2025 Otari Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 During the off-season, I stayed at the resort next to the Hakuba Ski Resort - Hotel Green Plaza Hakuba. It cost less than NT$4,000 and included breakfast for two! Although I can’t ski, at least I can soak in the hot springs, which is pretty nice. The appearance of the Baima Green Plaza Hotel is very eye-catching. The white townhouse with a red pointed roof looks like a cottage in a fairy tale. Coupled with the blue sky and green land, it is super dreamy! The hotel is actually quite old, as can be seen from the fact that the room card is used as a key. The decoration of the Japanese-style room is also a bit old-fashioned. The tatami floor mat makes the space feel larger, and the overall light is dim. Fortunately, the beautiful scenery outside the window greatly adds to the charm, as you can see the beautiful mountain and forest scenery of the ski resort. Being close to the ski resort is a plus in winter, but it also means that the location is relatively far from the city. Apart from the facilities of the resort itself, there is nothing to see outside, so it is really more convenient to drive here by yourself. #Hakuba Skiing #Nagano

#Cable car Tsugaike Plateau is a great place for hiking in the summer and a famous ski resort in the winter. Taking the cable car up and down the mountain is a very comfortable trip. Starting from Tsugaike Plateau, you need to take two types of cable cars, and the scenery is super beautiful. It also feels like taking a cable car in Switzerland. The first is a small cable car like the Jiu Zu Cable Car. Because there are few tourists, our family can take a car by ourselves. It takes about 20 minutes, and then we walk a short distance to change to a large cable car and continue to ride for about 7 minutes. Tsugaike's Gondola box cable car (large cable car) is 4,120 meters long and is one of the longest cable car lines in Japan. There were staff members on the large cable car giving explanations. Although they were speaking Japanese and I couldn't understand them, I knew they were explaining the ecology of nearby plants. The most special thing was the many purple cones on the treetops. I checked and it should be the purple cones of fir. We went to Tsugaike Nature Park on Tsugaike Plateau, where you can enter for free with your cable car ticket. The park is really ecologically rich, with many flowers blooming in summer. Tsugaike Plateau Cable Car: Tsugaike Plateau Station [831M] - Shirakaba Station (do not get off) - Tsuga-no-mori Station [1582M] change cable car - Tsuga-daimon Station [1582M] - Tsugaike Natural Park Station [1829M] Round trip cable car ticket for adults (including park admission) 3700 yen, children 2100 yen Tsugaike Plateau Cable Car Station 〒399-9422 12840-1, Chikoku, Odani Village, Kitaazumi-gun, Nagano Prefecture #Tsugaike Natural Park #Tsugaike Plateau #Nagano Prefecture #Hakuba Village #Cable Car Station #100 Ways to Travel #familytravel

Cortina D’Ampezzo is undoubtedly the most famous of all the small mountain towns in the Dolomites and due to its popularity, it’s also one of the busiest and most expensive. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring Cortina and its surroundings. The high street boasts high-end fashion stores and fancy restaurants so if you want to intersperse your mountain holiday with some shopping then Cortina is the place to do it. The popularity of Cortina is definitely justified. There’s so much to do around the town, it’s difficult not to recommend it to most people coming to the Dolomites. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2024travelwish #passionpassport

As soon as I arrived at Green Plaza Hotel Baima, I was shocked by the red-roofed European-style building. As soon as I entered the lobby, it was full of strong European style, red carpets, and spiral staircases, which were very suitable for the mood of vacation. Dinner was served at the buffet restaurant on the second floor, which had a variety of delicious food, including grilled Shinshu beef, various sashimi, fried shrimp tempura, curry, steamed dumplings, pasta, udon, soba, baked food, salad bar, drinks, and alcohol. Some of the alcohol was at your own expense, but it really filled you up. The highlight of a hot spring hotel is the hot spring bathing and yukata. This hotel is very considerate and provides yukatas of various sizes for you to choose from. In addition, the guest rooms are equipped with Japanese tatami. You must take photos as souvenirs! The hotel also has an area for playing billiards and pool, where the children had a lot of fun. When I was having breakfast in the morning, I found out that there was a ski resort next to me. The scenery was great, and it made me feel very happy while having breakfast. Next time I will come here again to spend a special winter and experience a different seasonal atmosphere.

#skiadventure Address - Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort (12860-1 Chikuniotsu, Otari, Kitaazumi District, Nagano 399-9422, Japan) Ambiance/Facilities - Scenic and beautiful, accomodation, restaurant, snowboarding, skiing Highlights - Best known for tree runs Avg. Price per Person - $100 to $200 Rating - 5.0/5.0 snowman If you want a exciting ski experience, look at no other place, Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort is definitely your first choice. They don’t only offer you ordinary tree runs, they had steep and well spaced trees that will have your adrenaline pumped! #ski #nagano #japan #snowy

