Takamagahara Onsen Tours and Trips (Nagano Prefecture)

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Takamagahara Onsen

Takamagahara Hot Springs

(Nagano Prefecture Shimotakai Koriyama no Uchimachi)

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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, stiff joints, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive diseases
Spring quality:
Simple sulfur spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Popular attractions include the Forest Music Hall, Takahashi Mayumi Doll Museum, Takano Tatsuyuki Memorial Museum, and sightseeing spots such as Tanohata Marsh, Kanman Falls, and Onuma Pond.

Highlights

This hot spring, which wells up at the foot of Takamagahara Ski Resort, opened in 1998. It is located at an altitude of about 1,700m in the Shiga Kogen Highlands.

Hot Spring Specialties

The bamboo is so popular that tours are available.
Nemagaritake bamboo is a long, thin bamboo shoot that only grows in the mountains at high altitudes. It has a unique flavor and sweetness, and is characterized by a crunchy texture. Around Jun., people living around Shiga Kogen flock into the mountains to harvest Nemagaritake bamboo, and bamboo shoot-picking tours are also held for tourists. The most popular dish made with Nemagaritake bamboo is bamboo shoot soup. You can also eat grilled bamboo shoots, seasoned rice, and tempura at hotels and restaurants. During the season, bread containing Nemagaritake bamboo is also sold.

Hot Springs

A marshland where you can enjoy seasonal wildflowers
Takamagahara Marsh has a 1.3km long boardwalk called the Seseragi Promenade, which allows visitors to explore the Upper Marsh, Middle Marsh, Lower Marsh, Diamond Marsh, and Inner Marsh. It is a treasure trove of wetland plants, and in May. you can see Asian skunk cabbage and marsh marigolds, while in summer you can enjoy vermilion, giant lilies, cranberries, and Japanese lilies. You can also see char swimming in the Kozako River that runs through the marsh.