Skunk Cabbages at Imori Pond
Sougensai Festival
Imori Pond
Tsubame Onsen
Ryotei Ukiyo
Spring Snowshoeing in Sasagamine
Jigokudani Monkey Park
Kimi no I
Umigatari Joetsu Aquarium
Matsugamine Cherry Blossoms
Naena Waterfall
Kanzuri Factory
Ougon no Yu (outdoor snow hot spring)
Daidohara Flower Fields
Zenkoji Temple
Takada Park Cherry Blossoms
Sasagamine
Otaki Waterfall
Onsen
Myoko Kogen Sky Cable
Apallusion 2021
Otaki Waterfall
Arai Festival
Jigokudani Monkey Park
Umigatari Joetsu Aquarium
Imori Pond
Naena Waterfall
Mt Hiuchi in Summer
Nojiriko Fireworks
Kimi no I
Zenkoji Temple
Sekiyama Fire Festival
Onsen
Mt Hiuchi
Ryotei Ukiyo
Mt Myoko
Tsubame Onsen
Tangram Hotel & Resort
Sasagamine
Lake Nojiri
Kanzuri Factory
Sea to Summit
Umigatari Joetsu Aquarium
Umigatari Joetsu Aquarium was rebuilt in 2018. It is one of the few places in Japan where you can see beluga whales and magellanic penguins.
Spring Snowshoeing in Sasagamine
Early spring snowshoeing in Sasagamine. Explore the forests with a guide.
Skunk Cabbages at Imori Pond
The skunk cabbages at Imori Pond bloom each spring. These beautiful flowers plants grow in the shallow water areas around the pond.
Kimi no I
Kimi no I is a great place to visit for lovers of Japanese sake and for those who enjoy traditional Japanese culture.
Ryotei Ukiyo
Ryotei Ukiyo is a traditional high-class Japanese restaurant that represents the region’s food culture.
Kanzuri Factory
Kanzuri is a special seasoning paste made from fermented red peppers. Visit the factory and learn about this famous local spice.
Naena Waterfall
Naena Waterfall is an impressive 55m waterfall framed by steep basalt walls on each side with thundering water crashing on to the large boulders below.
Sasagamine
Sasagamine is located deep in the Myoko mountain range and is a part of Myoko Togakushi Renzan National Park.
Imori Pond
Imori pond is one of the most scenic spots in Myoko Kogen. It is famous for the mirror-like water that perfectly reflects Mt Myoko.
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