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A scent of history,nature, and fruit.

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Welcome to the “fruit kingdom”, Suzaka CityOne of the nation’s leading fruit producing areas
Suzaka City is a“fruit kingdom”where fruit trees account for approximately
80% of agricultural production. Mainly apples and grapes, but a variety ofother items are grown, including pears, peaches, prunes, and nectarines.
Grapes in particular have a long history, and there are records of cultivationin the Takabatake area starting in 1886. It is said that suitable areas for fruit
cultivation are places with an annual rainfall of less than 1,000 mm,
but the rainfall in Suzaka City is extremely low at 800 to 900 mm.
The area also has good drainage as it is an alluvial fan, and the differencein temperature between day and night makes it easy for the sugar content of
the fruit to rise, which is why it is able to produce such high-quality fruit.
In addition, there is the Nagano Prefecture Fruit Tree Experiment Station,
which has a state-of-the-art research environment. There are many fruits
produced in Suzaka City, including“Nagano Purple”and“Queen Rouge® ”.
Please enjoy its deliciousness.

Suzaka City is located in the northeastern part of Nagano Prefecture. Many agricultural products are produced in this fertile land,
which is blessed with natural benefits such as a difference in temperature and a high rate of sunny skies, and among these,
it boasts one of the highest production volumes of fruit in the country.

SUZAKA CITY FRUIT ENCYCLOPEDIA

Suzaka City is home to a naturally blessed growing environment
and the Nagano Prefecture Fruit Tree Experiment Station,
which conducts research on fruits such as breed improvement
and stable productivity, and is attracting attention fromall over the country as one of Nagano Prefecture’sleading fruit producing areas.
Introducing all the fruits that Suzaka City is proud of.

Suzaka City,a sacred place fordeveloping new
grape varieties

You can buy freshly picked fruits!
You can taste them!

You can pick fruits or buy them directly from the farm.
Suzaka City is home to many tourist farms and orchardsthat are full of delicious food and charm.

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● MAIN VARIETIES PRODUCED IN SUZAKA​

Shine Muscat, Queen Rouge®, Nagano Purple, Kyoho, etc.

PRODUCED IN SUZAKA​

Shinano Gold, Fuji, Akibae,
Shinano Sweet, Tsugaru,
Moon Rouge, Shinano Dolce,
Shinano Lip, etc.

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Prune production
volume, top classin Japan

026-246-8514、026-246-2318

Aoki nōen chokubaijo
026-248-1429、026-246-3884

aw● MAIN VARIETIES PRODUCED IN SUZAKA​

Shizen nōen Tomioka
026-247-5358、026-247-3400

Okazawa kaju-en
026-248-2984、026-245-1226

Santa nōen

Wasser, which has a refreshingsweetness, was first producedin Suzaka City.
k a ji m a Ha kanauNorthern Nagano Prefecture isa major producer of peaches,
including“Kawanakajima
Hakuto”.“Wasser”, which wasborn from a natural blend froma farm in Suzaka City, locatedin the north, has a refreshingtaste that goes well with summer,with the sweetness of peaches
and the sourness of nectarines.

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Maruroku
Sorimachi yūran-en
026-246-4619、026-245-1227

Nagano Prefecture boasts the highest
production of prunes in Japan.
The original brand of the JA Nagano Suko
Block, to which Suzaka City belongs,“Suko”is characterized by its large fruit,
high sugar content, and low acidity.

● MAIN VARIETIES

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026-246-8235、026-247-3370

Takemae nōen026-214-3820、026-247-4387

Arai nōento026-248-7744、026-246-2809

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Cherries herald the arrival of a refreshingsummer in Suzaka City. In addition to
popular varieties such as“Sato Nishiki”
we also recommend the limited variety“Shinano Ruby”which is produced
only in Nagano Prefecture.

High-quality blueberries
that can only be
produced in cold regions

Blueberries are popular not only for eating in fresh but
also for processed products such as jam. The Northern
Highbush variety, which is said to be of the highest
quality, is suitable for the climate of Suzaka City.

026-245-1955

Sorimachi nōen026-246-8550

Kaneju nōen

Sonosato
Blueberry nōenBlueberry nōenMori no hatake

Fruit no Miyagawa
026-245-6230

Aoki kaju-en

Kuroiwa kaju-en●

Buruburu farm 20（nirei）

026-248-8888
9:30-20:00（Sunday 9:00-）
Closed on Several Wednesdays a year●

JA Nagano Sukō Fruit Center“akai yane” chokubaijo MAP 57 A-2

026-248-5228
Closed on Tuesdays（No holidays in November）
Open from 8/1 to 11/30

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FUJI

Miyagawa nōen

KYOHO026-247-8917

090-4567-6158

Agris A-COOP Suko MAP 56 A-2

OCT

AKIBAENAGANO PURPLE
SHINE MUSCATQUEEN ROUGEⓇBLUEBERRY

026-245-9841

Sakuranbo
Azegami nōen026-248-6868
10:00-21:00, Saturdays, Sundays andholidays -22:00 Irregular holidays

SEP

Tanaka kaju-en
TANAKA FARM

026-245-9865

Sekiya onsen Yukku Land MAP 19 C-3

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SHINANO SWEET

Nakamura nōen

Goto nōen

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PRUNE, NECTARINE, PEACH

026-245-5030

026-248-1160

090-3312-0799

Agricultural products market

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CHERRIES

026-214-6559

080-5772-9174

You can buy seasonal products from Suzaka City!

SUZAKA FRUIT “SEASON” CALENDAR

026-248-4627

Shinshū Suzaka
Ota nōen
026-246-1834

026-246-8443

Wasser, Kawanakajima Hakuto, Hakuo, etc.

SUZAKAFRUITS

Grapes

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Fruit picking

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Including original varieties
from Nagano Prefecture
Assortment of colorful apples

Apples are a specialty of Nagano
Prefecture and are produced throughout
the prefecture, but Kitashinano,where Suzaka City is located,
is particularly famous for producing
high-quality apples. A wide variety ofapple varieties are grown,
including“Fuji ”, which is rich in honey.

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Among the specialty fruits that Suzaka City is proud of,grapes are particularly popular for their taste and quality.
Grapes such as“Nagano Purple”and“Queen Rouge®”,which have been attracting attention in recent years as
representative grapes of Nagano Prefecture,
are also native to Suzaka City.

