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A highland town surrounded by the great nature of the Asama Mountain foothills, Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture. Once flourishing as a castle town of the former Komoro Domain and as a post town on the old Hokkokukaido Road, the town still retains its charming old streets. "Merchant's Era Property - Kaimonro Toki no Mon" is the world's only one-building rental Property where you can even stay in a traditional sitting room jail, adjacent to the nationally registered tangible cultural property "Former Yamazaki Chohei Store (currently Aramachi The GATE)." The Western-style store-cum-residence built in the late Taisho era (merchant architecture, signboard architecture) is lavishly constructed, reflecting the prosperity of the time. It offers a nostalgic experience with the concept of "staying as if living." Furthermore, as it is limited to one group per day, you can enjoy your stay without worrying about other guests. From solo travelers to families with children, group trips, or training trips, it is a safe and secure Property that caters to various needs. Having undergone renovations over approximately 100 years, the maze-like interior is adorned with intricate designs, allowing you to experience the playful spirit of Taisho-era merchants while enjoying a relaxing and safe stay. Located close to Karuizawa and with excellent access from major metropolitan areas, Komoro City is an ideal destination. When traveling, please consider staying at our Property, "Kaimonro Toki no Mon."
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and rejuvenate your mind and body. Enjoy a secluded hot spring with natural flowing water and immerse yourself in breathtaking nature. We offer exclusive experiences such as private villa stays, local cuisine, mushroom foraging, horseback riding, and more—only available here.
The former Aburaya, which served as a secondary inn in Oiwake-juku on the Nakasendo in Karuizawa, was relocated to its current location in 1938. This Ryokan has been the setting for many literary works, as it was favored by writers and intellectuals such as Tatsuo Hori, Michizo Tachihara, and Shuichi Kato for their writing retreats. In 2012, the building of the former Aburaya Ryokan was restored and reborn as "Aburaya," a place dedicated to "Books and Art Projects." The second floor of the main building now serves as a Property with No Meals Included. Additionally, the Facility offers electric-assist bicycles exclusively for guests (available for an additional fee). You can explore areas such as Old Karuizawa and Naka-Karuizawa, making it an ideal base for your stay. Why not enjoy a relaxing stay while immersing yourself in literature and art, and fully experience all that Karuizawa has to offer?
PONTA VILLAGE, conveniently located about 5 minutes by car from Miyota Station and 15 minutes from Karuizawa Station, is a tranquil place blessed with the land of Mount Asama and abundant nature. With the concept of "Cherished moments with your beloved pet," the premises are designed to provide comfort for both owners and their pets. PONTA VILLAGE is entirely pet-friendly!
Approximately 10 minutes by car from Ueda Station and about 4 minutes by car from the Ueda-Sugadaira IC on the Joshinetsu Expressway. Convenient access with a free flat parking lot for up to 40 vehicles. The Hotel features spacious interiors, including a multipurpose hall that can accommodate up to 100 people. Rooms are equipped with unit baths for your comfort, available in three types: Single, Double, and Twin. The surrounding area offers numerous tourist attractions and restaurants, making it a convenient location. We look forward to welcoming you!
In the Toshin area of Nagano Prefecture, distinctive wineries and sake breweries are scattered throughout the region.Chojuro is a traditional Japanese Accommodation for adults who want to savor this rich drinking culture at a leisurely pace. This 100-year-old kominka has been carefully renovated and reborn.After visiting wineries and sake breweries, unwind in quiet comfort while feeling the presence of history within this time-honored building.That favorite bottle you discovered along the way.Surrounded by Shinshu’s crisp air and the warmth of a kominka, each sip feels even more profound.Make Chojuro your base for tasting exceptional wines and sake, and enjoy a relaxing, grown-up getaway.





























