Matsubara Sukata Shrine

The museum stands on the Matsuharako plateau, at the foot of Yagatake. It contains works by Mr. Kuribayashi, a painter who is a native of Kōmi-cho and a former member of the Kokugakai, as well as works by Mr. Tatsuzo Shimaoka, a human national treasure and potter, and a pre-war SP record. It holds characteristic planned exhibitions and related events dealing with local writers, contemporary art, design, architecture, etc. There is a day-trip hot spring facility next to Yahho. The building, which is in harmony with the surrounding nature, was designed by international architect Tadao Ando. It takes 30 minutes.

Lake Matsubara is a collective term for the 10-little-small and the-small-10-year-old lake formed by the eruption of Tengu-dake [Tengu-only] at the Yagatake Renpong. In general, Lake Matsubara is the largest Lake Ina [Inako], and there are also Long Lake [Choko] and Otsuki Lake [Otsuki]. There is a promenade on the lakeside that can be walked in about 45 minutes a lap, and in the summer it is packed with people who enjoy camping and hiking, boating and cycling. From late December to early March, when the lake surface is completely iced, you can also enjoy the smelt fishing. It is also a lake that became the motif of the North Wind Priest's Kantaro.

Located on the Shinshu-Yatsugatake-Matsuharako plateau, the natural hot spring facilities in the complex resort city where you can enjoy golf, tennis, skiing and more throughout the year. Each of the two hot water baths has an open-air bath with a wood deck and a rock bath with a feeling of style, which are replaced each day. Relax and relax while looking at the great nature of Mount Asama and Lake Matsubara in the daytime, and the night view of Sakudaira and the stars of the sky. Lunch and bathing set 2000 yen ~ is also popular.