Around Akakura Onsen Ski Resort × Accommodation With Grilled FishRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Classical modern elegance wrapped in emotion. A place where people who love the magnificent nature of Myoko in every season gather. On December 26, 2016, the newly constructed "Premium Wing" opened! The Akakura Kanko Resort Hotel was founded in 1937 (Showa 12). Built by the Okura Zaibatsu following the Kamikochi Imperial Hotel and Kawana Hotel, it is a pioneer among Japan's Resort Hotels. The Hotel is located at an altitude of 1,000 meters, where a sea of clouds can sometimes be seen below. In addition to the timeless charm since its founding, all rooms and the Japanese restaurant were renovated in 2008. Furthermore, on December 12, 2009, a large public bath with open-air baths, a spa salon, and guest rooms with open-air Onsen were newly opened. Maintaining its historical and elegant atmosphere and the spirit of hospitality cultivated through tradition, the Hotel offers an even more comfortable and relaxing environment.

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.

The property, boasting over 100 years of history, features the largest onsen water volume in the Akakura Onsen area. Enjoy a relaxing bath experience in the large communal bath equipped with an open-air bath, sauna, and jacuzzi, available 24 hours. Unwind in spacious Japanese-style rooms with the aroma of tatami mats. Additionally, we offer kaiseki cuisine utilizing local ingredients, with menus changing seasonally.

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.