Hakuba Happo Onsen Tours and Trips (Nagano Prefecture)

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Hakuba Happo Onsen

(Hakuba Village, Kitaazumi District, Nagano Prefecture)

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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Relieves fatigue, neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, beautiful skin
Spring quality:
Alkaline simple hot spring

Tourist Attraction Information

The base for trekking along the Happo-One mountain range, offering a magnificent panorama. In winter, skiing at the Hakuba Happo-One Ski Resort is exhilarating.

Highlights

The alkaline hot spring water has a great effect on beautifying the skin and contains few substances that may have an adverse effect on the body, making it a "Yappōbijin no Yu" hot spring suitable for everyone.

Hot Spring Specialties

Ohyokkuri, a traditional dish from Hakuba Happo
"Ohyokkuri" is a local dish from the Hakuba Happo region that is made by kneading local flour and rolling it into an oval shape, and is similar to suiton or Koshu hoto. It is made into a hot pot dish with ingredients such as daikon radish, carrots, taro, burdock, Chinese cabbage, and other vegetables, mushrooms, and pork and chicken, and is seasoned with Shinshu miso. It is also served at ski resorts, where it has become popular for warming up the cold body, and has now become a Hakuba specialty in the winter.

Hot Springs

Happo, the birthplace of Japanese bed and breakfasts
Before the Edo period, the mountainous region was a sacred place of worship, but in the early Meiji period, there was a demand for surveying climbs of Mt. Hakuba, and mountain guides offered climbers lodging in their homes. In the Showa period, the number of climbers increased, and mountain huts and hiking trails were developed. In 1929, a mountain hut owner introduced a climber to a house at the foot of the mountain when a sudden change in weather prevented him from climbing. This was the beginning of minshuku (Japanese guesthouses), and at Accommodation, Atarashiya Ryokan, there is a monument commemorating this as the "birthplace of Japanese minshuku."