known as the kitchen of Nozawa Onsen Ogama is one of the scenic spots of Nozawa Onsen, which is also designated as a national natural monument. It has five large hot spring pools: the large pot, the round pot, the boiling pot, the bamboo pot, and the lower pot. It seems that only villagers can enter 👀 You can see it from outside the fence! Access 🚘/8713-Ro, Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture #tripdomestictravel #NaganoPrefecture #NozawaOnsen

𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐩*⋆✈Nagano𓂃 𓈒𓏸Nozawa Onsen I've put together a list of the spots I visited in 3 days. It's a small village, so even if you're only there for 3 days, you'll meet the same people several times and become friends with them, and the people you meet will know each other, so it was a refreshing stay in the local area. [DAY1] 📌Shinshu Nozawa Onsen Chochin-ya 🚗/9525-I, Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌SHIZEN CAFE ⏰/7:00-17:00 (L.O.16:45) Wednesdays and Sundays 7:00-20:30 (L.O.20:00) 🚗/9609-1, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Souvenir Shop (Fukiya Shoten, Tomiya Sake Shop) 📌SHIRO cafe & bar ⏰/10:00-22:00 🚗/Toyogo, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture Asakama 8700 📌Sato Bushi ⏰/15:00-23:00 🚗/9347 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 【DAY2】 📌Nozawa Onsen Hotel 🚗/7923-3 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Asakama 🚗/8713-Ro Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Musubiba (GURUGURU) ⏰/11:00-15:00 💤/Saturday, Sunday, Monday 🚗/Toyosato Oyu, Nozawa Onsen Village, Nagano Prefecture 📌Nozawa Onsen Public Bath Oyu ⏰/5:00-23:00 (April to October) 6:00-23:00 (November to March) 🚗/Toyogo Oyu, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Nozawa Onsen Distillery ⏰/12:00-20:00 🚗/9394 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Nagasaka Center House (Salomon Station) ⏰/8:00-16:45 (20:15 during nighttime hours) 🚗/7653 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Oden Restaurant En ⏰/14:00-12:00 🚗/9347 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture Tokiwaya Ryokan 1st floor 📌Manpuku ⏰/? 🚗/7897-2 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 【DAY3】 📌Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, shaded slope 🚘/8006-1 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Sun Yamaki ⏰/9:00-16:30 🚘/8006-1 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Shichirobe Coffee ⏰/8:00-16:00 🚘/8006-1 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 📌Umai-ya ⏰/12:30-19:00 🚗/Yokoochi 9580, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture #tripdomestictravel #NaganoPrefecture #NozawaOnsen

Nagano Prefecture 🫧 Nozawa Onsen SHIRO cafe & bar I went to a cafe & bar with a foot bath right in front of the shop ⁡ There was a fireplace inside the shop, and it was warm and cozy ⁡ All the sweets and snacks lined up in front of the cashier looked delicious, so I had a hard time choosing 🤤 ⁡ ✔︎Tiramisu ✔︎Carrot cake ✔︎Cafe latte ✔︎Flat white ⁡ The original round mugs were cute ☕️🫶 I also had a fun time chatting with the friendly staff ☺️ ⁡ I took the foot bath, and by chance, we did various things with an Australian family who joined us, and I was able to experience a once-in-a-lifetime encounter that only a trip can have 🇦🇺♨️ ⁡ Not only children in Australia, but adults also have a one-month vacation 🥺 I'm jealous... 🥺🫧 lol ⁡ By the way, you can rent towels for the foot bath for a fee 🙆🏻♀️ ⁡𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓊆𝑊𝑖-𝐹𝑖𓊇 ◯ ⁡ 𓊆𝐶𝑜𝑛𝑠𝑒𝑛𝑡𓊇 ? (Maybe there were counter seats?) ⁡ 𓊆𝑇𝑖𝑚𝑒𓊇 10:00-22:00 𓊆𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠𓊇 8700 Asakama, Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 #tripdomestictravel #naganoprefecture #nozawaonsen

A few photos from my magical time at the Nozawaonsen fire festival!!

