Around Rokuzan Art Museum × Stays With Non-Smoking RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A hidden gourmet auberge offering authentic French cuisine made with freshly harvested local vegetables. The full-course menu created by a chef with 20 years of experience in Tokyo restaurants is very popular. Only two groups per day can stay in rooms with beautiful views of the Japanese Alps. Recommended for those who wish to enjoy a leisurely gourmet journey.

SANU 2nd Home is your second home, a place to relax and awaken your senses.Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life, immerse yourself in nature with all five senses, and experience a lifestyle crafted by your own hands.AMATSUMI Azumino is a serene retreat where you can enjoy the soothing sound of a flowing river and the rich beauty of four distinct seasons in peace.Nestled at the end of a red pine-lined path through open countryside, this single-story home with its slanted roof was designed by a local architect couple from Azumino. The house has been thoughtfully renovated to honor its refined design while incorporating elements of local folk art traditions.In this harmonious space where elegant architecture meets stunning forest views and the gentle murmur of Nakabusa River nearby, you can spend tranquil moments at ease.Surrounded by breathtaking scenery in Hotaka's villa area—known as "Scholars' Village"—in Azumino City, you'll find cafes, soba restaurants, and other dining options within just a 5-minute drive to savor local flavors.The way you spend your time here is entirely up to you. Discover what suits you best for an unforgettable stay.

SANU 2nd Home is a second home where you can relax your mind and body while awakening your senses.Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life, immerse yourself in nature with all five senses, and experience a lifestyle crafted by your own hands.KOSO Azumino was originally built as an art gallery and later used as an atelier and office. It has been transformed into an exclusive villa for one group per day. The name "KOSO" reflects gratitude towards nature and people, inspired by the original gallery's name meaning "because of (nature or people)."The unique design resembling a traditional storehouse has been preserved while incorporating local elements such as Azumino-sourced wood and glasswork created by local artists. Renovations include features like cedar plank fences, pure white plaster walls, massive 10-meter beams reminiscent of the grandeur of the Northern Alps, along with softly curved dining spaces designed to embrace you warmly. There’s also a cozy area to gather around while watching the stove’s flames.Experience the warmth of craftsmanship through Shinshu lacquerware, Uchiyama handmade paper, Karakami prints, and other locally crafted items that reflect natural textures and artistry from this region.

A private villa for one group per day, "Senshin-an," nestled in the tranquility of Azumino at the foot of the Northern Alps. Spanning over 200 square meters, this Japanese-modern retreat features exquisite wooden craftsmanship by master carpenters and an authentic tea room. Enjoy a blissful time soaking in natural Onsen with free-flowing spring water while taking in the seasonal scenery. Escape from daily life and indulge in the luxury of doing nothing—this special moment is yours alone to cherish here.

Enjoy the sauna anytime, 24 hours a day during your stay. Cool down in the cold plunge, then unwind in a relaxation chair in peaceful silence.The spacious wooden deck is fully covered, making it all-weather—so you can enjoy BBQ even on rainy days.Sauna access and rental of the BBQ gas grill are free of charge. Please bring your own ingredients.Spend a luxurious time at this secluded Accommodation surrounded by forest.

Now is the perfect time to visit Azumino and Matsumoto ■ 8 minutes by car from Azumino Interchange ■ 3 minutes on foot from Toyoshina Station ■ Convenient location as a base for Shinshu sightseeing ■ Free buffet breakfast ■ Wi-Fi connection available ■ WOWOW viewing available ■ Free parking ■ 24-hour front desk ■ Separate large baths for men and women ■ Coin-operated laundry and dryer available ■ Paid cleaning service available ■

In a villa area harmonized with nature and the idyllic countryside, log houses for rent are lined up. Each Property is rented out entirely, allowing you to maintain privacy and stay without worrying about other guests. From spring to autumn, enjoy private barbecues in the cottage garden, and in winter, experience a wood stove in the living room—offering a year-round villa lifestyle.The cottages range in size from 1 to 6 bedrooms, accommodating the number of guests. They are popular for couples, family trips, group trips, and three-generation family vacations. Some cottages can accommodate up to 18 people, making them suitable for family reunions, training camps, workshops, or social gatherings.All Properties are equipped with furniture, appliances, kitchens, cooking utensils, and tableware, making them suitable for stays from one night to mid-to-long-term. There are also cottages where you can stay with pets and cottages with natural Onsen. Grocery shopping is within a 10-minute drive, and cars can be parked right next to the cottage garden, making luggage transport easy.For BBQs, renting a BBQ set is recommended. With a full set of BBQ equipment available for rent, all you need to bring are ingredients, drinks, and seasonings to enjoy a hassle-free BBQ. For the winter wood stove experience, we ensure even first-timers can enjoy it safely by setting it up so that it lights easily with just one match.As for sightseeing in the surrounding area, we recommend visiting Kamikochi, Kurobe Dam, the Hakuba area, Matsumoto Castle, and hiking in the Northern Alps.

A Property renovated from a wealthy merchant's villa, featuring a magnificent building and garden made with carefully selected natural materials. The long corridors, staircases, and open resting areas reflect the playful spirit of the merchant. The detached guest rooms consist of two connected Japanese-style rooms (10 tatami mats and 8 tatami mats) and include a private open-air bath, indoor bath, kitchen, garden, and entrance, offering a private and relaxing stay. The open-air bath, crafted from large rocks, is located within the garden, allowing guests to enjoy the fresh greenery or autumn foliage. The cuisine includes seasonal dishes such as Shinshu beef steak and fresh vegetables, providing a taste of the seasons.