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A hot spring facility on a quiet riverside with the Shinano River behind. You can enjoy a large bath with a sauna and a slightly reddish hot spring in an open-air bath with a great sense of openness. The public space is also substantial, complete with a restaurant, a great rest room, a rest room where you can take a nap, and accommodation facilities. The details are required by the official website.

It consists of seven waterholes scattered across the Kamagawa River, which flows from the Naeba Mountains, and is designated as a national famous and natural monument. The precipices of both banks (andesite) across the Kamagawa River form the beauty of the valley with columnar spares, creating a mysterious landscape. It is an academically unusual landscape with a vertical layer with a cross-sectional layer on the right bank and a sheer left bank, and is also introduced in Suzuki's "Hokuetsu Yuki no Kipu", "Akiyama Noriyuki" by [Bokushi].

Matsunoyama Onsen is the largest boric acid content in Japan and is one of the three largest medicinal baths in Japan. A communal bathhouse-like presence that stands in the center of its hot spring town. For both sexes, there is a bright-built large bath with sunlight coming through large glass windows, and a rocky open-air bath built facing a stream. The beautiful surrounding greenery can be seen from the bathtub of the outdoor bath. Because of the filtering of the source, there are few hot water flowers, but it remains the same as the table value of the medicinal water, which attracts many tourists and Yuji visitors. There is only a small rest room in the hall.

A shop that handcrafts Shinko rice cakes, a specialty of Matsunoyama Onsen. It is said to have got its name from the use of Kamishin flour (rice flour). The best match is a soft, strong rice cake with a refreshing sweet paste. 10 pieces of 850 yen.

The Honsasa Shinko rice cake, which is a specialty of Matsunoyama Onsen, is an original product using Kumasa from Niigata Prefecture. There are two types of wormwood and white rice cakes, and they are very pleased as souvenirs. In addition, Martaka Senbei, which uses ground miso and the prefecture's koshihikari, is also well received. There is also a hot tea service for those who come to the store.

A ski area located a 2-minute drive from the Matsunoyama onsen town. The course is varied, and you can enjoy the rich snow in both quality and quantity. Ski areas where you can play with even wellies, with snow activities such as air boards, snow bikes and snow skates. Weekday packs with lift day tickets, lunch tickets and hot spring tickets are also well received. After the run, it is a five-minute drive by "Japan's Three Great Yakyu-Matsunoyama Onsen".

Another attraction of Matsunoyama Onsen, which remains to be said to have been the hidden healing water of the Uesugi family, is the morning market. Asaichi Square is an uninhabited city open on the square facing the street of Takanoyu, and is open every Sunday and public holiday from April to November. In addition, an uninhabited city is open at various places in Matsunoyama from May to November, offering fresh local vegetables, wild plants and safe specialty products at low prices.

A private house that has become an empty house. Inside, myriad threads are strung up like cobwebs, and the contours of the human body emerge when eyes are glued. The body absorbs experiences and memories and continues to change. The author seems to think so and project himself. One of the highlights is the structure where beams and columns are exposed, and how to show light. The building itself has become a work, overwhelming visitors.

A privately-run day hot spring facility that counts as one of the Matsunoyama hot spring villages. The hot spring, which is rich in hot water, high in salt, and has the best content of boric acid in Japan, has warmed from the core of the body and has been a famous hot water for medicinal water since ancient times. It is a prominent modern building, and the single-sex bathhouse is a large bathhouse with a sauna and an open-air bath with a mountain green overhanging in the valley looming in front of you. There is also a 90-tatami large hall where noodles and other items are prepared and two private rooms for a fee.

A day-trip hot spring facility where you can soak in the hot water of the source. Uchoyu is a cypress-scented cypress, and a cobblestone bath made of natural stone is replaced by men and women every week. Both have an open-air bath and a sauna. After bathing, they go to a nap room or a lounge.