Kamisuwa Onsen

Kamisuwa Onsen, located on the shores of Lake Suwa, is famous as a hot spring resort boasting one of the largest volumes of hot spring water in Japan. Over 500 springs produce approximately 15,000 liters of hot water per day, allowing visitors to enjoy hot springs that flow directly from the source. Some accommodations even offer open-air baths with views of Lake Suwa and Mt. Yatsugatake, providing a hot spring experience in harmony with nature. If you love hot springs, be sure to visit Kamisuwa Onsen, which proudly boasts its abundant hot spring water.

There are many historic inns and hotels in the area surrounding Kamisuwa Onsen. Many of the hot spring inns located along the shores of Lake Kamisuwa, a famous spot in the area, offer rooms with open-air baths and large communal baths, allowing you to enjoy views of Nagano's magnificent nature. For example, Hotel Suigunoyu is a popular luxury inn with its own amber-colored hot spring and rooms with open-air baths. In addition, there are various accommodations in Kamisuwa Onsen that offer a range of plans to suit your needs. Why not spend a luxurious time here?

If you're enjoying tourism in Kamisuwa Onsen, be sure to visit the magnificent Suwa Lake right in front of you. The lakeside is a lush park where you can get up close to Suwa Lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Especially during sunrise and sunset, the view is breathtakingly beautiful. In addition, the Suwa Lake cruise is also popular. It takes about 30 minutes, so be sure to participate.

Kamisuwa Onsen is a historic hot spring town located in Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, and one of its attractions is touring sake breweries. In particular, the five breweries known as "Gozou" are a source of pride for the region and a valuable experience for tourists. At each brewery, you can also sample several types of their proud sake. If you find a sake that you particularly enjoy, it's recommended to purchase it on the spot as a souvenir of your trip.

There are various events held throughout the year in the Kamisuwa Onsen area. In spring, cherry blossoms and tulips are in full bloom, while in summer, playing in the water at Lake Suwa and camping are recommended. The "Suwa Lake Festival Fireworks Display," held every summer, is also popular among people from outside the prefecture as a summer tradition. In autumn, there are activities such as autumn leaves viewing and wine festivals, and in winter, skiing and snowboarding are just a few of the many activities you can enjoy in the Kamisuwa Onsen area. Let's heal our daily fatigue with the two non-daily experiences of nature and hot springs.