Mori-Miyanohara Station × Japanese Luxury AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Nozawa Onsen, where the lives of villagers thrive, exudes a unique atmosphere and charm filled with warmth. Traditional festivals and 13 natural hot spring public baths are carefully preserved, retaining the essence of a bygone era. The village's landmark, "Ogama," features 90-degree hot spring water, bustling with villagers boiling Nozawana greens, eggs, and wild vegetables. Sumiyoshiya, located right in front, boasts a clean and elegant appearance, preserving the Meiji-era hot spring ambiance, and is a long-established inn with a history of 140 years.

The terraced rice fields and beech forests, along with the lives of people coexisting with nature in the snowy region of Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, are referred to as Japan's original landscape. Among them, in the snow-rich Matsunoyama area, "Hinanoyado Chitose" awaits your visit. Here, you can enjoy the Matsunoyama Onsen, one of Japan's three major medicinal hot springs, with open-air baths fed directly from the source. We also prepare local cuisine using delicious rice and mountain vegetables nurtured by snowmelt water to welcome you.

A pairing-focused Accommodation curated by owner Yuichi Yamagishi, a sake expert and sommelier. Rooted in the climate and ingredients of Matsunoyama, Niigata, our cuisine is crafted using French and Italian techniques and enjoyed in harmony with carefully selected drinks. Whether you love drinks, are new to them, or want to learn more, we offer you a truly special time.

Located in the famous Onsen town of Nozawa, known for its 13 public baths, this property offers the experience of enjoying two different hot spring sources within its premises.

A property designated as a tangible cultural asset, built in Showa 13. Each room, crafted by palace carpenters showcasing their skills, exudes creativity and playfulness. The decorative windows and transoms, executed with precise techniques, create a precious traditional Japanese-style room. Among the main building, designated as a national tangible cultural asset, the third floor features specially designed rooms worth seeing. This property is highly recommended for those interested in classic Japanese architecture.

Kamosu Mori is an Accommodation nestled in one of the snowiest areas of Matsunoyama.A lush forest stretches out before you, where you can enjoy satoyama cuisine surrounded by magnificent nature.Next door, the craft sake brewery “Yuki to Satoyama Jozojo” has also opened.A new encounter between food and sake—found only here—awaits you.For dinner, the main course is a shabu-shabu tasting featuring Niigata’s prized brand wagyu “Agano Himegyu” and Tokamachi’s local specialty pork “Tsumaari Pork.”Savor Agano Himegyu for its smooth texture and rich lean flavor, and Tsumaari Pork for its tenderness and deep umami—lightly swished in hot broth with seasonal local vegetables.Alongside satoyama dishes centered on local ingredients, we offer an all-inclusive selection of alcoholic beverages, including draft beer, highballs, sours, around 20 varieties of local sake, local wine, and more.Enjoy a luxurious moment as you take your time pairing Matsunoyama’s abundant flavors with fine drinks.

A century-old building reborn as the boutique Hotel “mont,” standing in the heart of Nozawa Onsen, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and beech forests. Mountain blessings become snow, then water that nourishes the land, and eventually spring forth as Onsen. Forest trees, too, become the festival tower that lights the winter Dosojin Fire Festival, carrying local memories into the future. Inspired by these two opposing yet life-giving energies—“fire” and “water”—we have shaped our spaces, cuisine, and drinks. At our wood-fire restaurant, seasonal local ingredients are grilled to a fragrant finish; in your room, enjoy moments with village craft gin and regional sake. In this place where nature and culture flow in cycles, experience a stay where people and nature gently return to one.

A property located in the heart of Nozawa Onsen town, offering views of Oyu Street and Oyu. With over 380 years of history, the facility features traditional Japanese elements and exhibits throughout. The spacious special room is a corner room, providing views of the charming townscape from its windows. There are two large public baths, each drawing from different hot spring sources. Additionally, guests can enjoy a creative Japanese-French fusion full-course meal themed "a dining experience unique to this location," crafted by the chef.