📍Location: Nozawa Onsen Grand Hotel This trip, starting from Myoko Plateau, has been skiing for three days, then drove 45 minutes to Nozawa Onsen to try out the different snowy atmosphere. There is not only a beautiful ski resort, but also authentic Japanese hot spring culture, most importantly, when booking did not know January 15th was the Taoist God Fire Festival, no wonder the holiday high upgrade and room tight, fit really super lucky. On the last day, after skiing, I drove 1 hour back to Nagano Station, then took the 3-hour Shinkansen down to Nagoya. Before leaving, I had a bowl of hot soba noodles on the station platform, perfect ❤️. ✨ Hotel features The hotel is in a great location, not far from a ski resort or a spa street. Staying here in the winter is really enjoyable, chilling at night while soaking in the hot springs and looking at the snowy scenery! After foaming, the person is loose. The room type I booked has a separate bathroom, so it's okay not to like big baths. 🛎️ Day 1 – After skiing in Myoko Plateau straight down to Nozawa Onsen After three days of snow skiing in Myoko, it’s a 45-minute drive straight down to Nozawa Onsen, with beautiful snowy scenery along the way. After arriving at the hotel check-in, the first thing to do is go to the large bath to soak in a hot soup to wash away the fatigue. At night, I went out for a walk on the hot spring street. I didn't know that I thought I was in Australia. The whole town was full of foreigners. Anyway, walking around found a lot of bars that had to try local snacks such as onsen buns, nozawa vegetables and authentic hand-beaten soba noodles to warm up. 🛎️ Day 2 – Skiing & night fire festival is super shocking After breakfast at the hotel, we immediately left for Nozawa Ski Resort. The snow trails here are long enough, the terrain is rich, and you can still look at the entire hot spring street while slipping. In the afternoon, return to the hotel for several hot spring baths to relax your muscles and prepare for the most important event of the night, the Daozu God Fire Festival. After the fire festival started, the villagers rushed towards the wooden pagoda with torches. 42-year-old and 25-year-old "bad year men" were responsible for guarding the pagoda. The scene was super crazy! The blazing flames burned red into a patch of snow, the atmosphere was so high that even the foreign tourists next to it could see their mouths wide open! 🛎️ Day 3 – Nagano down to Nagoya, last supper After soaking in the hot springs, check out early in the morning for skiing, finish skiing, pack your bags, drive straight from the ski resort back to Nagano, then take the 3 hour train ride down to Nagoya. Arriving at night, already extremely tired, before boarding the platform to find a soba noodle shop, before boarding the hot soup noodles, simple but most heartwarming. 🍽️ Breakfast & Dinner (one night two meals) 🔹 Breakfast (buffet): There are Western and Japanese options, Nozawa, miso soup, grilled fish are quite good. 🔹 Dinner (Meeting): Japanese kaiseki cuisine, including sashimi, wagyu beef, tempura, etc., exquisitely presented, the taste is not lost. 💗 Check-in experience 🔹Ski + hot spring combo, perfect journey combination! 🔹The hotel hot spring has a private bath in the open air, although it snows heavily, but it is great. 🔹The Fire Festival is shocking, you must see it if you have the chance! #Nozawa Onsen Grand Hotel #NozawaOnsen #Japanskiing #Skiing and Hot Springs #道祖神火祭 #wintertravel #ski accommodation #hot spring bath #Driving Japan #Japanese Inn #hot springstreet walk #Travel Recommendations #Snow scenery #skiholidays #Relaxation Journey

First time skiing 📍Address: Nozawa Onsen Village, Japan Snowboard recommends hiring a coach! ! Spending two days to learn can avoid many problems (e.g., injuries, loss of interest due to lack of achievement) But skiing is really a very expensive sport😂 After all, there are no ski resorts in Taiwan now, so you can only go skiing in nearby Japan, South Korea, and China~ Photography time: 2024/03/01

#0yentravelJanuary2025 This inn, which has a long history dating back to its founding in 1913, is full of atmosphere and just being there was soothing... We love to eat, so the best thing about an inn is the food! The best thing about an inn is that you can eat in your room. The food, which uses plenty of local ingredients and has a seasonal feel, warmed my heart😌✨ I'm glad that even though meals are included at such a charming inn, they're not too expensive🥹 1 night with 2 meals: 12,100 yen to 16,500 yen 1 night with breakfast: 9,900 yen to 14,300 yen

#DomesticTravelRecord #NaganoPrefecture #NozawaOnsen Nozawa Onsen, located deep in the mountains of Nagano Prefecture, is truly a hidden hot spring in Japan. You can stay at an inn and enjoy a free tour of the outdoor baths. The outdoor baths are separated for men and women. When you open the door, behind the blindfold, there is a changing room, and right in front of that is the bathtub. I was surprised by this structure. And the water in all the baths is very hot. It's difficult to soak in it for a long time. Also, there are no showers, so it may be difficult to wash your body thoroughly. It's a difficult hot spring for beginners, but it certainly has a very charming atmosphere.

Hey guys 👋, today I want to introduce you to a super awesome travel secret - Nagano, Japan! With its beautiful mountains and rivers and rich cultural heritage, it's a paradise for travel lovers! 🌟 Next, let me take you to Nagano and feel its unique charm! 🎉 🔍 Beautiful attractions not to be missed: 🌳Karuizawa: The natural scenery here is simply stunning! Lush forests, crystal-clear lakes, and heartwarming hot springs make it a great place to relax! 🛁 🏞️Kamikochi: Walking along the ancient path, surrounded by mountains, the air is filled with a faint fragrance of grass and trees, making you feel peaceful and serene. 🧘‍♀️ 🌊Lake Toya: The lake is like a mirror, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, like a beautiful painting. Photography lovers, this is definitely a must-see place for you! 📸 ♨️Nozawa Onsen: With a long history and excellent water quality, soaking in the warm spring water makes you feel all your fatigue is gently washed away, leaving you relaxed and comfortable. 💤 🍜 Authentic food, a feast for the taste buds: 🍜Nagano Ramen: A bowl of steaming hot ramen with chewy noodles and rich sauce is an ultimate temptation for your taste buds! 🤤 🍰Nagano Wagashi: Crispy crust wrapped in sweet filling, each bite is a perfect inheritance of traditional delicacies, leaving you with endless aftertaste! 😋 This trip to Nagano really made me fall in love with this place! Not only is the natural scenery breathtaking, but the food is also unforgettable. 💖 Are you tempted? Come and share your Nagano travel plans! Or, what other niche travel secrets do you have in Japan? Leave a comment and let me know, let's discuss it together! 👇