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Direct sales
available

Tourist farm & Orchards

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SUZAKAFRUITSA direct sales shop where you can
buy agricultural products andspecialty products produced in
Suzaka City. The products available
vary depending on the season, so
you can purchase what’s in season.

There are also many sweets madewith fruits grown in Suzaka City!
There are many cafes andconfectionery shops in Suzaka City
that serve sweets made with fresh,
local fruits. From parfaits that look
like jewelry boxes to Japanese
sweets that are full of fruit, you’llencounter a variety of sweets as you
travel through Suzaka City.

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Number of hometown tax donations accepted for
3 consecutive years※ No. 1 in Nagano Prefecture!
Suzaka City ranks second among municipalities
in the prefecture in terms of annual hometown
tax receipts（as of 2021）. Furthermore, we havebeen ranked number one for the number ofdonations received annually for threeconsecutive years from 2018 to 2021.
Since there is a wide variety of fruits available,
80% of donors choose fruit as a return gift. Of
course, we also have a wide range of processed
products such as juice, wine, and miso.
For more information, visit Suzaka City’shometown tax payment website.

For more
information,
click here

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Bicycle rentals are available
in Suzaka City. A car is fine,but on nice days,
we also recommend cycling
to your destination while
taking in the city’s scenery.

Picnic lunch at
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Business days and hours
may vary during winter.

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Start your bicycle trip
from“Kuratto”!

A farm cafe located in“Garden Soil”,
which is decorated with seasonal
flowers and greenery. As the nameof the restaurant, which means“basket”in French, is based on theconcept of“a place where natureand time are intertwined”we offer
menus using fruits and herbs grownon our own farm. The“Picnic Set”,
which you can eat anywhere in thegarden, is popular.

By e-bikeabout 15
minutes

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9:00-17:00
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026-248-8008
11:00-15:30, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10:00-16:00※Last admission 30 minutes before closing
Closed on Tuesdays（or the next day if it is a public holiday）and
temporary closing days due to changes in exhibits, etc.
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on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, and holidays.

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Relax in
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Learn about the history andculture of Suzaka City at the
Tanaka Family Museum

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A shop witha nostalgic
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By e-bikeabout 30
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You can also enjoy
authentic matcha.

A museum that tells thestory of the prosperity of
wealthy merchants
A museum displaying items handed down fromthe Tanaka family, a wealthy Edo period merchant
who made a fortune in grain, rapeseed oil, andother businesses. The museum has a collectionof 30,000 items, including works of art such as
ceramics and lacquer ware, as well as kimonos andeducational toys. The grand layout of the mansion,
which measures approximately 10,000㎡ is also
impressive. You can also tour the pond garden,
where you can enjoy the scenery of each season.
In addition, at the attached cafe“Ryusen”, you canenjoy light meals, sweets, tea, etc. while looking
out at the beautiful garden.

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Enjoy hot springs and food!
The hot spring facility
where you can relax
for a day
A day-trip to a hot spring facility with 14
different hot springs for both men and women.
The Japanese-style“Garyu-no-Yu”which has arustic rock bath, and the Western-style“Kamatano-Yu”which has a jacuzzi bath, are open formen and women on a daily basis.
The restaurants and cafes have a reputation
for delicious food, and there are many specialties
such as handmade gelato, stone oven-baked
pizza, and the bread filled with milk cream.

026-248-6868 Spa：10:00-21:00（Last reception time at 20:00）,
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Fudo Fall

Yonako Falls

Suzaka City, located in the northeastern part of Nagano Prefecture, is blessed with rich nature and is
a town that harmonizes scenic landscapes with history and culture. Tour Suzaka and experience thebeautiful scenery that changes with the seasons with all five senses.

026-215-2225（Shinshu Suzaka Tourism Association）

A spectacular mountain climbing
route that can be accessed from
Minenohara Kogen!

Spring, summer, fall and winter,morning, noon and night.
A view that stands out
no matter when you see it

One of Nagano Prefecture’s most scenic spots,
which appeared in NHK historical epic series

Starting from Minenohara Kogen andreturning to Minenohara Kogen, the climb
to Mt.Neko is a gentle mountain trail thatallows even beginners to enjoy trekking
while enjoying the alpine plants.
（Time required : Approximately 4 hours
and 30 minutes round trip）

The majesty of awaterfall flowing down acliff colored by beautiful
autumn leaves

Fudo Fall has a height of 89m. The falling water flutters likea mist looking like a lace curtain. It has long been known asa“place of purification”for ascetics, and even today you cansee people getting drenched by the waterfall.

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STOP BY

Yonako Takiyama Fudoji026-245-0972 MAP WIDE 05 C-3

Mt.Neko
Yonako Fudo-son（ Satodo）

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The Summit of Mt.Neko

A highland resort where you can enjoy
nature all year round

MAP WIDE 03 D-3Minenohara Kogen
090-4949-3080（Minenohara Kogen Tourism Association）

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1. At“Komorebi Terrace”, you can see the entire Northern Alpsand a sea of clouds regardless of the season, provided theweather conditions are right. 2.Only for a few days in earlyNovember and early February every year, you can see the“sunset piercing through a spear”where the sun sets directly
above Mt.Yarigatake in the Northern Alps.

A plateau rich in nature at an altitude of approximately 1,300 to 1,600 meters locatedat the western foot of Mt.Neko and Mt.Azumaya. There are about 40 accommodations
such as pensions and lodges scattered around the area, making it a popular resortbase for relaxing. You can enjoy sports and leisure activities throughout the year,
including ski resorts that are popular with families in the winter, and tennis, golf,
mountain climbing, stargazing, camping, and glamping from spring to fall.
It is also popular as a sports training camp and is visited by many people.

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Enjoy winter!
A new sensation snow resort!

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The 1 million Astragalus azalea
plants are the largest in theprefecture.

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REWILD NINJASNOW HIGHL AND
0268-71-0464

5026-215-2225（Shinshu Suzaka Tourism Association）

Mt.Sakata is home to the city’shistorical site, the Kikkoyaki Kiln
Ruins, and a group of ancient tombs
that are cultural properties, and is
loved by citizens as a satoyama near
the city center.
The“Ryu no Wariishi”locatedhalfway up the mountain is said tohave been broken by a dragon who
tried to drink water in the olden days. It has become a hot topic
because it resembles the rock that appears in the popular anime.

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The largest and oldest burial
mound group in eastern Japan

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Haccho Yoroizuka Kofun
Fantastic Aurora
illumination

Japan’s largest
kids park!

