Hot water round ski area

There are approximately 600,000 strains of azaleas native to the Tamu no Maru Plateau. In late June, a large community that fills the mountain skin with a red stain makes the plateau feel like an early summer visit. In this season, in the crisp wind of the plateau, the Yono-Maruyama-Oojatakedake climbing, which climbs as if to sew between the azaleas, is a popular trekking course. I want to go out on nature exploration where I can meet many alpine plants and wild birds. In mid-June to early July, the Tamu no Maru Kogen Azalea Festival is also held.

A high-rise moor sandwiched between the Takamine Plateau and the Tamu no Maru Plateau. You can walk while observing alpine plants. Recommended is a two-hour promenade that takes one lap from the Ikenodaira parking lot to the moors, Mikangagamine, Mount Miharu, and the hills of Clouds. In the treasury of alpine plants, about 1200 types of subalpine and alpine plants grow. From spring to autumn, flowers such as the crestfish, odamaki, and zuran-marsh can be seen, and in early summer, a community of irises dye the moors in a purple color. The clam, which produces dainty pink flowers, is also beautiful. In addition, there are the Mizunotoyama/Kotono mountain climbing course, and the Makhat-dake/Yunoyama course.

A day-use hot spring facility located very close to Tanaka Station on the Shinano Railway. The second floor features the hot spring zone (dining area, large hall, restaurant), while the third floor has the fitness zone (training gym, studio), offering a well-rounded experience. The large bath with sauna includes a cypress bath, granite bath, jacuzzi, and outdoor bath, with a weekly alternating system for men and women. The usage fee for the entire facility is 1200 yen.