Sorry, we've only just seen this. Not sure who you were addressing the question to. Most foreign visitors stay around Akakura - you can check many options via our website or by completing our accommodation request form. There are quite a few hotels with ensuite, although I highly recommend enjoying local onsen hot springs. Lots more general information about shuttles, resorts, etc., is available via the Destination Joetsu Myoko website. Hope you find/found something suitable.

You'll probably like Akakura Onsen which is at the base of two resorts (Akakura Onsen and Akakura Kanko). FYI Myoko Kogen is the village & train station at the bottom of the hill. January 2020 is already getting quite busy for a few hotels. If you send us your details via our Destination Myoko Kogen website (sorry - not allowed to include the link) we're happy to suggest a few available options.

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Hi Jen, just plug "Things to do in Myoko" and "Day tours from Myoko" into Google (sorry, TA doesn't allow direct links). Those will give you plenty of options. Enjoy Myoko!

Hi Belinda A few tips. Bring bread with you as I did not find any Hf bread in Japan. Also bring some GF Soy sauce. Bring snacks. I got a sign made in Japanese and symbols to explain my allergies. At Myoko at the Snow sports they have a list of restuarants that are Gluten Free that you can go to. At the back of the snow sports store is a fabulous cafe - Panaroma- that serves lots of GF food❤️. The chef is gf so is very aware. Even had cakes! We also ate at the Japanese restaurant across the road which had GF soy sauce and meals. We stayed at Hotel Central and they served a GF teppanki dinner, if you provide the soy sauce. There was also a bar that was on the Main Street that was down some tricky stairs to a fun space. They served GF Mexican food. On the mountain itself I did not find GF food but us not far to go to The Panaroma cafe for lunch. Good luck and enjoy! GFLizzy

Type 'Getting to Myoko' into Google. Click on the top link 'Getting to Myoko Kogen is straightforward. 3-5 hours from Tokyo'. Done! Enjoy your time here.

Double posting. Please see our answer in your original post. Thanks!

Only Akakura Onsen and Akakura Kanko (Akakan) resorts are adjacent. A joint ticket is available for 4,800-5,000 yen a day. Other resorts are accessible via shuttle or some hotels offer free shuttles (check when booking). Most foreign visitors stay around Akakura - you can check many options via our website or by completing our accommodation request form. Lots more general information about shuttles, resorts, etc., is available via the Destination Myoko Kogen website. Enjoy Myoko!

It's not a 'property' Jamiejim7, it's a resort area, made up of 5 separate ski resorts. You will need to consider various accommodation options within those resorts. However please be aware that ski in, ski out options are limited. Some of those are quite away from restaurants, shuttle buses and other facilities, so you need to balance this out. Hope this helps! More information and many accommodation options are available via our website.

There are no public onsen but you are able to visit the onsen at different hotels. Usual cost is 500-1,000 yen. Ask your hotel for more details when you arrive.