Come to Hokuriku, Japan and stay in a super mysterious hotel Tudor architecture has a fairytale feel The European-style building with red roof is surrounded by mountains and there is a super large ski resort behind it. The overall feeling is not only fairytale, but also a castle hotel with European style. The room features a Western style with a Japanese tatami style. The sum of the two together is really unique. The only thing is that the toilet is a bit small. However, the hotel's large public bath is very large and the spa water column is really good. The buffet dinner is delicious, rich and varied. The hot spring pool is great. It is a hotel worth staying in. The open-air hot spring also offers a direct view of the ski resort. #accommodation in japan #nagano #hakuba onsen

Tenguhara is probably the first resting point if you start climbing from the trailhead at Tsugaike Nature Park toward Hakuba Oike Pond. It is a magnificent wetland, and Mount Hakuba Norikura can be seen in the distance. There is a boardwalk, so it is easy to walk. However, ahead of you, there are snowfields in the summer and rocky areas in the fall, so you will want to make sure to recover your strength. #MountainClimbing #AutumnFoliage #Tenguhara #Wetland #Hakuba

Tsugaike Nature Park is one of Japan's top spots for viewing autumn leaves. It has been featured in various media outlets, so many people may already know the name. As you walk along the paths maintained in the beautiful wetlands, you will be greeted by a variety of highland plants and beautiful autumn leaves. On sunny days, the peaks of the Hakuba mountain range enhance the beautiful scenery even more. It gets very crowded, but we recommend you visit. #Mountain climbing #Autumn leaves #Nagano #Tsugaike Nature Park

Tsugaike Hutte is one of two buildings located near the trailhead to Mt. Hakuba in Tsugaike Nature Park. It is quite beautiful for a mountain hut, has a cafe attached, and can be used by non-guests. As it is a mountain hut, shared rooms are the norm, but private rooms are also available. The classic idea is to spend the night here and then start hiking Mt. Hakuba early the next morning. #Mountaineering #AutumnFoliage #TsugaikeNaturePark #Nagano

This is Shizen-en Station, the last stop of the Tsugaike Ropeway. By the time you get here, you've risen to a much higher altitude, and the scenery is completely different from the foot of the mountain. On the ropeway, the mountain scenery and the recent state of Tsugaike are explained to you, making you look forward to the scenery ahead. The station building itself is quite clean, and has everything you need, including toilets and souvenir shops. The autumn leaves visible through the windows are truly beautiful. #autumnleaves #mountainclimbing #ropeway #tsugaikekogen #tsugaikenaturepark

This is Tsugadaimon Station, the station at the base of the Tsugaike Ropeway. From this point onwards, it becomes harder to get cell phone signals, and you start to feel like you're in the mountains. There is a large sign in front of the ropeway station, and it seems you can take commemorative photos. The surrounding area is completely covered in autumn leaves, and I can't wait to see the scenery ahead. #autumnleaves #mountainclimbing #tsugaikekogen #ropeway

Tsugaike Kogen Station is the entrance to Tsugaike Nature Park, one of Japan's most famous spots for viewing autumn leaves, and the ropeway station that serves as the gateway to hiking Mt. Hakuba. Tsugaike Kogen becomes a ski resort in the winter, and the ropeway facilities are also very well-equipped. The exterior looks relatively new. There are also foot baths and a cafe within the facility, so it seems like you could even enjoy yourself here. #hiking #hotsprings #autumnleaves #tsugaikekogen #ropeway

Hakuba Norikura morning view

After an epic day skiing at Tsugaike Kogen, I wandered into a little local convini —Yamazaki Shop (12840-1 Chikuniotsu, Otari)—just down the road from the resort. I wasn’t expecting much, maybe a warm drink or a snack. But what I found was next-level. Strawberries. Giant ones. Literally as big as my palm. I had to do a double take. Perfectly red, glossy, and fragrant, they were irresistibly sweet with just the right touch of tartness. I later found out they were likely Benihoppe—a premium variety often grown in Nagano and Shizuoka. It made total sense, because they tasted like they’d been picked at the exact perfect moment. Eating those strawberries outside the shop, snow still clinging to my boots, with the mountains glowing in the late afternoon light—pure magic. One of those unexpected, unforgettable travel moments.

Our visit to Tsugaike Kogen Ski Area in early February was fantastic. We were incredibly lucky to experience three straight days of wonderful powder snow – that light, fresh snow that makes skiing feel amazing. Planning how to get to Tsugaike is fairly simple. However, the direct shuttle bus service to the ski area doesn't run very often, which can make the journey a little difficult. On the bright side, perhaps this limited access helps keep the slopes less crowded, creating a more relaxed feeling compared to busier resorts. For us, the excellent snow and slopes definitely made the extra travel planning worthwhile. Tsugaike really impressed us with its ski slopes, especially for skiers who are learning or want to improve. * Excellent Beginner Area: The main beginner area is outstanding – honestly the biggest and widest I've ever encountered! This huge, gentle slope is perfect for new skiers to practice safely and build their confidence without feeling rushed. * Variety for Everyone: But Tsugaike offers more than just beginner terrain. We enjoyed the nice, long ski runs through the forest, which offer beautiful scenery. There are also plenty of enjoyable slopes for intermediate skiers (those with some experience), plus some more challenging runs for advanced skiers to explore. * Powder Day Joy: During the powder days, the whole mountain was incredible. The wide beginner slopes became soft, snowy playgrounds perfect for learning to ski powder, while the forest runs offered lots of deep snow for fun turns. Overall Thoughts: While you'll need to plan your bus travel carefully, the reward is a superb ski area. Tsugaike features one of the best beginner zones available anywhere, combined with great terrain for improving your skills. Plus, you might get lucky with unforgettable powder snow, just like we did. Overall, Tsugaike Kogen provided a wonderful and memorable ski experience.