026-215-2225（Shinshu Suzaka Tourism Association）

feel like a girlin the Alps

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Ryu no Wariishi

026-215-2225（Shinshu Suzaka Tourism Association）

In addition to skiing andsnowboarding on the 10
slopes, there are plenty of
fun activities for bothchildren and adults, such as
the breathtakingly beautiful
Northern Lights show and thePanoramic Long Swing thatoverlooks the Alps.

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Sakatayama Kyosei no Mori

Gomiike Hafu Kogen
A contrast of nature thatlooks like a painting

It suddenly became a popular
photo spot due to the anime.

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Fudo fall and Gongen fall are two 80-meter-high waterfalls that fall side by side in aquiet valley from Mt.Neko and Mt.Azumaya, and are selected as one of Japan’s top 100waterfalls. The sight of water rushing down the cliffs of Azumaya Volcano’s caldera is asight to behold. If you walk along the promenade for a while, you will be able to feel themagnificent nature all over your body, as if you will be sucked into it. This scenic spot
suddenly became famous when it was used as the filming location for the opening videoof the NHK historical epic series“Sanada Maru”
It is especially popular during the autumn foliage season, and many people visit.

Yonako Takiyama Fudoji Temple, whose
principal image is Fudo Myo-o, theguardian Buddha of Lord Uesugi Kenshin,is considered one of Japan’s three great
Fudo-son statues, along with Chiba Narita
and Niigata Sugaya. There is“Okunoin’’atthe foot of the Yonako-Falls, and“Satodo（Honbo）”in the Yonako district alittle further down from there, the principal
image is moved depending on the season.

The cross-country course that takes advantage ofthe altitude of Minenohara Kogen is perfect for highaltitude training. It has an all-weather course with a
total length of 2.0km with an outer turf course,
rubber chip elastic pavement, and an all-weather
track（400m）. It is often used by prestigious
universities and corporate teams for relay races.

A plateau that stretches to the west of Mt.Hafu, which borders
Gunma Prefecture and boasts an altitude of 1,999 meters.
From mid-June to late June, a large colony of astragalus azaleas,
estimated to number one million, bloom all at once, painting theentire plateau in a beautiful orange color.
You can also see Ezorindo from early to mid-September. Theview is spectacular, and the view of the Northern Alps and the
Hokushin five mountains is exceptional.

It consists of a group of six ancient
tombs called“Tsumiishizuka”, whichare piled up with river stones, andare scattered on the terraces of the
Ayukawa River. In particular, Mounds
No.1 and No.2, which are designatedas prefectural historic sites, are over
25.5 m in diameter and 3 m inheight, making them the largest andoldest rock mounds in East Japan. Valuable artifacts such as
Magatama and Sash clip fittings have been discovered.

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Relaxation park for Suzaka residents
selected as one of the top 100 cherry
blossom viewing spots.

MAP 09 D-3
MAP 10 D-3Garyū Park & Suzaka Zoo1

026-245-1770（Garyu Park Management Office）

1.The Suzaka Zoo locatedwithin the park is famousthroughout the country for
its red kangaroo, Hatch.
2.At Capybara Onsen
Hana-no-Yu, a wintertradition, many people aresoothed by the warm
capybara in the bath!

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600 cherry blossoms bloom
and compete to decorate
the pond shore

Hot springs in Suzaka
Suzaka Onsen Kojouso

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026-245-1460▲▲▲

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Bath
Indoor bath
Facilities
Shop▲

Business hours
10:00-21:00
Bathing fee
600 yen for adults, 300 yen forelementary school students and younger
Spring quality
Weakly alkaline simple hot spring▲

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As the entrance to the“Entire Museum”where
you can learn about Suzaka’s history and nature,
it mainly exhibits artifacts excavated from ancient
tombs in the city.

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9:00-17:00 Closed on Mondays（open if Monday is a holiday）,
the day after a holiday, 12/29-1/3
General 100 yen, free for high school
students and under

Kasaboko Museum

Tanaka Family Museum
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12026-248-8008
11:00-15:30, Saturdays,
Sundays, and holidays 10:00-16:00 ※Last
admission 30 minutes before closing
Closed on Tuesdays（or the next day if it is a
public holiday）and temporary closing days due
to changes in exhibits, etc.
General 900 yen, 350 yen for junior highschool & high school students, 250 yen forelementary school students.

The 11 Kasaboko, festival decorations, and Stalls
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that parade during the Suzaka Gion Festival arealways open to the public.On the second and third floors,people’s lives during the Edo period and materials fromthe Hori family of the Suzaka domain are displayed.
9:00-17:00 Closed on Mondays（open if Monday is a holiday）, the day after
General 200 yen
a holiday, 12/29-1/3（free admission on the 1st floor）, free forhigh school students and underFureaikan mayu gura
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Suzaka Classic Museum
The museum houses and exhibits a collection of
approximately 2,000 pieces of old folk art, including
antique kimonos from the Taisho to Showa periods,
donated by Japanese painter Nobutaka Oka.

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The former residence of the Otagiri family,
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a wealthy merchant family that contributed to thedevelopment of Suzaka’s silk industry, is open to the
public. You can see the prosperity of the time,such as the gate with a stone bridge.
9:00-17:00（Last entry is 16:30）
Closed on Thursdays（open on holidays）, 12/29-1/3
300 yen for adults, free for high school
students and under16
We have a large collection of prints by Kesaji
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Kobayashi, a printmaker from Suzaka City, as well
as works by printmakers from all over the country
with whom he had contact, as well as prints and selfpublished magazines.
9:00-17:00（Last entry is 16:30）
Closed on Wednesdays（open on holidays）,
300 yen for adults, free for
12/29-1/3
high school students and younger（separate
fee for special exhibitions）

The World Folk Doll Museum
Approximately 3,000 folk dolls from 100 countries
around the world are on display, collected by Chie
Koike, honorary president of Bunka Fashion College,
which has produced many famous designers.

9:30-17:00, November-February:
10:00-16:00, March: 10:00-17:00
Free admission
Closed on 12/29-1/3

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9:00-17:00（Last entry is 16:30）
Closed on Wednesdays（open on holidays）,
300 yen for adults, free for
12/29-1/3
high school students and under ※Additional
fees apply for special exhibitions

With one ticket（1,000yen）, you
can enter six facilities : Suzaka
Classic Museum, Kasaboko
Museum, Kyu Otagiri House,
The World Folk Doll Museum,Suzaka Hanga Museum,and Suzaka City Museum.

