Chubu Region Travel Guide

A stunning new scenic spot where you can easily immerse yourself in the magnificent nature of Oku-Hida.

A historic shrine with a rich heritage, gaining attention for its artistic goshuin and photogenic spots.

Finish your meal with ume chazuke, rice in hot broth topped with pickled plum.

An antique stained-glass museum where light and music create a soothing, immersive experience.

Japan’s first full-scale modern art museum dedicated to showcasing works by the great masters of the 20th century.

Enjoy a tropical resort atmosphere with delicious barbecue and a seawater pool overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

A ski resort where beginners and kids can have fun, thanks to step-up practice zones and one of western Japan’s largest snow play areas.

One of the largest ski resorts in western Japan, featuring a wide variety of courses suitable for all skill levels.

A pool and spa resort where guests can enjoy swimming and relaxation in swimwear all year round.

A luxurious day-use hot spring resort where you can relax all day, featuring panoramic ocean-view baths, saunas, and löyly (steam sauna rituals) for the ultimate rejuvenating experience.

A pine-lined pathway over 200 years old, said to be the route once walked by the deities who descended upon Miho no Matsubara.

One of Izu’s most popular swimming beaches, known for its beautiful white sand and clear blue waters.

Nagoya hitsumabushi crafted with the fragrance of Bincho charcoal and Japanese-grown rice.

Cafe at the Summit of the Shinhotaka Ropeway Serving Local Flavors and the Warmth of Wood.

A traditional Japanese restaurant where you can savor fresh seafood dishes from Atami, prepared with care to highlight the natural flavors of the region’s catch.

A long-established Western-style restaurant renowned for its signature katsu curry and a wide variety of other popular dishes.

A sushi restaurant located in front of Atami Station, offering fresh seafood delivered directly from Numazu Port at reasonable prices.

A popular spot for Yoshida Udon, known for its owner’s carefully crafted broth and noodles with an exceptional smooth texture.

A gourmet conveyor belt sushi restaurant from the Mikawa region, offering a dining experience that goes far beyond the ordinary sushi train.

A stylish and popular restaurant in Harunire Terrace where you can enjoy soba in two distinct styles-one for daytime and another for the evening.

A long-established restaurant renowned for Yoshida Udon, famous as the originator of topping the noodles with horse meat.

Enjoy Komagane's local specialty, sauce katsudon, while taking in panoramic views of the Japanese Alps.

A long-established dessert shop founded in 1948 in Karuizawa, where you can enjoy shaved ice made with natural ice from Karuizawa year-round.

A beloved restaurant that helped spark Karuizawa’s breakfast boom, now relocated to Miyota and newly reopened with a fresh concept.

A beekeeper-run shop beloved for its exceptional honey soft-serve ice cream and a wide variety of honey-based products.

A local supermarket offering everything from fresh produce grown in Nagano to a wide range of original products.

A community-focused supermarket offering an extensive selection of locally grown Shinshu vegetables, seafood, and much more.

This specialty cheese shop is run by a popular cheese factory known for crafting high-quality dairy products, using carefully selected ingredients and traditional methods for over 40 years.

A convenient shopping complex near the station, offering a great view of Mount Fuji and a wide selection of Yamanashi’s local specialties!

A gallery shop offering Arimatsu Shibori textiles, bringing traditional craftsmanship into everyday life.

A commercial complex opened as a new hub for showcasing the attractions of Fujikawaguchiko Town.

Shop while immersing yourself in the whimsical world of Alice in Wonderland.

A beloved classic bakery in Karuizawa, serving simple yet timeless bread for over 70 years.

A store where you can casually experience traditional crafts that were born and developed in Nagaragawa.

A Japan-made beverage brand that’s always aligned with top-notch quality and the best ingredients.

A charming butter sandwich specialty store that abundantly uses quality butter and ingredients from Nagano.

A prestigious hotel in Karuizawa, surrounded by history and nature.

A lakeside resort hotel where you can unwind with exceptional views of Lake Hamana.

A great-value hotel where you can enjoy multiple hot-spring facilities and an amusement park all in one stay.

A lakeside hotel where you can fully immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of Lake Shoji and the majestic Mount Fuji.

A luxurious hot spring resort where you can stay together with your dog, blending Japanese and Balinese design for a unique, relaxing atmosphere.

A resort hotel where you can enjoy breathtaking views, seasonal cuisine, and the ultimate in relaxation.

Experience true luxury in the heart of Atami’s most prestigious district.

A long-established inn founded in the Meiji era, where guests can relax with luxurious views, cuisine rich in the blessings of nature, and warm, heartfelt hospitality.

A free-spirited stay with the concept of “more than an izakaya, less than a trip,” featuring a 24-hour lounge where guests are even encouraged to bring their own food and drinks.

Enjoy a relaxing stay near Mount Fuji, where serene nature and refined hospitality come together for a truly restful getaway.

A Luxurious Glamping Resort with Panoramic Views of Mt. Fuji.

Relax and unwind in the spacious Rakuda no Yu ("Camel’s Bath"), stretching out comfortably in soothing waters.

A dynamic and immersive fireworks display that lights up the night sky over Atami Bay.

The largest summer festival in Nagano Prefecture, held every August. It's a large-scale Bon Odori event involving the participation of the local community.

One of the world's largest cosplay festivals drawing 200,000+ fans each year.

Garden of 500,000 moss phlox flowers in glorious bloom and a Mt. Fuji backdrop.

A natural art festival where ice sculptures stand proudly with majestic Mt. Fuji as the backdrop of winter.

The No.1 Taiko Drum Festival held at the iconic Mt. Fuji.

The Shirakawa-go Light-up Event, held amidst snow-covered landscapes, is where you’ll find a mesmerizing world of magic. Operating completely on a pre-booking system, this highly sought-after event draws wide acclaim.

A world’s largest procession of Sengoku warriors with over 1,000 participants.

One of Japan's three rarest festivals. The town comes alive with the flames of torches, aiming to calm the eruptions of Mt. Fuji.

Sanno Festival in spring and Hachiman Festival in fall are called Takayama Festival, known as one of Japan’s Three Most Beautiful Festivals.

The festival has been handed down since 1635. Watch the floats with trick dolls march around the castle town, Inuyama!

A unique light-up event in Gifu City featuring Gifu umbrellas and Gifu lanterns.