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Hotel Shoho is located on a hill in Matsumoto City, offering sweeping views of the majestic Northern Alps and the castle town of Matsumoto from every guest room. Utsukushigahara Onsen is a historic hot spring area that has been loved since the Edo period; it was once home to “Goten-no-Yu,” a villa built by the lord of Matsumoto Castle for relaxation. At our Hotel, you can enjoy five types of baths: an open-air bath, private baths, a large public bath, a jacuzzi, and a footbath. For guests who have traveled all the way to Utsukushigahara Onsen, we prepare our cuisine with care—creative Japanese kaiseki featuring seasonal Shinshu ingredients and special kaiseki using Shinshu’s signature branded ingredients. Matsumoto City and its surroundings are within easy reach, as are Kamikochi, Azumino, and the Utsukushigahara Highlands. Please visit Utsukushigahara Onsen—an ideal base for sightseeing.

At Asama Onsen, Hotel Tamano-yu has been operating since the 18th year of the Meiji era, always prioritizing guests without being bound by tradition or formality, and all staff have strived to provide comfort to guests. We will continue to offer heartfelt hospitality as a property where guests can rejuvenate.

Surrounded by the vibrant natural beauty of Tateshina through all four seasons. Enjoy a leisurely private time at this highland resort... Our guest rooms, inspired by Nordic homes and filled with the warmth of wood, offer a spacious atmosphere where you can relax as if you were in your own vacation home. All guest rooms are equipped with a kitchen. You can gather around the table with homemade meals or enjoy intimate moments with your loved ones. Additionally, within the "Tokyu Resort Town Tateshina," you will find a variety of sports and activity Facilities unique to a comprehensive resort, including a golf course, trekking trails, tennis courts, fishing ponds, barbecue areas, and a ski resort. This is truly the "Living Room of the Highlands."

Starting with an elegant appearance reminiscent of castles in the European Alps, there are abundant Plans to enjoy your leisure time, such as restaurants, pools, and large baths. The surrounding area features numerous summer resorts, allowing for active enjoyment throughout the year.

At a property with over a century of history, you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine and handmade soba noodles made with seasonal ingredients from local Shinshu in a serene space adorned with folk art furniture. The 15 Japanese-style rooms offer a warm wooden ambiance, and the beauty-enhancing water baths are available 24 hours. Breakfast includes a rich homemade buffet featuring freshly picked vegetables, organic eggs, and morning curry.