Mid-September

Suko Grape Festival

Early April

Garyu Park Sakura Festival

Late September

Suzaka Sweets Festa

Mid-April

Toyooka Sakura Viewing Party Hinnobe Festival

Early October

Craft & Art Fair

Late April

Shobu-no-sekku

Late October

Shinshu Suzaka Large Chrysanthemum Exhibition

Late May

Mori-no-naka Craft Fair

Early November

Suzaka Ebisu-ko

Late November

Shinshu Suzaka Toyooka New Soba Festival

Suzaka event calendar
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Kyu Otagiri House

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Visit Shinshu
SuzakaOpen Garden“Shinshu Suzaka Open Garden”is aproject that opens the gardens ofpensions and private homes for tours
through the kindness and goodwill of theowners. Each unique open garden has avariety of concepts and peak viewing
times. Part of the fun is interacting withthe owners, learning about their wisdomand commitment to gardening.

Throughout the four seasons, there
are many events that allow you toexperience the charm of the city.
Please come and visit Suzaka
City, which is always fun to visit!

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9:00-17:00（Last entry is 16:30）
Closed on Thursdays（open on holidays）,
12/29-1/3
300 yen for adults, free for high school
students and under

Suzaka Hanga Museum

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A garden where
flowers and greenery
bloom beautifully

THERE’S MORE!
CULTURAL FACILIT Y!

SUZAKA TOURIST DESTINATION

A weakly alkaline simple hot springthat is said to be a beauty bath.
The cozy and homely atmosphereis well-received by users, andeven famous athletes visit. There
are many tourist facilities in thesurrounding area, so we recommend
using it while taking a walk.

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Suzaka City is a city where history andculture live on in modern times. The city isdotted with many attractive cultural facilities
that tell the story of its history.

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Facilities
Available only to hotel guests*The attached“Tea Room
Yagura”is Available tonon-guests as well▲026-215-2225

Fukujunoyu Onsen Fukujuso
026-245-5701

Spring quality
simple hot spring
Bath
Indoor bath, outdoor bath,
Cave bath（mixed bath）,
private bath▲

SHINSHU SUZAKA TOURISM ASSOCIATION

Spring quality
simple hot spring（Hypotonic slightly
alkaline hot spring）
Bath
Indoor bath,
open-air bath, sauna,
welfare bathroom
Facilities
Shop, free rest area, restaurant, cafe, bakery,banquet hall, welfare bathroom

This secret hot spring, said
to have been discovered by
Yamabushi,Buddhist monk, during
the Heian period, is close to
Kawanakajima, so it has a long
history and is said to have become
Takeda Shingen’s secret hot spring
after the Battle of Kawanakajima.
Currently, it is only available toguests staying at Iwa no Yu.
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Agricultural experience / Nature experienceat Minenohara Kogen / Ski experience / Kura
townscape（ city development that takes advantage
of storehouses）/ Training experience at a temple（Zazen meditation, sermons by the chief priest,
etc.）/ Experience of visiting long-established stores（tradition and craftsmanship）/ Local food“oyaki”
cooking experience/sushi making experience/misomaking experience（ miso brewery tour）, etc.

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026-245-2453

Experience program

In order to deeply understand a place, it isimportant to experience the culture that lives there.
Suzaka City offers experiential programs that allow
you to learn about the charm of the area throughvarious experiences.
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Seni Onsen Iwanoyu

Business hours
10:00-21:00（last reception 20:00）,
Saturdays, Sundays,
and holidays-22:00（last reception 21:00）
Bathing fee
700 yen for junior high school students
and above,400 yen for elementary school
students,
Free for preschoolers.Weekdays from
5pm:500 yen for junior high school
students and above, 300 yen forelementary school students

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Bath
Indoor bath,outdoor bath
Facilities
Shop,free rest area,
restaurant▲

Business hours
6:00-22:00（last reception 21:00）
Bathing fee
Adults 600yen, elementary school
students 300yen, infants free
Spring quality
Weakly alkaline simple hot spring▲

SUZAKA TOURIST DESTINATION

Experience Suzaka

MAP WIDE 19 C-3

One of the largest day trip hot spring
facilities in Nagano prefecture. You
can enjoy 14 baths of 10 types. Relax
in the large public bath and open-air
bath. Restaurants that focus on locally
produced products, direct vegetable sales
corners, and cafes where you can enjoy
gelato are also popular.
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A famous hot spring where Uesugi
Kenshin is said to have healed his
fatigue. There is a large indoor bathand an open-air bath, giving it agreat sense of openness. The openair bath is a simple slightly alkaline
hot spring that is gentle on the skin.
It helps relieve fatigue, bruises,muscle pain, joint pain, etc.

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The park’s specialty is
Oden made with a darkcolored soup stock that issold at shops inside thepark. It has a history ofover 80 years since thestore near Ryugaike
started selling it.

Sekiya Onsen Yukku Land026-248-6868▲

The park is loved by local residents as a place to relax yearround, with cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in earlysummer, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery in winter. The park
was built in 1931 by Professor Seiroku Honda, Japan’s firstdoctor of forestry, who also designed Meiji Shrine and Komoro
Kaikoen. The sight of about 600 cherry blossom trees changing
color throughout the park is breathtaking. The pine trees on Mt.
Garyu look like reclining dragons and have been selected as one
of Japan’s top 100 pine trees. The park is also home to theSuzaka Zoo and the famous jet-black Oden, making it a popularspot where you can enjoy the whole day.

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Late December Ski resort opens

Late July

Gion Festival（Kasaboko parade）

Early February

Thirty tiered decorations and 1,000 dolls Hina festival

Late July

Suzaka Kattakata Festival

Early March

Waku-waku Hinamatsuri

Late July

Suzaka Minna no Fireworks Festival

026-248-9007（Suzaka City Town Development Division）

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Japanese dishes

Meat dish

Sushi

Restaurant

IzakayaCafe/Snacks

Meat dishNoodles026-214-0880
10:30-18:30
Closed on Wednesday, 1st Thursday
4
20seats

MAP
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B-1

ShinshuGyu Sosekitei

Juwari Teuchi Soba Agareya

B-3

Negifuku

Yakiniku Izakaya Minori

B-3

Kappo Notochu

A-3

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A Japanese BBQ restaurant that isparticular about creating a
comfortable space so that you canenjoy your meal slowly. We have awide variety of menus, including A5
rank Wagyu beef, tripe, seafood, andrice dishes.

