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It was very quiet, and I was able to relax and take my time. This time, I was able to soak in the Onsen while it was snowing, which was very soothing. I would like to visit again.

Get off at a bus stop about 40 minutes from Tazawako Station (Shinkansen) and walk through heavy snow to reach the property. It’s an ideal location for enjoying the snow. True to its “sky” name, you can take in breathtaking snowy scenery. Even if it’s snowing heavily outside, the building is warm and comfortable. I stayed for two nights, and they provided a free shuttle to Tazawako Ski Resort, so it’s also recommended for skiers. The Onsen after skiing was amazing. When I visited, the snow on the road was nearly 2 meters deep—an irresistible setting for snow lovers.

We stayed for two nights, and the meals were different each day, so we enjoyed dinner and breakfast twice. The baths are available 24 hours a day, so you can relax without worrying about the time. The private family bath was also great. It was a shame we couldn’t use the open-air bath due to roof damage from the snow. Also, the WBC was on and we wanted to watch it on Netflix, but there was no HDMI cable, so we went out to buy one and were able to enjoy it. For guests who plan to relax in their Room, it might be nice if internet streaming access were available.

A Journey to Birthplaces with Three Mom Friends Sea of clouds, sunrise, autumn leaves, Onsen, and meals—everything was truly satisfying. The National Vacation Village after 50 years still had its red roof intact, bringing back nostalgic memories as if we had traveled back in time. We will definitely visit again!