ABOUT Nozawa Onsen
- Nozawa Onsen (Nagano) is one of the most stunning traditional resorts in Japan. The local-run town feels like true Japan, while having all the western conveniences
- With abundant powder, Nozawa has plenty of terrain for beginners, powder chasers and backcountry riders to explore
- The village has over a dozen free natural hot springs, fantastic restaurants and friendly nightlife
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Nozawa Onsen Accommodation
Nozawa is known for its traditional Japanese accommodation. Check out our favourite options here. -
Nozawa Onsen
Ski Packages
Fully customisable Nozawa packages including accommodation, flights, lift passes, lessons and more. -
Guided
Group Tours
Join our guided tour through Nozawa which receives an abundant of Japow. The resort boast a ton of awesome tree runs and some amazing backcountry terrain which our guides are happy to show you -
Nozawa Onsen
day tours
If you have a rest day or need a break from the snow here are some options for a great day out of the resort. -
Nozawa Onsen Dining
There are endless dining choices in Nozawa. Doors will be closed but if a light is on and you see a red lantern then step in. Many menus are written in Japanese and English and venues are small and cosy. -
How to get to
Nozawa Onsen
You have a few different options for getting to Nozawa Onsen from Tokyo and other cities. Check out which option is best for you. -
Nozawa Onsen Trail Maps
Nozawa Onsen has only one ski area, however it is extensive with over 297 hectares of skiable terrain. Find out exactly what Nozawa Onsen has on offer with our resort guide and trail map. -
Nozawa Onsen School
Group Tours
Looking to plan an overseas school tour to Nozawa? Let us do the organisation for you with our team of experienced travel specialists.
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