Surrounding tourism

Located at an altitude of 540m within Hakuba Mountain Foothills National Recreation Area, this plateau pond is 13m deep and holds a constant supply of water throughout the year.
This pond is a natural pond that is said to have been produced by a large landslide in the past. In this pond where abundant nature remains, witnessing of huge fish continues one after another, and it is familiar with nickname "Namitaro (Namitaro)" and "Midori".

The rock wall of Mt Myojyo is captivated no matter how many times you look at it.
A lot of geological heritage that can be proud of in Japan and in the world ....
The rock wall of Mt Myojyo is a coral reef that has changed about 300 million years ago and contains many fossils. Beneath the large rock face, you can observe jade that has been washed by the clear waters of the Kotakigawa River.

·Approximately 30 minutes by car from our hotel.(National Route 148)

Superb view monopoly:★★★★★

"What is Fossa Magna? I feel that I have heard that ... but the museum?"
Although some may be called
This is a facility with a taste of "a museum that touches the beautiful minerals and the wonders of the earth".

It sounds somewhat solid
Because there are many beautiful minerals
You can simply enjoy "Wow ~ Beautiful"
From there, "Why could such a thing be natural?"
Because it is made to stimulate curiosity to the earth and deepen understanding
It is a perfect place for adults to learn.
Of course you can understand "Fossa Magna" in detail.

"What is Fossa Magna?"
Please try clearing this moyamoya.

·Approximately 25 minutes by car from our hotel.

You can enjoy it even if you do not like minerals:★★★★★

Tanimura Art Museum first got into that magical building
It is strongly eye-catching.

Mr Togo Murano worked on this building.
One of Japan’s leading architects
Such as the "Nissay Theater" in Yurakucho and the "Memorial Cathedral for World Peace" in Hiroshima
It is known for its wonderful work.

For customers who like architecture
"Hmm, is it Murano work in Itoigawa?"

A distinctive design where the rigid part and the fantastic world view were mingled
Mr Murano the rich and flexible sense of Mr Murano
It tells us the fun of the expressions of architecture.

Of course, those who are interested in architecture
It is a facility where people who do not feel the charm of buildings.

·Approximately 30 minutes by car from our hotel.

Unexpected work of the master: ★★★★★

Tanimura Art Museum of Tanimura Art Museum is housed in
A number of wood carvings by Mr Seiko Sawada, a master Mr Seiko Sawada received the Medal of Culture.

Not only its excellent skill but also the artist's mind seems to ooze out
I am impressed with the deep taste of the work.

It is the one that draws out the appeal of the work to the maximum
It is an architecture by Mr Togo Murano reminiscent of a Sekkutsu Jiin on the Silk Road.

Especially the soft shadow by natural lighting calculated
It complements the natural beauty of natural wood.

As if leisurely going inside the facility like a white cave
Eventually I will encounter a wood carving Buddha wearing soft light.
It is a beautiful time to feel the mind becoming calm.

Masters collaboration degree: ★★★★★

Kotakigawa Hisuikyo the observation deck of the Mt Myojyo Kotakigawa Hisuikyo, you can overlook the quayside of Mt Myojyo.
Mountains that look like huge monoliths
The sight of it approaching right before your eyes is truly awe-inspiring!

I can get off the river
The time spent by the beautiful flow of the Kotakigawa River
It is very refreshing and pleasant.
Jade stones can also be seen in the flow.※

Hisuikyo Gorge feels majestic nature
Recommended for those who want to relax.

·Approximately 25 minutes by car from our hotel.

Superb view monopoly:★★★★★

※Hisuikyo Gorge is the production area of jade according to its name
Currently jade collection is forbidden.
Because you can collect the coast
If you are looking for jade please try looking at the beach.
Fossa Magna Museum you identify stones collected at the Fossa Magna Museum
Try out some of the experiences in Itoigawa!