026-214-9840
17:00-22:30（22:00 LO）
Irregular holidays
85seats
20

55
B-1

Sekiya Onsen Yukku Land
A popular buffet-style lunch where
you can choose your favorite pizza or
hamburger at the cafe, which is arenovated private house, followed bya salad and a drink. There are also avariety of shops to enjoy.

A restaurant that serves
everything from ramen to pizza

Restaurant inside the day trip bathingfacility. We have a wide variety ofmenus using local ingredients,
including Suzaka Miso Ramen. Of
course, you can enter the facility justto eat. There is no admission fee atthat time.

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B-4

026-245-0164
11:30-14:00, 17:30-21:00
Closed on Tuesday
4 ※reservation required
10seats

Enjoy A5 rank beef in a luxurious
restaurant

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Enjoy freshly baked pizza in an
old-fashioned restaurant with aclassy atmosphere169026-247-8020
17:00-23:00
Closed on Sundays and holidays
10
45seats

B-1

Nekomachi Ekisya
A long-established sushi restaurant
founded in 1907. The sushi andtraditional Japanese course dinner,which are carefully hand-preparedusing seasonal fish and shellfish, arehighly rated and attract many people
from outside the city. Chirashi sushi,
which allows you to enjoy lots of fishand shellfish at once, is also popular.

026-251-2555
11:00-23:00（22:30 LO）
No regular holiday
35
58seats

54

Yakinikuan Kyozenbashi
You can enjoy stone-ground Nihachisoba noodles made with local flour
from Takayama, as well as Japanesecuisine made mainly from local
ingredients. This restaurant boasts a
diverse menu that will satisfy
everyone from children to the elderly.
026-248-1320
11:30-14:30（14:00 LO）, 17:00-20:30（20:00 LO）
Closed on Wednesday night ※Closed on
all Wednesdays in January and February
only 120seats
50

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A-4

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Spectacular sushi and kaiseki
cuisine using traditional
techniques

We have a wide variety of menus
including tempura and rice bowls

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Sushi Kappo MatsukazeThis izakaya is a renovated 140-yearold former joinery shop.
It is popular for its retro atmosphere.
We have a wide variety of menu
items, including“Kokkoyaki”, half achicken which is slowly grilled.

A restaurant that conveys the taste of
Kitakata, which is famous for its
curly, thick soy sauce noodles. The“Suzaka Miso Ramen”, a menu
developed based on Ie-type noodles
as well as the authentic taste, is adish that can only be eaten here.

21

B-3

S UZA KA CU I SI NE

S UZA KA CU I SI NE

Sake and charcoal grill go welltogether in a retro restaurant

C-4

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42026-248-8008
11:00-15:30
Closed on Tuesday 40seats
80 ※Lunch available on Saturdays,
Sundays, Mondays, and holidays only.
Reservation required for meal menu

Kozantei Takai-honten
A long-established store founded in
1912. The soba noodles are madewith buckwheat flour from Shinshu
and other sources, and serve Nihachisoba with a great flavor. The
katsudon, which mainly uses pork
loin produced within the prefecture,
has a reputation for having the samedelicious flavor as before.
026-245-0023
11:00-14:00, 17:30-19:30
Closed on Tuesday and Monday nights
60seats
10

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WakuyaA cafe and rest area located at the
Tanaka Honke Museum, a famous
tourist spot in Suzaka. The bento
menu, which recreates dishes fromthe Edo period, is popular, along withoyaki and ozoni sets.

15

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Not just Kitakata, we also have awide variety of original menus

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The restaurant’s taste remains
the same as before, supporting
the dietary habits of locals

0904026-245-0053
11:00-21:00（reservation required）
Irregular holidays
40seats
10

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Aizu Kitakata Ramen Kura Suzaka branch

Taste local cuisine while looking
out at the Japanese garden

MAP

Soba Dokoro Matsuya
The appeal is the luxury of being able
to enjoy dishes made with the finest
soup stock and ingredients in pursuitof authentic flavors in a reserved
private room. The popular“lunch”isdetermined based on the ingredientsof the day, and each dish is carefully
served while incorporating seasonal
ingredients.

S UZA KA CU I SI N E

S UZA KA CU I SI N E

A long-established local kappo
restaurant that is responsible forthe special day of Suzaka
residents

52
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026-214-3837
10:00-16:00 LO
Closed on Monday and Tuesday
20
30seats※business hours, Regular holidays varydepending on the season

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B-2

026-245-7467
17:00-24:00
Closed on Sundaynone
35seats

MAP

Juice and hot dogs made using
grapes from our own farm arestandard. Also pay attention to the“Women Farmer Series”, whichchanges with the seasons, making
use of seasonal vegetables, fruits,
and local ingredients, such as fruit
tarts.

Tanaka Honke Museum Cafe Ryusen

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We offer a variety of yakiniku,“Minori-yaki”, which is grilled pork
tripe marinated in a secret sauce.
We also recommend the seasonalmountain delicacies and seasonal
sashimi made by the owner, who hasa background in Japanese cuisine.

SUZAKA CUISINE

090-8126-1473
11:30-14:00, 17:30-22:00 Closed on
Thursday（other irregular holidays）
3
20seats

MAP

The secret is our homemadesauce, which we have continued
to use since our founding

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A restaurant specializing in leek
dishes using“Shinkofuku Negi”,
which is grown by only one farm in
Suzaka. You can enjoy a variety ofcreative dishes made with sweet andsoft fresh leeks picked that morning,along with the owner’s carefully
selected alcoholic beverages.

