I recommend Oga, home to the "Namahage" traditional event in Akita Prefecture. The hotel offers a free shuttle from JR Oga Station, but it requires a reservation in advance and runs a limited number of times. There are also shared taxis available. I stayed in a room facing the ocean. The view of the Sea of Japan stretched out from the window, and was amazing. The food was mainly fish dishes, but there was a performance of hot stone cooking that was fun. The local sake was also delicious. The hot spring had cloudy water and was very pleasant. You can't see the ocean from the open-air bath, but it is surrounded by a Japanese garden and there is also a tub bath.

You can bathe in the hot spring water while your hair freezes from the steam. It feels more like you are bathing in a hot spring in the snow rather than enjoying the snow. The spring water is rich and warms your body. As it is a Prince Hotel affiliated hotel, the food is delicious and the rooms are a little old, but they are clean and nice.

When it comes to baths where you can see the snow, Nyuto Onsen and hot spring are famous, but it's quite difficult to get to Akita or Iwate in the winter. So, we recommend Karinyu in Okukinu hot spring, Tochigi, as a hidden gem for an open open-air bath bath where you can see the snow. The quality of the sulfur spring water, which flows directly from the source, is excellent, and since it's open-air bath in the middle of Nature, you can really experience the snow in the winter. Even after you get out of the bath, your body will be warm from the inside out.

秋田でおすすめの温泉といえば乳頭温泉。「休暇村乳頭温泉郷」は、ぶなの森に囲まれた自然豊かなホテルで温泉は源泉かけ流しでおすすめです。露天風呂からはぶな林を一望。ゆったりできると思います。冬季には雪見風呂もできます。

Iwamatsu Ryokan (Japanese inn) is a hot spring inn in Sakunami Onsen, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. It is relatively easy to access, as it can be reached by bus or train from Sendai Station. The hot spring here has an abundant supply of water, and there is also an open-air bath where you can enjoy the snowy scenery you desire. The breakfast Buffet was also delicious.

Yuwaku Onsen is known locally as Kanazawa's inner sanctum, but is less well known nationwide than Wakura Onsen and Kaga Onsenkyo. It is a small hot spring resort with few lodgings, but the buildings are quite impressive, the food is delicious, and I was able to enjoy the hot springs at my leisure. There is also a magnificent open-air bath, and in winter you can bathe while watching the snow. It does not have the glitz of larger hot spring resorts, but it is a great place to relax and refresh yourself. The accommodation fee is not too high, so it is an excellent value for money lodging.

It is surrounded by nature and has no buildings, making it a perfect hot spring inn for viewing the snow. The high-quality hot spring is also used for therapeutic baths. The rooms are clean and traditional Japanese. The meals are Japanese-style kaiseki meals with a focus on local cuisine. This is truly a wonderful inn worthy of being called a hidden hot spring inn.

Although it is quite snowy, the natural environment is wonderful and the location is like a "secret hot spring". I wanted to take a bath in a white hot spring while watching the snowy scenery, so I chose Saito Ryokan (Japanese inn) which has good reviews in Shirahone Onsen. The open-air bath with a view of the snow was amazing. I was very satisfied with the bath, the food, and the room.

This is an inn in Oyu Onsen near Lake Towada. There is an open-air bath overlooking the Japanese garden, and in winter you can relax and enjoy the fantastical white garden covered in vegetation. At night, the lights are on, creating a fantastic atmosphere. The food is a kaiseki meal made with local ingredients, and our family had Hachimantai pork steamed in a bamboo steamer. It's difficult to enjoy the snowy scenery with the cheapest room, so I recommend a standard room or higher. Even in the standard room, the garden spread out in front of us and the view was wonderful.

Although it is a small inn, you can enjoy tasteful rooms and baths. There is an open-air bath and an indoor bath, so you can enjoy the view outside and warm up at your leisure. The view outside changes with the seasons, so in winter you can enjoy a landscape that feels like you have jumped into the world of a sumi-e painting.

This hotel is located deep in the mountains with poor transportation access and few restaurants, but it is very popular in the winter and it is difficult to make a reservation. The cloudy white water is amazing and wonderful while the snow is deep and falling steadily! This is the annex, but the main building is also good, and both include meals and cost less than 2 yen per person. Another recommendation is the restaurant. We enjoyed mountain delicacies and local cuisine around Japanese hearth.

Yamagata Prefecture has many wonderful hot spring, but I think Ginzan Onsen is the best. Ginzan Onsen, with its Taisho era romantic atmosphere, makes you feel like you're in another world. This inn has an indoor bath, open-air bath, and open-air bath Lying-down bath bath. All of the springs are of good quality and were very warming. In winter, the scenery is a silver world. There is no doubt that Ginzan Onsen becomes even more charming when covered in silver. The buildings and rooms are clean and well-maintained. The customer service is also impeccable. The food is also carefully prepared using local ingredients and was very delicious. I'm sure it will be a good memory of Ginzan Onsen.

雪見風呂には最高のロケーションのお宿。そのために、少し風情のある宿をおすすめします。こちらは、自然を感じるため、エアコンがありません。冬は寒いので、ストーブを貸してもらうほど。食事は山奥でありながら品数が多く、ご馳走という感じでは無いですが、地元の食材を楽しませてくれます。

1. Located near Lake Hibara, the view of Urabandai from inside the hotel is extremely beautiful. 2. The hot springs are rich in iron, and the open-air snow bath is especially amazing. 3. When there is snow, you can enjoy activities such as walking around the hotel in rental snowshoes. 4. At night, small wild animals are fed, which can be seen clearly through the window.

It is located in the Tazawako Plateau in Senboku City, Akita Prefecture. It is recommended for both skiers and those who want to relax in the hot springs. The best thing about this hotel is the open-air bath. The slightly hot water will warm your body that has been chilled by the snow. You can also enjoy Akita's local cuisine. I was able to enjoy the hot springs at a reasonable price.

A covered open-air bath would be nice. It is located just a few minutes by car from Lake Tazawa, famous for the "Tatsuko Statue," and is surrounded by forests, making it a quiet environment. Both meals are Buffet, and Akita's local dishes "Kiritanpo Nabe" and "Iburi-gakko" are served.

The hotel is located at a relatively high altitude, so it is cold in the winter. You can use the private open-air bath for free. The outside temperature is extremely cold, but the spring quality is good and it warms your body, and the view of the mountains, streams, and snow is amazing. Also, the large public bath here is rare and has tatami mats, so this is also recommended.

This hotel is located right next to the Niseko Annupuri ski resort, so you can enjoy skiing from morning to night. The prices are also reasonably priced. But above all, the open open-air bath air bath here is the best. Being surrounded by snow and getting snowed in is just heavenly.

古民家のような、槇をくべる暖炉に囲炉裏端のお料理が出ます。まるで日本昔話のような串に刺さったお魚は、臭みがなく美味しくいただけます。露天風呂は２４時間源泉かけ流し、貸切露天風呂もあるのでゆっくり雪見風呂も楽しめます。