Around Myogi Mountain Base Art Museum × Accommodation For TrainingRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A once-in-a-lifetime stay awaits you. A grand log house made from massive 500mm yellow cedar logs, known as the "King of Trees." Such large logs are a rare find even in Karuizawa. The walls are crafted from red cedar, the "Queen of Trees," offering a subtle and exquisite fragrance. Enjoy the spacious bath, infrared sauna, and the open terrace seamlessly connected to the living room, along with a charming garden. The location is unbeatable. Situated in South Karuizawa, known as the gateway to Karuizawa, it offers excellent accessibility. Only a 7-minute drive to the outlet mall, and adjacent to Lake New Town, perfect for a quick stroll during your free time. Why not create unforgettable memories in this enchanting property with its ideal location? Let us help you craft a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

A wood-grain villa, “YURA/SHIRABE,” nestled among the lush trees of Karuizawa. Its name comes from “1/f fluctuation”—a soothing, comfortable rhythm found in nature and in human biological cycles, said to promote relaxation. This subtle “fluctuation” is present in many calming phenomena: heartbeats and brainwaves, a gentle breeze, the flicker of flames, and musical melodies. “YURA/SHIRABE” is a place to surrender to nature’s rhythm and gently bring mind and body into harmony. We hope you can quietly let go of everyday noise and restore your natural balance in an extraordinary setting. That wish is what inspired this villa.

Located along National Route 18, close to the Annaka Industrial Park and approximately 20 minutes by car to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tomioka Silk Mill. ■ About 20 minutes by car from Joshinetsu Expressway Matsuidamyoji Interchange ■ About 10 minutes by car from JR Shinetsu Main Line Isobe Station ■ About 15 minutes by car from Hokuriku Shinkansen Annaka-Haruna Station ■ Free flat parking available (101 spaces, first-come-first-served) ■ Complimentary buffet breakfast included ■ Wi-Fi available throughout the property ■ WOWOW channel accessible in rooms ■ Front desk staffed 24/7 for your convenience ■ Separate large public baths for men and women available on-site ■ Coin-operated laundry and dryers provided ■ Paid cleaning services offered

The birthplace of the Onsen symbol, Isobe Onsen has been cherished by many poets since the Edo period. This long-established Ryokan embodies Japanese tradition, featuring spacious Japanese-style rooms "Kafukan" built in the Sukiya style, a bicarbonate strong saline cold mineral Onsen known as "Beauty's Bath," seasonal Kaiseki Japanese cuisine using local ingredients, and the popular soft tofu in the Japanese-style breakfast.