SUZAKA CUISINESUZAKA CUISINE

A restaurant specializing in leek
(green onion) dishes where leeklovers and suzaka lovers gather

46
B-3

Taste the deliciousness of local
ingredients and nature in its
entirety

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B-4

D-5

CAFE LE PANIER
The restaurant is located in a
relocated 100-year-old private house,
where you can enjoy creative
Japanese cuisine that combines
traditional techniques with modern
tastes. Our chef uses his skills toprovide carefully selected andseasonal ingredients from all over thecountry.
026-248-6804
11:00-14:30, 17:00-21:30
No regular holiday
16
40seatsMAP

The owner, who is originally from
China, sells authentic dumplings thatrecreate the taste of home-cooked
dumplings from his hometown. Since
Chinese people eat dumplings in themorning, they offer dumplings that do
not use garlic, cabbage, or Chinese
cabbage.
026-248-3338
11:00-14:00,
16:00（Ends when sold out）
Closed on Wednesday
3
10seats

51

SUZAKA CUISINE

16:30-22:00

026-245-0418
11:00-14:00, 17:0020:00 Closed on Thursday 30seats
10 ※Only open for lunch on
Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

MAP

Tastes that highlight the skill ofJapanese chefs who areparticular about ingredients

Hot and juicy chinese dumplings
that brings out the flavor of theingredients

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Shunsai Kominka Yururi
Since its founding in 1887, it has
been well-regarded for its taste, which
has been maintained without changing
the traditional manufacturing methods.
Although we are a soba restaurant, we
also offer a wide variety of rice bowl
dishes, including katsudon, tempura
bowl, and Suzaka City’s local gourmet
Misosuki Don.

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B-2

SUZAKA CUISINE

026-248-5715
Closed on Tuesdaynone
19seats

35

Hand-made soba noodles, various
rice bowls, all of which we areproud of

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Weiwei Gyoza
A noodle shop with a wide variety ofmenu items, including Chinese
noodles, pork bone flavored noodles,and chicken paitan flavored noodles.
In addition to the standard menu,
creative menu items such as the“Spicy Miso Ginger”with a choiceof up to 10 types of spiciness arealso very popular.
026-248-9595
11:00-14:10 LO, 17:30-20:30 LO
Closed on Monday
15
35seats

MAP

Matsubaya soba-ten
A yakitori restaurant that uses the
traditional sauce passed down fromthe previous generation.
There is a wide variety of menu
items, including the famous“SoftShiro”,“Three Tsukune Brothers”, and“Juicy Negima”. The store has been
busy with regular customers since its
opening.

SUZAKA CUISINESUZAKA CUISINETop quality Japanese styleskewered chicken, Yakitori, in
front of the station

B-2

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Yakitori Tareya

Unique noodles that are widely
supported

Since its establishment in 1972, thissushi restaurant has gained areputation for its fresh ingredientsand beautiful presentation. We areavailable for bento boxes, catering,and delivery, so feel free to call us.
The restaurant offers course meals（reservations required）.

026-248-2555
10:00-21:00
No regular holiday

50

SUZA KA C UISIN E

B-1

026-246-7050
11:00-14:00, 18:00-22:00
Closed on Wednesday（open if Wednesday is a holiday）
20
28seats

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Zakasu Ramen

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We are proud of our soba noodles,
which are made by hand using soba
grown in the surrounding area andground in a stone mill. We also havea la carte dishes such as seasonal
tempura, charcoal-grilled bamboo
shoots, and smoked duck.

SUZA KA C UISIN E

026-245-0177
11:30-13:30, 16:00-21:00
Closed on Tuesday
15
40seats

MAP

Soba made entirely in-house,from milling to serving

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A restaurant specializing in meat
dishes that used to be a butcher
shop and has a reputation for its
quality ingredients. In particular,
Shinshu beef has been a popularmenu item since the establishmentof the restaurant. They also have awide selection of wines that go wellwith your meals.

SUZA KA C UISIN E

SUZA KA C UISIN E

High-quality meat provided at thequality of a butcher shop

Nigiri, maki, temari. Beautiful
sushi made by a sushi chef

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Chinese dishes

Matsue Sushi Suzaka branch
A cute cafe run by an interior goods
store. The gorgeous and cutely
designed cupcakes on the signaturemenu are a must-try. There is also afull menu other than sweets such as
curry and pizza.

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When it comes to the food you eat while traveling,
you want to be as particular as possible. There are many
restaurants in Suzaka City that serve dishes made with plentyof local ingredients grown in the majestic nature.

Soba

The food and sweets are so cute

SUZA KA C UI SI N E

CUISINE

SUZA KA C UI SI N E

S U ZA K A

Sweets Market Cafe
Shinshu Suzaka Misosuki Don

026-214-7580
11:00-17:00（16:00 LO）
No regular holiday
10
16seats

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026-248-6868
11:00-15:00,
16:30-20:00 LO（Saturdays, Sundays,
and holidays - 21:00 LO）
Closed due to maintenance
250
70seats

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Let’s stay in Suzaka

HOTEL

Shirafuji

City Hotel

070-8570-0423
15:00 ～
12:00
Accommodation fee：66,000 yen per building～
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026-245-2121
16:00 ～
10:00
Accommodation fee：4,500 yen per person～
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Number of rooms：5026-245-8121
16:00 ～
10:00
Accommodation fee：5,940 yen per person～
50
Number of rooms：42
MAP 24 A-1

GUEST HOUSE

KojousoSunshine EightMAP 27 B-4JAPANESE INN

Suzaka Onsen

Minenohara Kogen is one of Japan’s leading pension villages, with approximately 40 pensions and lodges. Customizability is a luxury that can only
be found in a pension, such as support for mountain walking and various sports, experience classes that take advantage of the owner’s special skills,
and the ability to respond to requests for meals and sweets. Find the perfect accommodation for you from our unique selection of accommodations.

… Hot spring available

RENT A WHOLE HOUSEAsahikan

Choose a pension stay on a plateau in the sky

MINENOHARA AREA

CITY AREA

JAPANESE INN

You can’t experience Suzaka all in one day. If you wantto take your time sightseeing, you must stay overnight.
There are many attractive facilities in Suzaka City, fromdowntown to resort areas, to enrich your stay.

