Nozawaonsen Travel Guide

This historic Japanese ski resort boasts 10+ metres of annual snowfall across varied terrain for all abilities. After skiing, immerse yourself in the village's traditional onsens and authentic local cuisine.

This museum honours Ujo Noguchi, showcasing the renowned poet's manuscripts and photographs in a tranquil setting. Climb to the top floor for panoramic views of Nozawaonsen village.

The Japan Ski Museum chronicles skiing's evolution through artefacts from ancient equipment to Olympic memorabilia. Explore six themed sections across two floors with scenic views of Nozawa Onsen village below.

You can take time to visit Nozawa Onsen Sports Park during your travels to Nozawaonsen. You can seek out the ski slopes in this culturally rich area.

O-yu stands as Nozawa Onsen's iconic public bathhouse with traditional Edo-period wooden architecture. Soak in its therapeutic, mineral-rich hot spring waters while observing proper onsen etiquette.

This 400-year-old Zen Buddhist temple is the birthplace of Nozawana, the region's famed leafy vegetable. Wander among towering conifers and purchase traditional "teradane" (temple seeds) as a unique culinary souvenir.