野沢 Area Guide

Nozawa Onsen combines excellent skiing with a traditional Japanese hot spring village. It's famous for its authentic atmosphere, natural hot springs, and challenging terrain including the famous 'Skyline' run.

Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo to Iiyama Station (1.5 hours), then take a bus to Nozawa Onsen (25 minutes). There are also direct bus services from Tokyo that take about 3-4 hours.

Nozawa offers diverse terrain from gentle beginner slopes to challenging expert runs. The resort is known for its long runs, excellent powder snow, and the famous 'Skyline' course with stunning views.

Yes! Nozawa Onsen offers English ski and snowboard lessons. The resort has become more international-friendly with English-speaking instructors and staff.

Don't miss the traditional hot springs! Nozawa has 13 public onsen scattered throughout the village. You can also enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine, visit local shops, and experience the authentic village atmosphere.

Yes! Nozawa has gentle beginner slopes and family-friendly facilities. The village atmosphere is also very welcoming to families, with many traditional accommodations and restaurants.

Nozawa offers traditional ryokans, modern hotels, and guesthouses. Many accommodations include onsen facilities and traditional Japanese meals. The village has a unique, authentic atmosphere.