PensionKerun

MAP WIDE 33 D-3

DATA0268-74-2591
15:00 ～
10:00

Pension

MAP WIDE 33 D-3

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DATA

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026-214-7945
16:00 ～
11:00
Accommodation fee：4,000 yen per person～
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Fukujuso

MAP WIDE 33 D-30268-74-3908
15:00 ～
10:00

Uonaka Ryokan

Bois Vert

Sora no Mori

MAP WIDE 33 D-3

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026-245-5701
16:00 ～
10:00
Accommodation fee：5,000 yen per person～
Number of rooms：18
40026-245-0271
16:00 ～
10:00
Accommodation fee：4,950 yen per person～
Number of rooms：7
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MAP 21 E-5Camping night in nature

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MAP WIDE 30 C-5
MAP WIDE 31 D-3

0268-71-5691
15:00 ～
10:00
Pet bungalow available, main building pet
consultation required（dogs only）

Minenohara Kogen Tourism Association

PensionPlaisir

MAP WIDE 33 D-3

DATA0268-74-3570
15:00 ～
10:00
Pets allowed only in cottages

090-4949-3080

MAP 26 B-4There are also many wonderful pensions on the Minenohara Kogen

Restaurant

Lodge ErsteLiebe

Pension Relief

Pension Garden Story

Pension Halftone

Pension Haeckel

pension Buranko

Pension Mountain Papa

Tomita Pension

Enjoy thelocal cuisine“Hinnobe soup”!
Tōge no chaya

Sasurai no Ziyuhikokan

Sports Lodge MIYA

Pension Fukunaga

Pension Kiraboshi

Lodge Aboria

Belfleur Suzurankan

Pension Shiroitsubasa

Kasumi-tei

Pension Rimini

Pension Frederick

Asunaro Pension POCKET

Okuyama Pension Radish

Pension Yagi

Pension Kinoko

Pension Bluebell

Pension noichigo

Pension Heidi Hof

Hirata Pension

Kong0268-75-0832

CAMP SITE

From auto camping to glamping, Suzaka City has plenty of facilities where youcan enjoy a stay that blends in with nature. Why not spend some time admiring
the beautiful mountain range and listening to the sounds of nature?

Suzaka Onsen Yamanokami Campsite●
Gomiike Hafu Kogen Auto Campsite●
REWILD ZEKKEI GLAMPING RESORT●MAP WIDE 33 D-3

DATA0268-74-2510
15:00 ～
10:00
Pets allowed

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KimamaDATA

0268-74-3538
15:00 ～
10:00

DATA

REWILD ZEKKEI GLAMPING RESORTYamanoyado

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Pension●

MAP WIDE 33 D-3

MAP 25 B-1

JAPANESE INN

026-245-2453
15:00 ～
12:00
Accommodation fee：30,900 yen per person～
Number of rooms：18
30

Start Line026-245-0707
16:00 ～
10:00
Accommodation fee：5,000 yen per person～
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Number of rooms：7

MAP 28 B-4

Fukuju no Yu Onsen

MAP WIDE 33 D-30268-74-2697
15:00 ～
10:00

DATA

0268-74-2725
15:00 ～
10:00

IwanoyuDATA0268-74-1250
15:00 ～
10:00

DATA

Seni Onsen

DATA

White Eagle

Shimeikan

Udono Pension

JAPANESE INN

Pension

MAP WIDE 33 D-3JAPANESE INN

Guest house Kura

026-245-1460
15:00 ～
10:00
Accommodation fee：8,570 yen per person～
70
Number of rooms：35

Lodge Yamaboshi

0268-74-3002
0268-61-7535
0268-74-2704

FOR MORE
INFORMATION.
CLICK HERE

0268-74-2570

0268-74-2790

0268-74-3344
0268-74-2798

0268-74-34146
0268-74-2079

0268-74-2733

0268-74-2693

0268-74-2728

0268-74-2730
0268-74-2729
0268-74-0210

0268-74-2722
0268-74-3133

090-5771-0376
0268-74-2120

0268-74-3644
0268-74-3534
0268-74-2337

0268-74-2354

KOMEBAKARI
0268-74-2209

0268-74-2298
0268-74-2350
0268-74-1063

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Babacho
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Processed agricultural products nurtured by richnature, local foods that have been loved since ancient
times, miso and sake made in a climate suitable forbrewing, etc. We will introduce you to the special
products that Suzaka City is proud of.

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01 | Suzaka fruit jams

02 | Suzaka fruit juices

The jam is made with fruits grown in
Suzaka City, which is rich in fruit, and ischaracterized by its juicy, fruity flavor
and the refreshing sweetness and acidity
inherent to the fruits. A greatcomplement to yogurt and pancakes.

The 100% fruit juice made from fruits grown in
Suzaka City, such as grapes and apples, has ahigh sugar content and a rich flavor.
It is made at various farms and processing
plants within the city.

04 | Anbata Sand

For more
information,
click here
※ No International Shipment,
Domestic Shipment Only

Locally produced dressing made with fruits andvegetables grown in Suzaka City. Moreover, it
is healthy as it does not use salt or additives.
It is an excellent product that can also be used
as a sauce for pasta and meat dishes.

07 | Shinshu Suzaka
Miso Ramen

08 | Pickled
Numame Shirouri

Local noodles made with miso, aspecialty of Suzaka City. It’s available atnoodle restaurant in the city, so compare
the flavors and find your favorite.

“Numameshirouri”
is a traditional Shinshu
vegetable that originated in the Numame areaof Suzaka City and is suitable for growing
Oriental pickling Melon. Pickles made with thismelon, which is thick and suitable for pickling,
have a fruit-like texture.

A craft beer made with Suzaka’s famous
water, apples（Fuji）, grapes（Kyoho,
Nagano Purple, and Shine Muscat）, and
cassis from Suzaka. It is characterized by
the natural sweetness of the fruit.

RYUGA
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MECENAT HALL
Suzaka Zoo Nishi

FRONTENTRANCE

A sake brewery with one of the largest
production volumes in Nagano Prefecture. The
main brand is Keiryu. In recent years, we havebeen focusing on developing new brands andlimited edition lines, such as“Shah”, whichhas an aftertaste that disappears like a comet.

We offer a variety of wines, including
Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Merlot, whichhave won numerous awards at domestic
and international competitions. We aim tocreate elegant wines that go well withJapanese meals.

KOKOKUJI
TEMPLE

SOUTH ENTRANCESUZAKA BASEBALLFIELD

TAKAHOBASHI
BRIDGE

Oyaki is famous as a local dish of Nagano
Prefecture, and in Suzaka City, steamedoyaki is common. The manufacturingmethods vary depending on the store, suchas making it with just flour and water orusing rising flour.

Sukiyaki seasoned with Suzaka miso
was served by local factory owners tomerchants visiting Suzaka from the Meiji
to Taisho periods. This dish wasdeveloped to revive the taste of the
Taisho era.

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Lover’s Sanctuary SUZAKA ART PARKSUZAKA 14
HANGA MUSEUM

An art park that combines
culture and nature. On the
ring-shaped monument in
the park, the shadow of aheart appears on the vernal
and autumnal equinoxes!

