Tazawa Station × Flower-Viewing AccommodationAffordable Hotel·Ryokan to stay

Located at the foot of the northern slope of Mount Kosha in Okushinano, SBC RESORT KIJIMADAIRA offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Iiyama Basin from its lobby. The area is surrounded by refreshing rural landscapes that change with the seasons and is renowned nationwide as a producer of delicious rice.In front of our hotel lies the Sekita Mountain Range, while behind it, you can see Mount Kosha and the entirety of Kijimadaira. The scenery during sunrise and sunset is particularly stunning, offering moments filled with awe. We provide rooms with excellent views showcasing seasonal colors, as well as mountain-side rooms facing ski slopes. Guests can choose from three types of accommodations: Japanese-Western style rooms, Western-style rooms, or Japanese-style rooms. Our large public bath features an open-air bath, jacuzzi, reclining baths, and sauna facilities. Additionally, dinner includes a one-hour all-you-can-drink service (including alcohol). Relax and unwind during your stay to rejuvenate yourself.While winter sports are a highlight here, nearby facilities such as campgrounds/BBQ houses, tennis courts, sports grounds, and an indoor pool make this resort hotel enjoyable for both adults and children throughout all seasons. Our hotel also features an on-site beauty clinic—the first in the beauty industry within a resort hotel—allowing guests to "become beautiful while enjoying their stay." We also recommend staying during recovery periods for added comfort.We look forward to welcoming you to SBC RESORT KIJIMADAIRA for an experience filled with countless delights!

In winter, the renowned ski and snowboard haven 'Shiga Kogen', along with the chestnut and Hokusai town 'Obuse', as well as other attractions like 'Yudanaka Shibu Onsen' and 'Nozawa Onsen', are conveniently located as a hub for Northern Shinshu tourism. ■ Free buffet breakfast ■ Wi-Fi connectivity ■ WOWOW viewing available ■ Free parking ■ 24-hour front desk ■ Separate male and female large baths ■ Coin-operated laundry and dryer available ■ Paid cleaning service available.

A Tyrolean-style pension nestled in the forest of the pension village adjacent to Madarao Kogen Ski Resort. Known for the warm hospitality of its kind female owner and the highly praised homemade dishes made with seasonal local ingredients. Popular among seniors and families, it also attracts many international guests, creating a cosmopolitan atmosphere. It serves as the office for "Madarao Jazz," and jazz concerts are held at the pension in November and March. The area is bustling with skiers and hikers exploring the Shinetsu Trail.

The entire lobby floor was fully renovated on August 1, 2018!Aburaya Tosen is a hot spring inn where you can soothe your body in the warmth of the baths, enjoy heartfelt hospitality, and relax through the many seasons reflected in flowing water that mirrors the mountains of Shinshu—lighting a gentle flame in your heart and warming all five senses. Long ago, rapeseed was pressed here for oil, which was then carried to town; people gathered around the glow of lanterns in shared moments of togetherness. With time, a bathhouse was built, warming days spent on therapeutic stays—and today this hot spring inn has greatly expanded the pleasures of touring hot springs on your journey. Aburaya Tosen is a place to slow down and stay awhile at ease.

The Japanese garden with only 6 properties offers a relaxing space illuminated by over 100 soft lamps. All guests are gifted 30 minutes of free private bath use, ensuring a private stay. Enjoy the Yudanaka Onsen, which opened approximately 1350 years ago. Meals feature colorful kaiseki cuisine centered on seasonal ingredients from Shinshu, with Shinshu brand beef raised on apples as the main dish.

Opened on September 2, 2007. Named “Masuichi Kyakuden” from the owner’s wish: “We would have loved to welcome you into our own home…”. Designed by architect John Morford—who also designed “Kurabu” and the main store of Masuichi Ichimura Sake Brewery—this Accommodation is his vision of where he would want to stay when visiting Obuse. Centered around three earthen storehouses relocated from a long-established sugar wholesaler in Nagano, it comprises seven wooden buildings, with interiors fully furnished in Western style.