SIGHTSEEING

Located just a five-minute drive from the hotel, this mountain resort features Japan’s only double-decker gondola, offering spectacular views of the Northern Alps. From the summit observation deck at an altitude of 2,156 meters, you can enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panorama that includes peaks such as Mt. Yarigatake and the Hotaka Mountain Range.
The resort’s charm lies in its ever-changing seasonal scenery; whether it is the vibrant autumn foliage or the silvery, snow-covered landscape of winter, visitors are treated to stunning beauty at any time of year. It is a truly inspiring destination where you can easily experience the magnificent world above the clouds.

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Located in Nagano Prefecture, this is one of Japan's premier scenic mountain areas. Situated at an elevation of approximately 1,500 meters, it has been designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty and a Special Natural Monument.
From the iconic Kappa Bridge, visitors are treated to breathtaking views of the majestic Hotaka Mountain Range and the crystal-clear waters of the Azusa River. Well-maintained walking trails lead to spots such as Taisho Pond and Myojin Pond, allowing you to fully experience the rich, unspoiled nature with all your senses. It is a quintessential Japanese nature resort where you can leave the stresses of daily life behind and find true healing.

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This renowned peak of the Northern Alps straddles the border between Nagano and Gifu prefectures. Accessible by bus up to "Tatamidaira" at an elevation of 2,702 meters, it is famous for being the easiest 3,000-meter-class mountain to climb in Japan.
Visitors can enjoy a truly authentic trekking experience amidst the clouds—featuring lovely alpine flora in summer and a carpet of autumn foliage in the fall—all while remaining accessible even to beginners. It is a destination that offers an extraordinary escape, boasting breathtaking panoramic views from the summit and a beautiful crater lake.

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This tourist destination is renowned for its "historic townscape," which vividly preserves the atmosphere of the Edo period. Often referred to as the "Little Kyoto of Hida," strolling along the beautiful streets lined with traditional latticed facades feels like stepping back in time.
There is plenty to enjoy, including the vermilion Nakabashi Bridge spanning the Miyagawa River—a popular photo spot—and the chance to sample local delicacies like Hida beef and *midarashi dango* (soy sauce-glazed rice dumplings). Visitors can also experience the Takayama Festival, one of Japan's three most beautiful festivals, and the lively Miyagawa Morning Market.

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Nestled in the mountains of Gifu Prefecture, Shirakawa-go is a village of *gassho-zukuri* (steep, thatched-roof) farmhouses designated as a World Heritage Site.
The steeply pitched thatched roofs reflect the wisdom of past generations, designed to withstand heavy snowfall. The spirit of *yui*—mutual aid and cooperation—remains alive in this community where people still reside today.
It continues to captivate visitors from around the world as a landmark that embodies a powerful yet ethereal *satoyama* (traditional rural landscape) culture, where the quintessential scenery of Japan harmonizes with the beauty of the changing seasons.
*When visiting, please be mindful of proper etiquette and respect the lives of the local residents as you enjoy your tour.

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This is one of the world's premier mountain sightseeing routes, connecting Toyama and Nagano prefectures. By transferring between various modes of transport—such as cable cars and ropeways—you can easily traverse the majestic Northern Alps, where peaks reach altitudes of around 3,000 meters.
The route is packed with dynamic, breathtaking scenery, including the "Yuki no Otani" (Great Snow Wall) in spring and the awe-inspiring water discharge from Kurobe Dam—the tallest dam in Japan. It is a truly moving destination where you can experience the overwhelming scale of nature.

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