SUZAKAART PARK

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Minamiharamachi Higashi
DODOGAWABASHI
BRIDGEHISTORICALBUILDINGS MUSEUM
16

THE WORLD FOLKDOLL MUSEUM

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Muraishicho

to SUZAKA NAGANOHIGASHI IC

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10 SUZAKA ZOO

Kenmin Undohiroba Nishi

09 | Oyaki

12 | Wine from
Kusunoki Winery

Sakatamachi
Minamiharamachi

06 | Suzaka miso

11 | Sake from
Endo Brewery INC.

WEIWEI
GYOZA
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Suzaka City, with its temperature
differences, is an ideal place forfermenting and aging miso, and there are
four miso breweries that have been aroundsince ancient times. Miso, carefully madewith high-quality soybeans, has a mellow,
nostalgic taste.

10 | Shinshu Suzaka
Misosuki Don

Mt.GARYU
471m

to GOMIIKE-HAFU KOGEN

If you access the online
shop of the Shinshu Suzaka
Tourism Association, you
can purchase Suzaka City’sspecial products at any
time. We also accept card
payments, convenience
store payments, and mobile
carrier payments.

05 | Suzaka fruit andvegetable dressing

This is a new Suzaka confectionery thatis a collaboration of Japanese andWestern sweets. A Japanese-styleconfectionery made with butter and redbean paste, a popular sweet of Suzaka,
which has many classic Japanese
confectionery shops.

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03 | Shinshu Suzaka
Fruit Ale406

to SUGADAIRAMINENOHARA KOGEN

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to JOETSU･IIYAMASUZAKA･OBUSEFRUIT ROAD

APPLE LINECHIKUMAGAWA
RIVER

JA-NAGANOSUKO FRUITCENTER「AKAIYANE」

NEKOMACHIEKISYAKITAKATA
54
RAMEN KURA

403

to SEE & PLAY

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to STAY

01

HOT SPRINGAWIDE AREA FARM ROAD

20

SUZAKA WIDE AREA

YAMANOKAMI

29 CAMP SITE

Mt.SAKATA
07871m
Mt.MYOKAKU
SAKATAYAMA
958m
KYOSEI NO MORI

MATSUESUSHI
50CENTRAL AREA（P14）

DODOGAWA
RIVER

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OLD
SONOSATOSCHOOLASAHIKAN

to MATSUSHIROKYOZENBASHI

to EAT

01

KOZANTEISUZAKA ONSEN
KOJOUSOSUZAKA STATION

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55

01

（KITASHINANO FRUIT ROAD）

HINO STATIONSUZAKA
NAGANOHIGASHI IC

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403

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MURAYAMASTATION

to TAKAYAMANORTH SUZAKASTATION
AGRIS
56
A-COOPSUKO BRANCH

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18

to NAGANO

5to NAKANO･OBUSE
MATSUKAWA
RIVER

OBUSE
SMART IC

to NAGANO4INOUE PATH
OF HISTORY

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AYUKAWARIVER
HACCHOYOROIZUKA
KOFUN

TOYOOKADAM

YONAKO19

05 TAKIYAMAFUDOJI TEMPLE

Mt.HAFU
1,999m30

GOMIIKE HAFU
KOGEN CAMP SITESEKIYAONSENYUKKU LAND

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GOMIIKE HAFU
KOGEN

Mt.MYOTOKU
1,293mContact information
regarding transportation
services

Mt.DONABE
2,000mSENI ONSEN
IWANOYUC

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TRAINS●NAGANO ELECTRIC RAILWAY------- ☎︎026-245-0317

SCHEDULED BUSES●

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NAGADEN BUS----------------------------- ☎026-296-3208

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REWILD ZEKKEIGLAMPING RESORT

TAXIS
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YONAKOFALLSHOKUSHIN TAXI-------------------------- ☎026-245-5353

Mt.URAKURA
2,091m31

NAGADEN TAXI---------------------------- ☎026-245-0351

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03 MINENOHARA KOGEN
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RENTAL CARSREWILD NINJASNOW HIGHLAND

KITAMORI------------------------------------ ☎026-245-0375● SUKO SYARYO HANBAI---------------- ☎026-245-1018● NIKONIKO RENTAL CAR--------------- ☎026-245-1618●

SKI RESORT33

Mt.NEKO2,207mMINENOHARA KOGENPENSION VILLAGE

Mt.AZUMAYA
2,354mto UEDA･SUGADAIRASAPPORO～MATSUMOTO

BY CARS

Access to
Suzaka CityJOETSU ICHOKURIKU EXPRESSWAY

NAGANOTOYAMA

NAGANO EXPRESSWAY

KANAZAWAFUKUOKAOTO～ MATSUM

MATSUMOTO IC
MATSUMOTOAIRPORTSUZAKA NAGANOHIGASHI ICJOSHIN-ETSU EXPRESSWAY

SUWA ICCHUO EXPRESSWAYHOKURIKU SHINKANSEN

KOFU

TOKYO

IIDA ICNAGOYAKYOTO

KAN-ETSU EXPRESSWAYSHIOJIRITSURUGAKANAZAWA

FUJIOKA JCTOKAYA JCTHOKURIKU EXPRESSWAY

KOSYOKU JCTTOKYO

HOKURIKU SHINKANSENOSAKANAGOYA

KANAZAWA

HOKURIKU SHINKANSEN

JR EXPRESS TRAIN

NAGANOJR TRAIN OR BUS

TOKAIDOU SHINKANSEN

1295-1 Suzaka, Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture 382-0077

SAPPORO

026-215-2225

Suzaka City Industrial Promotion Department Commercial Tourism Division
1295-1 Suzaka, Suzaka City, Nagano Prefecture 382-0077

026-248-9005

SUZAKA
NAGANOHIGASHIIC

NAGANOELECTRICRAILWAYSUZAKAJOETSU JCT

BY AIRPLANESTOYOHASHIJOSHIN-ETSU
EXPRESSWAYON TRAINS

Shinshu Suzaka Tourism Association https://www.suzaka-kankokyokai.jp/[ Published in March 2024 ]KAN-ETSU EXPRESSWAY
CHUO EXPRESSWAYTOMEI EXPRESSWAY

MEISHIN EXPRESSWAY

OSAKA

TOKYO
OSAKA

KARUIZAWA
UEDA
TAKASAKI
SUGADAIRAIC
KITA-KANTO EXPRESSWAY
MATSU
MOTO

FUKUI
CHUO HONSENSUZAKAIIYAMA

NAKAGO IC

https://www.city.suzaka.nagano.jp/

FUKUOKA

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