Around Charmant Hiuchi Ski Resort × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Tsubame Onsen, located at an altitude of 1,180 m, sits quietly at the end of a mountain road after the climb.Nestled deep in the mountains, the hot springs at “Hitou Hanabun” are 100% free-flowing sulfur Onsen straight from the source.This rare carbonated spring is unusual even across The whole country; its milky white water feels silky and gentle on the skin.The open-air bath beside the gorge offers breathtaking seasonal scenery.For dinner, we also offer a highly satisfying Plan that lets you enjoy both mountain delicacies—wild vegetables and seasonal specialties from Myoko—and fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan.We offer a variety of room types to choose from to suit your preferences and needs.

A relaxing Onsen Accommodation proud of two natural hot spring sources, “Ryoun” and “Yakushi,” that spring from the foothills of Mt. Yakeyama. The soft, silky water is loved as a “beautifying bath,” inviting you to unwind and recharge.For dining, we offer kaiseki cuisine featuring local seasonal flavors, including fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan and wild mountain vegetables grown at the foothills of Mt. Yakeyama. Sasakura’s hot spring water enhances the ingredients’ natural umami. We serve Niigata-grown Koshihikari rice, so you can fully enjoy the blessings of nature.

A resort nestled in a setting surrounded by nature through all four seasons. In the lush green months, you can enjoy a wide range of activities, and in winter, take advantage of one of Japan’s snowiest areas and its exceptional powder for skiing and snowboarding. Inside, the refined design and calm atmosphere invite you to relax and unwind.

Sekionsen, rich in nature and home to one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, Mt. Myoko, boasts a long history of Onsen culture. Known as the "hidden Onsen of Kenshin Uesugi," the Onsen here is 100% natural, free of added water, heating, or circulation, and features a distinctive reddish cloudy water rich in iron. The chloride and bicarbonate spring water is gentle on the skin, prevents chills, and warms you to the core. We look forward to welcoming you with local rice, sake, and delicacies. Additionally, the Sekionsen Ski Resort, just a one-minute walk away, is one of Japan's premier heavy snowfall areas, beloved by snow enthusiasts seeking powder snow.

Located a little away from central Joetsu City, in the Kuwatori area, this Accommodation sits quietly in a mountain village far removed from the bustle. As the name suggests, its greatest appeal is the Onsen. You can unwind at your leisure in our own source spring, Kuwatori Onsen. Meals feature mainly local ingredients that make the most of produce from the Joetsu and Kuwatori area, with approachable dishes enjoyed by guests of all ages. In addition to overnight stays, you can enjoy “Onsen / dining / strolling / relaxing” all in one place, making it easy to take your time on-site—recommended for those seeking an escape focused on “Onsen, nature, and rest.”

Kyukamura is a Resort Hotel located in Japan's iconic national and quasi-national parks. Kyukamura continues to provide all guests with moments that naturally inspire the heart. In locations surrounded by majestic nature such as lakes, mountains, and seas, you can enjoy relaxing rooms, dishes made with fresh local ingredients, and soothing Onsen baths—perfect for families or solo travelers alike.

Myoko City, Arai, a central city in the Keinan area, convenient for mountain climbing and skiing in the Joetsu region. Our facility is located at "Michi-no-Eki Arai" on the National Route 18 bypass. It is a 10-minute taxi ride from Arai Station. Refresh yourself with the natural Onsen containing the natural moisturizing component metasilicic acid.

At a Property surrounded by the majestic nature of Myoko, experience a homely atmosphere and pleasant hospitality. Relax in the 100% natural Onsen while enjoying the seasonal mountain views. Savor dishes made with locally harvested mountain vegetables and seasonal seafood from the Sea of Japan, along with homemade soba noodles crafted by the host using local flour. With a motto of providing attentive service to each guest, unwind in a Room that exudes a nostalgic ambiance.

MAHORA Nishinoya is a 120-year-old traditional Japanese farmhouse available for exclusive rental. Utilizing the original building materials to the fullest, it offers a space where you can experience the architecture of a snow country farmhouse and feel the richness that transcends time. This experiential Property allows you to enjoy satoyama life while observing the changing seasons from the engawa (veranda). You can connect with locals, immerse yourself in the culture and history of Myoko, and appreciate the richness of the region. Relax in the spacious irori (hearth) living room, and enjoy a comfortable stay with your family in the renovated cow barn turned into a shared kitchen and library, which is also enjoyable for children. In addition to self-catering, you can savor meals unique to this area, such as outdoor barbecue on a shichirin (charcoal grill) or catering collaborations with local restaurants using local ingredients.