Set within the scenic countryside of Nozawaonsen, Peanuts House Kumakuma offers traditional accommodation and a wide range of facilities, such as luggage storage, free Wi-Fi and a free shuttle service. It also provides snow sports, ski lockers and laundry facilities.
Set within the picturesque countryside of Nozawaonsen, Kadowakikan provides comfortable accommodation and a full range of facilities, such as a free shuttle service, ski in/out facilities and free Wi-Fi. It also offers snow sports, ski lockers and luggage storage.
Located within the picturesque parkland of Nozawaonsen, Address Nozawa provides comfortable accommodation and a wide range of facilities, such as a ski school, ski in/out facilities and ski passes. It also offers complimentary wireless internet.
Located within the picturesque countryside of Nozawaonsen, Yamada-ya Ryokan provides comfortable accommodation and a full range of facilities, including a vending machine and snow sports. It is situated a brief stroll from Nozawa Onsen.
Located within the scenic countryside of Nozawaonsen, Nozawa Grand Hotel provides comfortable accommodation and a full range of facilities, including outdoor tennis courts, a Jacuzzi and an outdoor pool. Guests can also make use of free Wi-Fi.
Kawamotoya is ideally positioned in peaceful surrounds in Nozawaonsen, a short drive from Iiyama and Kijimadaira. Rooms are air conditioned and a wireless internet connection is included free of charge.
Set within the scenic parkland of Nozawaonsen, Ryokan Sakaya provides comfortable accommodation and a full range of facilities, including a Jacuzzi, a ski school and a sauna. It is located a short walk from Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort.
Nozawa Grand Hotel
8888 Toyosato, Shimotakai-gun, Nozawa Onsen, Japan
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Also known as the Early Morning Market, Asaichi is one of Nozawa Onsen’s top attractions. The pint-sized village is tucked away in the Japanese Alps and serves as both a busy winter ski resort and a year-round spa town.
Every Sunday, the Early Morning Market pops up along Oyu Dori, the village’s main cobblestone thoroughfare. From locally grown produce and homemade preserves to knitted ski hats and handicrafts, it’s a fantastic way to start your morning.
The market is also a great place to try Japanese street food. Onsen Tamago is the village specialty, made from chicken eggs that have been slow cooked in an onsen hot spring.
Getting there
The Asaichi market is held every Sunday along Oyu Dori. The best way to explore the markets and soak up the atmosphere is on foot. After you’ve browsed through the stalls it’s worth checking out the rest of the historic village. You can even take a soak in its steaming public hot springs. Thanks to Japan’s high-speed railways, it’s possible to travel from Tokyo to Nozawa Onsen in just over two hours.
Nozawa Grand Hotel is a very popular hotel near Nozawa Onsen Morning Market, with a score of 8.5 from 19 reviews. Address Nozawa (8.8 from 101 reviews) and Nozawa View Hotel Shimataya (8.1 from 91 reviews) are also highly rated Nozawa Onsen Morning Market hotels, based on recent feedback from HotelsCombined users.