Hey guys👋, today I'm going to share with you an amazing travel guide to Nagano, Japan📖, taking you into this dreamy place surrounded by mountains✨. Nagano is like a hidden gem in the mountains, not only with picturesque natural scenery but also with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Let's start this wonderful journey together🧳! 🌳Karuizawa: The dreamland of Nagano, with crystal-clear lakes like mirrors, is like a painting carefully drawn by nature🖼️. Here, soak in a warm hot spring, and the fatigue disappears instantly, and the body and mind are extremely relaxed, it is simply a paradise on earth🥰. 🌳Kamikochi: Step into this pure land, the ancient path stretches under your feet, and the surroundings are silent, only the sound of the wind and the birds intertwine into a natural symphony🎶. Walking among them, the noise in your heart seems to be quietly smoothed out. The temples and shrines along the way are also precipitating the stories of the years, waiting for you to explore🕵️‍♀️. 🌳Lake Toya: A muse for photography enthusiasts! Stroll leisurely along the lakeside, or take a boat ride on the lake, or enjoy the fun of fishing with a fishing rod🎣, every moment can be immersed in the beauty of the lake and mountains, and every shot is a blockbuster📷. 🌳Nozawa Onsen: As a long-established hot spring town, it has a variety of hot spring facilities for you to choose from🛀. After soaking in the hot spring, you will feel comfortable and refreshed, and every pore seems to be cheering🎉. 🍜Nagano Ramen: When you come to Nagano, you must not miss this special delicacy! The unique sauce is paired with chewy noodles, whether it is rich miso ramen or novel and interesting shabu-shabu ramen, every bite can make your taste buds dance🥳. 🍰Nagano Wagashi: Traditional Japanese sweets, crispy and sweet, take a bite, and the sweetness spreads on the tip of the tongue. It is perfect as a snack for the journey or as a souvenir for friends and family🎁. This trip to Nagano made me deeply intoxicated by the magic of nature and the profound cultural charm. Guys, are you also unable to suppress your inner longing🤩? Come to the comment section to share your Nagano travel plans, let's go to this romantic date together💌!

#2024 Travel Review **Nozawa Onsen** 2024 is coming to an end. I went to many places this year. One of the most memorable to me was Nozawa Onsen! Transportation: It can be reached by bus. Introduction: The hot springs here are very famous, and you can enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery while bathing, which makes people feel comfortable and relaxed.

This hotel is amazing. Room size is big! Amenities are great - heated drying room for snow gear, free washing machine, living room with tv and games. You can also have your own food or take away in the dining area. Breakfast is provided in the accomodation cost. #Nozawaonsen #japan #snow

#0yentripnovember This ski resort is located in the northeastern part of Nagano Prefecture and is the fourth largest in Japan in terms of total course area! Because of its size, there are no gondolas or lifts that can take you from the bottom to the top in one go! Take your time and make your way around! Because it is a popular ski resort worldwide, there are a lot of foreigners and not many Japanese people! So the restaurants are crowded! If you go at a different time, you will be able to eat comfortably! This ski resort is extremely challenging from top to bottom! Please go and try it out! ! 📍 7653 Toyosato, Nozawaonsenmura, Shimotakaigun, Nagano Prefecture

#HotSpringTrip 📍Location: 8923-1 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture, 389-2502 💰Price per person: About 20,000 yen including breakfast 💞Reasons why we recommend it: The staff at the inn are very warm! And the quality of the hot springs is also the best! There are many delicious restaurants nearby, so you won't have any trouble finding dinner! We went to a yakiniku restaurant! It was very reasonable! Please try it! 📍Location: 9579 Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Village, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture, 389-2502

#skiseason Known for its traditional Japanese village feel, Nozawa Onsen in Nagano Prefecture blends culture with top-tier skiing. The town’s historic hot springs, which have been a part of Japanese culture for centuries, are open for free to visitors, making it an excellent choice for relaxation after skiing. The resort itself features around 50 km of ski terrain, with varied options from beginner to expert trails. The village atmosphere and easy access to traditional onsens make Nozawa Onsen a delightful spot for those looking to experience authentic Japanese hospitality alongside their skiing.