It's only three minutes' drive from Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort. Breakfast starts at 7:00. We slept until 6:20 for our ski trip. We woke up slowly and had breakfast. The breakfast was nutritious and delicious. There was a little change every day and it was all-you-can-eat. My wife and I stayed there for 5 days. There were many local Japanese tourists. After skiing at night, there was a hot spring to soak in. There was a spray gun next to the hotel that you could use to spray off the residual ice on the snowboard. After spraying, you could open the door to the drying room where you could put your ski equipment. The price of just over 3,000 is really recommended for travelers who have a ski trip:)

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went to hakuba tsugaike for ski trip love it

This time I went to Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort for practice. Although it was a snowstorm, I could ❤️ see the scenery. It’s just that my technique… I can’t do it yet😅

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#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Tsukaike Natural Park is part of the Chubu Sangaku National Park covering Nagano, Niigata, Toyama and Gifu prefectures. You can see the Hakuba Valley, one of the three great valleys in Japan, from Mt. Shirouma and the Tembo Marsh, while also enjoying the charm of the many species of plants within the park. #japantrip #japantravel #nature #hakuba

📍Address: White Horse Sam Ski Resort 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Suitable for beginner skiers First time to Tokyo Hakuba skiing, came to this one ski resort, saw the long ski trails, for me first or, the heart knew not good, but I went up to their Beginner ski trails, great! The long ski trails with a slight slope are great for beginner skiers, happy experience, exciting journey, will definitely come again

1 day in the magical powder resort of Cortina😍🔥🔥 some deeeeeeeep deep powder ✅ Tree run central ✅ Ski-thru coffee stop ✅ Onsen of dreams with mountain views ✅✅✅ Best day ever !!#japow #hakuba #Bluebird

The Tsugaike Plateau Suki Field, where you can enjoy sunrise and sunset, is located in Hakuba, Nagano. It has thrilling woods as well as gentle areas for beginners. There are small B&Bs nearby. Although they have been dominated by foreigners in the past two years, you can still enjoy high-quality Japanese services. There are often some anime cosplayers coming here to ski, which is quite interesting.

Attention ski lovers! 8-day Japan ski trip, explore the snowy secret land, super detailed guide is here, come and explore the ice and snow world together! . Route suggestion: 🌟Explore Japan🌟 DAY1: Nara Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Explore the deer in Nara🦌, then head to Osaka for shopping and food🍱. DAY2: Free time in Osaka Plan your own adventure in Osaka, or join a day tour to experience the scenery of Arashiyama, Kiyomizu-dera, etc.🏞️. DAY3: Osaka Castle Park - Kinkaku-ji - Fushimi Inari-taisha - Senbon Torii Visit the ancient Osaka Castle, visit the golden Kinkaku-ji, and pass through the Senbon Torii to feel the mysterious atmosphere🌸. DAY4: Kenroku-en - Higashi Chaya District - Shirakawa-go - Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck Feel the beauty of Japanese gardens in Kenroku-en, stroll through the Chaya District to experience tradition, and then head to Shirakawa-go and Ogimachi Castle Observation Deck🏯. DAY5: Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort Enjoy the fun of ice and snow at Tsugaike Kogen Ski Resort🏂, and feel the speed and passion. DAY6: Oshino Hakkai - Senso-ji - Nakamise Shopping Street - Ginza Explore the unique landform of Oshino Hakkai, visit Senso-ji Temple to pray for blessings, and then go shopping at Nakamise Shopping Street and Ginza🛍️. DAY7: Free time in Tokyo Plan your own itinerary in Tokyo, or choose to join a day tour to experience the beauty of the Great Buddha of Kamakura and Enoshima🌊. DAY8: Tokyo✈️Shanghai End your wonderful trip to Japan and return to Shanghai🛫. . Attraction suggestions: 🌸 Osaka Castle Park: A beautiful place to enjoy cherry blossoms and plum blossoms! The lush vegetation allows you to feel the beauty of nature. ⛩️ Senso-ji: A must-see attraction in Tokyo! The statue of Guanyin is solemn and majestic, and the Kaminarimon Gate is even more shocking. 🛍️ Shinsaibashi: A paradise for shopping lovers! There are all kinds of goods, and it is also a good place to taste authentic food! . Travel tips: 🌟Specialties are not necessarily cheap, shop around before you buy~ 📖A visa is required to travel to Japan, prepare in advance to avoid trouble. 🍣There are many Japanese delicacies, so try more authentic snacks. 🚌Public transportation is convenient, subways and buses are good choices for travel. 🗾Carry a map🗺 with you for easy access to your destination at any time. . Such practical travel tips for Japan, hurry up and save them!👍