MAHORA Nishinotani is an old private house inn built over 120 years ago. Surrounded by the nature of Myoko, enjoy hearth cooking, earthenware rice pots, and bonfires. 3 minutes from ski slopes, ideal for a stay to enjoy nature.

A Stay That Captures the Four Seasons of Myoko – MAHORA Nishinoya: Entire Traditional Japanese House Rental <br><br>Nestled in the tranquil rural mountains of Myoko, MAHORA Nishinoya is a traditional Japanese house rental that is over 120 years old.In this special setting, where Japan’s unspoiled natural landscape remains intact, you can enjoy a stay that blends tradition with comfort. Surrounded by nature throughout the four seasons, you can spend peaceful, relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. <br><br>Winter in Myoko is a paradise for ski and snowboard enthusiasts.The nearest ski resort, “Lotte Arai Resort,” is just a 3-minute drive away. With its superb powder snow and well-equipped facilities, this resort lets you enjoy winter sports to your heart’s content. If you’re looking for a wider variety of trails, head to the “Myoko Kogen Area Ski Resorts.”Located about a 50-minute drive away, these resorts let you ski while taking in magnificent views. After a full day of enjoying the snow, warm up around the irori hearth at MAHORA Nishinoya and spend a luxurious evening enveloped in the tranquility of Myoko while enjoying a bonfire under the night sky. <br><br>During the green season, which arrives with the melting snow, Myoko’s rich natural environment comes back to life. The forests, enveloped in fresh air and deep greenery, offer the perfect setting for forest therapy and nature walks.Enjoy activities unique to the Japanese countryside, such as exploring the satoyama on electric bicycles, foraging for wild vegetables, splitting firewood, having a BBQ, and—in the evenings—watching fireflies and catching insects. <br><br>In the fall, the mountains of Myoko are dyed in vivid shades of red and gold, creating a beautiful, picture-perfect landscape. At famous spots like Naena Falls and Irimori Pond, you can enjoy the autumn foliage reflected on the surface of the lake or in the waterfall—making this the perfect season for hiking and photography.Another attraction is the unique flavors of autumn, such as locally harvested wild mushrooms and mountain vegetables. <br><br>Whether you’re on a ski trip in search of the finest powder snow or simply looking to relax in a quiet, traditional farmhouse surrounded by nature, at MAHORA Nishinoya you can fully experience the charm of Myoko’s four seasons.We invite you to experience the special moments that can only be found here. <br><br><br>Experience Myoko’s Seasonal Beauty at MAHORA Nishinoya <br><br>Located in the serene countryside of Myoko, MAHORA Nishinoya is a 120-year-old traditional Japanese house, exclusively available for private stays. Surrounded by nature, this retreat offers a perfect blend of authenticity and comfort, allowing guests to fully embrace the changing seasons of Japan. <br><br>In winter, Myoko is a paradise for ski and snow lovers. The nearest ski resort, Arai Mountain Resort, is just a 3-minute drive away, offering high-quality powder snow and excellent facilities. For those seeking a wider variety of slopes, the Myoko Kogen Ski Resorts are about a 50-minute drive away, providing access to multiple ski areas with breathtaking views. After a day in the snow, return to MAHORA Nishinoya to warm up by the irori fireplace, enjoy a peaceful bonfire under the stars, or simply relax in the quiet beauty of the countryside. <br><br>As winter fades, the green season reveals another side of Myoko. Lush forests, fresh mountain air, and rich biodiversity create an ideal environment for forest therapy, nature walks, and electric bike explorations. Guests can experience the joys of BBQ gatherings, chopping firewood, firefly watching, insect catching, and wild vegetable picking, fully immersing themselves in rural Japanese life. <br><br>Autumn transforms Myoko into a landscape of vivid reds and golds. The brilliant fall foliage, combined with scenic hiking trails and attractions like Naena Falls and Imori Pond, makes it the perfect season for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers. The region is also known for its seasonal delicacies, including wild mushrooms and fresh mountain vegetables, offering a true taste of Japan’s countryside. <br><br>Whether you visit for world-class skiing and snowboarding or to enjoy a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, MAHORA Nishinoya provides a private and comfortable setting to experience the best of Myoko’s four seasons at your own pace.