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Akakura Onsen 赤倉温泉

Kei ケイ

Funky downstairs izakaya — salmon tower, garlic butter prawns. Small and cosy on the main corner.

Cuisine
Izakaya · Japanese
Reservation
Walk-in
English menu
Yes

Hours

 

Hours not confirmed — call before you go

Downstairs on the main corner opposite Joybox. Eclectic izakaya menu.

Ask them for the menu when you book or walk in — especially for allergies.

Around here

It is in Akakura Onsen, which sits at about 800 m and is the largest hot-spring village in Myoko Kogen, opened in 1816. The village sits at the foot of the Akakura Onsen ski area, which links with the Akakura Kanko slopes next door.

Pair it with a soak: the day-use onsen guide lists fees, hours and closing days for each area.

Also nearby

See everything on the Myoko Kogen map, compare the resorts, sort out ski and snowboard hire, or plan the trip from Tokyo.

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