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Koishiya Ryokan
Koishiya Ryokan
Casa Kokoro Hakuba
Casa Kokoro Hakuba
&GREEN Guest House HAKUBA
&GREEN Guest House HAKUBA
Nagano Linden Plaza Hotel
Nagano Linden Plaza Hotel
Chalet Shiga
Chalet Shiga
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Shiga Grand Hotel
Shiga Grand Hotel
Hotel Metropolitan Nagano
Hotel Metropolitan Nagano
Chuoukan Shimizuya Ryokan
Chuoukan Shimizuya Ryokan
Ryokan Tsuchi to Ito
Ryokan Tsuchi to Ito
Land Haus Dancru Netz
Land Haus Dancru Netz
Elan Hotel Lake Nojiri
Elan Hotel Lake Nojiri
Yudanaka Seifuso
Yudanaka Seifuso
Hotel Tsubakino
Hotel Tsubakino
Hakuba West Coast Inn Villa
Hakuba West Coast Inn Villa
Hotel Route-Inn Kamiyamada Onsen
Hotel Route-Inn Kamiyamada Onsen
Hakuba Sunvalley Hotel
Hakuba Sunvalley Hotel
Hotel JAL City Nagano
Hotel JAL City Nagano
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HOTEL LA VIGNE HAKUBA by Onko Chishin
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Togakushi
Togakushi delivers a spiritual journey through ancient cedar forests where five sacred shrines have stood for 2,000 years. Hike misty mountain trails to discover vermillion torii gates and temple bells echoing through the trees. The Ninja Museum adds a dash of warrior history while traditional soba shops serve hand-cut noodles made from local buckwheat. Mountain lodges and ryokan inns offer tatami rooms and communal baths after a day of exploration. A rental car works best for navigating the area since buses from Nagano Station run limited schedules. Most shops and restaurants close early, creating peaceful evenings perfect for stargazing in the clear mountain air.
Matsushiro
Matsushiro lets history buffs step back in time to Japan's feudal era without the usual tourist crowds. Samurai residences with dark wooden facades and clay-roofed structures line quiet streets, while Matsushiro Castle ruins provide perfect cherry blossom viewing. Museums housed in Edo-period buildings showcase ancient armor, scrolls, and local artifacts that tell Nagano's storied past. Traditional restaurants serve regional specialties like mountain-fresh soba noodles, though most close early evening. Getting around requires a car or taxi from Nagano Station, but narrow streets make exploring the historical sites on foot a pleasure. Ryokans and minshuku guesthouses offer authentic overnight experiences with tatami rooms and peaceful garden views.
Kurita
Lake Nojiri's pristine waters reflect snow-capped Northern Japanese Alps in Kurita, a haven for hot spring lovers. Traditional ryokans with steaming outdoor onsen baths dot the shoreline, inviting you to soak your cares away. Hiking trails wind through alpine forests, leading to breathtaking mountain vistas that change with each season. Traditional kaiseki restaurants in ryokans serve seasonal mountain vegetables and fresh lake fish. Most accommodations include meals, featuring local soba noodles and mountain herbs. With limited public transit, a rental car is your best bet for exploring this peaceful countryside retreat.
Minaminagano
Minaminagano is the laid-back, less touristy side of Nagano that lets you peek into real Japanese suburban life. Centered around the convenient Minami-Nagano Station, it's perfect for travelers who want to connect to major attractions without the tourist markup. Several small temples like Saiko-ji and Junen-ji offer peaceful spots to wander between train rides. The neighborhood shines with affordable family restaurants serving simple Japanese comfort food that won't break your wallet. Basic business hotels and budget ryokan provide clean, functional rooms for travelers who care more about exploring than fancy lobbies. With regular trains to central Nagano and beyond, you've got the perfect launch pad for adventures throughout the region.
Minamichitose
Minamichitose gives you a slice of real Japanese suburban life without the touristy chaos. This quiet Nagano neighborhood invites you to slow down and appreciate the everyday rhythm of local families going about their business. Small family-run eateries serve up authentic Japanese comfort food while nearby temples offer peaceful spots for reflection. Getting around might require some patience as bus service is limited, so consider renting a bicycle like the locals do. Budget-friendly guesthouses and family minshuku provide clean, comfortable stays with opportunities to connect with welcoming hosts who appreciate basic Japanese greetings.
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Nagano and related destinations
Nagano is well-known for its skiing and hot springs while attractions include Nagano Prefectural Shinano Art Museum and M-Wave Olympic Memorial Arena. Sights include Nagano City Museum and Nagano Olympic Stadium and visitors speak highly of the city's temples.
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