Map · Myoko Kogen
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How Myoko Kogen fits together
Myoko Kogen is not one village. It is a string of hot-spring areas at the foot of Mt Myoko, most with a ski area close by, plus Madarao across the line in Nagano. Akakura Onsen is the largest of the villages, and its slopes connect with Akakura Kanko. Right now 11 of 39 restaurants, 6 of 11 onsens and 5 of 5 rental shops have a checked pin; everything is listed below by area so nothing is missing from the page.
Akakura Onsen 赤倉温泉
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.
Eat (24)
Rental (2)
Akakura Kanko 赤倉観光
It is on the Akakura Kanko side, around the Akakura Kanko Resort gondola. The Akakura Kanko and Akakura Onsen slopes connect, so you can ride both in a day.
Eat (3)
Ikenotaira 池の平
It is in Ikenotaira, the hot-spring area known for its black-coloured water, which shares its source with Myoko Onsen. Fureai Kaikan, the city-run public bath, is down the hill from the ski area.
Eat (3)
Seki Onsen 関温泉
It is in Seki Onsen, opened in 1729 and the oldest hot spring in Myoko. The water is reddish from its iron content, and the small Seki Onsen ski area is known for deep powder.
Eat (1)
Onsens (2)
Madarao 斑尾
It is in Madarao, across the prefectural line in Iiyama, Nagano, around Madarao Mountain Resort. It is a separate resort, so treat it as its own base or a day trip.
Rental (2)
Suginosawa 杉の沢
It is in Suginosawa, the newest hot-spring area in Myoko. Its public bath, Naena-no-yu, opens every day in the winter season.
Onsens (1)
Rental (1)
Myoko Onsen 妙高温泉
It is in Myoko Onsen, about 15 minutes on foot or 3 minutes by car from Myokokogen Station. The water shares its source with Ikenotaira and is soft on the skin.
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