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Nagano Eau Sol Vert Karuizawa Club
Resort Golf Amid the Scenic Nature of Karuizawa
Overlooking the magnificent scenery of Mt. Asama and the natural beauty of Karuizawa Town in Nagano, this golf resort seamlessly combines elegant leisure with serene natural surroundings. The property features pet-friendly accommodations and a 2,300m² dog park with natural grass, where dogs of all sizes can run freely. Golfers are also welcome to bring small dogs on the cart to enjoy a round together. The restaurant and barbecue plans highlight local produce and premium meats, offering a true taste of the region. Each of the 13 suites comes with a kitchen and cookware, ensuring comfort even during extended stays. Contemporary art selected by the owner adds a refined touch throughout the interiors.
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Nagano Shiojiri Kimono Rental "kimono monami"
Explore Naraijuku Dressed in Chic Kimono Attire
Located in Shiojiri City, Nagano, this kimono rental and dressing salon offers a full range of services by professional stylists, from kimono fitting to hair and makeup. Popular plans include the "Fashion Coordination," featuring Taisho-style (early 20th-century Japan) komon in a charming retro look, and the "Komon and Yukata Coordination," ideal for summer festivals or sightseeing. Enjoy a carefree kimono experience and spend a day that feels truly special.
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Nagano Nakazen Sake Brewery
A sake brewery operating in Kiso Valley, which is blessed with nature.
A sake brewery founded in 1865 in Kiso Town, Nagano Prefecture. They brew about 90 kiloliters of sake a year, and instead of making the brewery large, they strive to produce sake that conveys the warmth of the brewers. Among these, we recommend the Kiso local sake "Nakanoori-san," which is made with underground water from Mt. Ontake and home-grown sake rice from Nagano Prefecture. "Naka-Nori-san" is a rare alcoholic beverage sold primarily in the Kiso area, and can also be ordered from the company's website. In addition, we have launched a new brand called "Zenkichi" and are selling nationwide. The direct sales store space will be renovated in June 2022 to promote the appeal of the Kiso area.
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Nagano Roadside Station Kiso Fukushima
Roadside Stop Overlooking Mount Ontake along Kisoji
"Michi-no-Eki Kiso Fukushima," located along National Route 19 in Kiso County, Nagano, stands in the center of the Kiso region and offers a view of Mount Ontake. The station includes shops selling crafts and local specialty souvenirs, as well as a farmers' market where fresh seasonal vegetables are displayed year-round, drawing many visitors. The dining area serves dishes made with local ingredients, and from the observation terrace, the sound of the river and birds can be heard, along with seasonal views of Mount Ontake.
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Nagano Fukutomi Sightseeing Bus
Experience a High-Class Tourist Bus to Nagano Prefecture
"Fukutomi Kanko Bus" stands out with its cheerful yellow color, adding brightness to the historic townscape of Matsumoto City in Nagano Prefecture. The tour offers a scenic journey through the beautiful Matsumoto Plain, with highlights including the national treasure "Matsumoto Castle", set against the majestic backdrop of the Northern Alps and Utsukushigahara Plateau, and Nakamachi Street, where traditional "namako-walled plaster storehouses" still remain. Recognized with the highest "three-star" rating in the "Chartered Bus Operator Safety Evaluation Certification" by the Japan Bus Association, this sightseeing bus company continues to enhance its efforts by introducing new vehicles equipped with advanced safety features and environmentally conscious technologies.
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Nagano QESTICA KaruizawaStation
Emotion-Filled Driving Through the Karuizawa Landscape
Located about a 9-minute walk from Karuizawa Station, this rental car shop is built around the concept of creating special moments in Karuizawa through new and memorable experiences. The fleet specializes in automatic open-top cars with right-hand drive layouts that are easy to handle, offering an immersive way to explore Karuizawa’s natural surroundings. Open-air driving brings together the sound of the engine, birdsong, and the region’s crisp air, while winter night drives through snow-covered landscapes reveal a dreamlike atmosphere beneath star-filled skies. Advance reservations are available for station pickup and baggage delivery services.
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Nagano Shinshu Kanko Bus Ltd.
Navigate a comfortable bus journey around Shinshu
"Shinshu Kanko Bus Ltd." is headquartered in Chikuma City, Nagano Prefecture. We operate bus tours to popular tourist spots such as history and hot springs, charter buses, and route buses that provide local transportation. We have a wide variety of vehicles, including a retro "bonnet bus" for tours to enjoy Shinshu, a luxurious "salon bus" fully equipped with karaoke and DVDs, and a "microbus" and "medium-sized bus" that can be used to suit your needs. can.
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Nagano Kukuya Shunsui, MIDORI Nagano
"Shunsui" Souvenirs Available at the Store Directly Connected to Jr Nagano Station
This souvenir shop is located on the second floor of "Station Building MIDORI", directly connected to JR Nagano Station. It stocks "Shunsui" brand and products officially approved by Zenkoji Temple. Recommended products are neatly displayed for easy browsing, allowing for quick selections even when time is limited. The shop is convenient not only for locals, but also for those visiting on sightseeing or business trips. Even without making the trip to Zenkoji Temple, official items can still be purchased here.
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Nagano Shunsui, Karuizawa
A Taste of Shinshu’s Seasons to Remember Your Karuizawa Journey
This souvenir shop in Karuizawa, Nagano, features a wide selection of soba noodles, including "Shunsui-Shinshu Jyuwari Soba," "Shinshu Togakushi Soba," and "Shinshu Jinen Yam Soba," alongside Japanese and Western sweets and local sake. The range also includes souvenirs made with regional specialties such as apples, chestnuts, and hanamame (scarlet runner beans), as well as local foods like Nozawana and Shinshu miso, and sake brewed with pristine local spring water.
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