Jigokudani Monkey Park
Sasagamine
Tsubame Onsen
Spring Snowshoeing in Sasagamine
Daidohara Flower Fields
Onsen
Otaki Waterfall
Kimi no I
Sougensai Festival
Ryotei Ukiyo
Skunk Cabbages at Imori Pond
Zenkoji Temple
Matsugamine Cherry Blossoms
Kanzuri Factory
Takada Park Cherry Blossoms
Imori Pond
Umigatari Joetsu Aquarium
Naena Waterfall
Ougon no Yu (outdoor snow hot spring)
Sasagamine
Tsubame Onsen
Apallusion 2020
Jigokudani Monkey Park
Mt Hiuchi in Summer
Arai Festival
Naena Waterfall
Kimi no I
Kanzuri Factory
Mt Myoko
Mt Hiuchi
Otaki Waterfall
Myoko Kogen Sky Cable
Imori Pond
Onsen
Zenkoji Temple
Ryotei Ukiyo
Lake Nojiri
Nojiriko Fireworks
Tangram Hotel & Resort
Sekiyama Fire Festival
Umigatari Joetsu Aquarium
Mt Hiuchi in Summer
Mt Hiuchi Is beautiful in summer but climbing can be tough. Learn how to prepare for this climb and what scenery you can expect to see.
Sasagamine
Sasagamine is located deep in the Myoko mountain range and is a part of Myoko Togakushi Renzan National Park. It is located 1,300m above sea level, receives little rainfall and is cool even during the summer months. The area covers over 132 hectares so there is a lot to explore. The grassland is dotted with
Mt Hiuchi
Mt Hiuchi is one of Japans 100 famous mountains and is situated in Myoko Togakushi Renzan National Park.
Daidohara Flower Fields
Daidohara flower fields come into bloom at the beginning of May each year. The fields are canola (rapeseed) flowers.
Sasagamine – Skunk Cabbages
During spring Sasagamine is famous for its huge skunk cabbage areas deep in the forest. The area is easily accessible by foot.
Matsugamine Cherry Blossoms
The cherry blossoms at Matsugamine provide an amazing photo opportunity. The trees line the road leading up to and past the country club.
Tangram Hotel & Resort
During the green season you can enjoy the amazing flowers and scenery at Tangram. There are beautiful lavender fields you can walk around. There are also a variety of activities.
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