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Top attractions in Nozawa Onsen

Posted By Stay Nozawa     February 28, 2023    

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There is a mountain paradise situated in the Nagano prefecture of Japan, known as Nozawa Onsen. This quintessential town is a popular ski resort boasting modern facilities and spectacular powder snow. Located in the Kogen National Park, Nozawa Onsen is a popular skiing destination as well as the top rated place to enjoy summer holidays in Japan.

The year round destination has plenty of activities to leave you mesmerized. Be it an adventure filled skiing trip, an excursion of its natural scenery in the green season or a cultural getaway, Nozawa Onsen is surely a delight for every tourist. No matter what time of the year you visit, this scenic mountain village with its ancient onsen will leave you spellbound. Let’s find out the top attractions of Nozawa Onsen that attract millions of tourists each year.

  • Ski resort

Winter sports enthusiasts from across the globe visit Nozawa Onsen to experiencean adrenaline rush. It is one of the biggest ski resorts in Japan that features 36 courses and slopes with varying levels of difficulty. The spectacular powder here makes it no less than a paradise for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts.

  • Monkey Park

Animal lovers can have a time of life at Nozawa Onsen which is home to Japanese macaques. There is a park dedicated to snow monkeys. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enjoy the sight of these creatures soaking in the hot springs. The park is open all year long and tourists can enjoy the activities of snow monkeys in winter.

  • Nozawa Onsen Fire Festival

Nozawa Onsen is the best destination for tourists seeking cultural encounters during holidays. This village hosts one of the biggest fire festivals in Japan. The annual fire festival takes place in the month of January and displays a spectacular sight of fire and fireworks. The cultural event is huge in scale and attracts tourists from across the globe.

  • Hot springs

Nozawa Onsen holds significance in the onsen scene in Japan. Here you can soak in the relaxing hot water at one of the 13 free onsen areas. Besides, there are lots of private onsen areas housed beautifully in traditional bathhouses at different hotels and ryokans. Dipping in the onsen is worth a visit to explore Japanese culture up close.

  • Yu Road walkway

Another key attraction in Nozawa Onsen is the 288m long covered walkway that runs from the center of the village to the ski gondola. It is the easiest way to access the gondola near the Hikage slope within ten minutes. The walkway offers panoramic views and mesmerizing scenery of the surroundings.

  • Mount Kenashi

Nozawa Onsen is nestled at the foothills of Mount Kenashi which offers beautiful trails for hiking and mountainbiking in Japan. Tourists that arrive at this scenic village in the green season can explore the breathtaking pre-made trails around Mount Kenashi and leave with memories for a lifetime. The trails are premade by locals and suitable for tourists with all fitness levels.

  • Japan Ski Museum

Avid learners must not miss the trip to Japan Ski Museum which is located in Nozawa Onsen. The museum exhibits ancient ski life in Japan. The valuable materials displayed here include early gear from Europe and skins used by ancient skiers in the snow country. A trip to the museum will take about an hour of your time, however, it’s totally worth it especially if you are visiting with young ones. 

More about Nozawa Onsen

Fire festivals, hot springs, ski resorts and plenty of activities for the green season make Nozawa Onsen a popular tourist destination. If you are planning a trip to this paradise, spend around 12 to 13 days taking in the scenery at your own pace. Here you can experience authentic Japanese culture by staying in tatami style rooms and relishing the delicacies at one of the famous Nozawa Onsen Restaurants.

The main street in the village is bustling with local vendors. The nightlife is also full of life due to plenty of bars and café on the street. Taking a stroll on the main street will offer you plenty of opportunities to explore Japanese culture. For authentic food and a memorable stay, a reservation at the very popular Kamoshika Lodge Nozawa Onsen is highly recommended. It is one of the ski-in ski-out lodges offering you the benefit to be the first one on the slopes during the peak season. Besides, the property features amazing mountain views and Japanese style tatami rooms to make your stay even more memorable.

Plan a trip to Nozawa Onsen for an unparcelled experience. For hassle-free reservations, you can connect with Stay Nozawa. It is a trusted name for global tourists who seek expert guidance and money saving deals on accommodation, rentals and private transfers to the ski resort.

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