Around Akakura Onsen Ski Resort × Accommodation With SnacksRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A spacious living and dining area with a fireplace, thoughtfully designed to make the most of its generous space—enjoy a stay you can only experience here.The dramatic double-height living and dining area features simple gray-toned interiors that blend beautifully with the natural scenery. Relax as you watch the flames of the wood-burning fireplace and enjoy a calming moment.Soft natural light fills the open bedroom, and in the Onsen that springs up from underground, you can quietly savor water nurtured by the land of Mt. Myoko.From the large terrace, take in nature through all four seasons, and on clear nights, unwind while gazing at the starry sky.For snow activities, we provide a dry room and dedicated snow-gear racks in the garage—fully equipped so winter sports lovers can stay comfortably with peace of mind.Enjoy a refreshing getaway in this luxurious private whole-house rental for up to 7 guests.

Unwind in our open-air bath featuring 100% free-flowing natural hot spring water and distinctive dark, cloudy mineral waters.Enjoy a varied buffet paired with freshly brewed, award-winning craft beer.Seasonal activities such as skiing, MTB, and trekking are also available.We also offer pet-friendly trailer houses and private saunas.Spend a memorable and special time with your loved ones and friends.

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.

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.