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Excellent, 8.4
Established in 1955, Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku is set in Minakami and offers a Jacuzzi, outdoor tennis courts and a mineral bath. It provides a day spa, as well as a coffee bar, massage services and a free shuttle service.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Minakami, Japan
Established in 1955, Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku is set in Minakami and offers a Jacuzzi, outdoor tennis courts and a mineral bath. It provides a day spa, as well as a coffee bar, massage services and a free shuttle service.
Excellent, 9.3
This comfortable ryokan in Minakami offers complimentary wireless internet, as well as a free shuttle service and massage services. It provides 5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 9.3
Hotel in Minakami, Japan
This comfortable ryokan in Minakami offers complimentary wireless internet, as well as a free shuttle service and massage services. It provides 5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent, 8.7
Situated within walking distance of Minakami Railway Station, Micasa offers guests a convenient base while visiting Minakami. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet access in all areas.
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Excellent, 8.7
Hotel in Minakami, Japan
Situated within walking distance of Minakami Railway Station, Micasa offers guests a convenient base while visiting Minakami. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet access in all areas.
Excellent, 9.4
Located in Minakami, the bed & breakfast is an easy drive from Fujiwara Dam and Minakami Onsen. It also provides a garden, free Wi-Fi and a vending machine.
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Excellent, 9.4
Hotel in Minakami, Japan
Located in Minakami, the bed & breakfast is an easy drive from Fujiwara Dam and Minakami Onsen. It also provides a garden, free Wi-Fi and a vending machine.
Excellent, 8.3
Sanazawa-no-Mori provides a comfortable setting when in Minakami. It offers 3-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 8.3
Hotel in Minakami, Japan
Sanazawa-no-Mori provides a comfortable setting when in Minakami. It offers 3-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent, 9.7
Featuring ski in/out facilities and a swimming pool, Super Hydrogen Rich Spa Yado Kanzan is situated in Minakami and offers comfortable accommodation. It provides 4-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 9.7
Hotel in Minakami, Japan
Featuring ski in/out facilities and a swimming pool, Super Hydrogen Rich Spa Yado Kanzan is situated in Minakami and offers comfortable accommodation. It provides 4-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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| High season: | January |
| Low season: | April |
| Average price: | $249/night |
| Cheapest price: | $148/night |
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About Minakami
Minakami is a mountainous town known for its array of outdoor adventures and having one of the country’s most popular ski resorts. This picturesque town is captivating year-round, with tranquil hot springs and local culinary delights.
Things to do
Minakami boasts some of the closest ski resorts to Tokyo, making it a hotspot for skiers and snowboarders. Its mountainous and forested setting is also ideal for white-water rafting, canyoning and bungee jumping along the scenic Tone River.
Hike to Mount Tanigawa to find a trail along the length of its ridge that’s particularly beautiful in autumn when the foliage turns shades of red, orange and yellow. If you’d rather stay inside, sign up for cultural experiences, such as traditional tofu making and ceramics classes.
Rest your weary muscles while marvelling at the region’s natural beauty at one of Minakami’s hot springs. Takaragawa Onsen has some of the most famous “rotenburo” outdoor baths in the country, while Hoshi Onsen is nestled deep in the mountains of Minakami, where water bubbles up through the stones on the floor of the tub.
Sample Hegi-soba noodles, a local specialty made with fresh water. Sign up for a noodle-making course or take a self-guided tour of the local food scene with a bowl of handmade soba or udon at Kadoya restaurant.
Getting around
The easiest way to get around Minakami is by foot or bicycle. You can arrive by train via Tokyo at the JR Minakami Station in around one hour, with buses running from the station to the city centre in 20 minutes. Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport in Tokyo are both around a three-hour drive away.
Things to do
Minakami boasts some of the closest ski resorts to Tokyo, making it a hotspot for skiers and snowboarders. Its mountainous and forested setting is also ideal for white-water rafting, canyoning and bungee jumping along the scenic Tone River.
Hike to Mount Tanigawa to find a trail along the length of its ridge that’s particularly beautiful in autumn when the foliage turns shades of red, orange and yellow. If you’d rather stay inside, sign up for cultural experiences, such as traditional tofu making and ceramics classes.
Rest your weary muscles while marvelling at the region’s natural beauty at one of Minakami’s hot springs. Takaragawa Onsen has some of the most famous “rotenburo” outdoor baths in the country, while Hoshi Onsen is nestled deep in the mountains of Minakami, where water bubbles up through the stones on the floor of the tub.
Sample Hegi-soba noodles, a local specialty made with fresh water. Sign up for a noodle-making course or take a self-guided tour of the local food scene with a bowl of handmade soba or udon at Kadoya restaurant.
Getting around
The easiest way to get around Minakami is by foot or bicycle. You can arrive by train via Tokyo at the JR Minakami Station in around one hour, with buses running from the station to the city centre in 20 minutes. Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport in Tokyo are both around a three-hour drive away.