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Myoko Kogen

36.8724° N · 138.2119° E
Myoko Kogen
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Description

Backcountry skiing & onsen hot springs, plus summer hikes & cherry blossoms in spring.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible restroomOnsite servicesOnsite services availableLive performancesBar onsiteRestaurantRestroomWi-FiFree Wi-FiFamily-friendlyCredit cardsDebit cardsGood for kids
What visitors say top 5 of 13 reviews
Zuo2 months ago
★★★★★

Beautiful and the most cosy and friendly town I've visited this trip. Not very quiet at night as everyone was so happy and started partying because this town feels so warm and welcoming. It's very easy to buy snacks and food as the town is very convenient for people to walk up and down, left and right. Ski slopes were gentle and there's great food options, great for a week's stay if you have the time to explore around town and do winter sports. Miss this place so much after I left and will definitely be back to visit if I have the chance in future.

Katarina Gazo2 years ago
★★★★★

Myoko village is a pretty little place with a few cafes and restaurants. Easy access to ski slopes - walking distance to Akakura Onsen lifts and not too far to Akakura Kanko ( walk or shuttle).

David Braid8 years ago
★★★★★

This myoko kogen is a great set of ski resorts. The snow was metres deep, the bars and food shops are good Great time to be visiting this area as the crowds have not yet found this great area.

Benson Cheunga year ago
★★★★★

Beautiful area of Northeast Japan, with scenic mountains and also low areas that are calming and a great getaway, only two hours away from bustling Tokyo.

NichEdited 5 years ago
★★★★★

Myoko Kogen has some of Japan’s best back country. Easy living and no crowds. The reasons why I go back every year. 2019 March

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