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Information on Ojiya

22 Pick Up Your Souvenirs！

Features

24 Map/List of Lodging Facilities

6 Nishikigoi
8 Ojiya-Chijimi
9 Hegisoba

26 Access Map

Copyright (C) 2011 Masao-Tanaka
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The mascot created from a bull ina bullﬁght is named Yoshita-kun

10 The Four Seasons in Ojiya

from the chant, "Yoshita," by thehandler of the ﬁght. Yoshita is

Sightseeing Spots

local dialect meaning "Good job."

18 Yamamotoyama Kogen
19 Ojāru, Citizen's House/ Ojiya Shinanogawa
Hydroelectric Power Station

20 Yudokoro Chijimi-no-Sato
21 Ishokutei Tochu

MAP

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Please see page 24 for the MAP.

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Information on Ojiya
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No. 5

Ojiya-chijimi, a fabric culture
passed down in the region

Egami picture paper, a souvenir
purchased by Ojiya merchants

Using a high-quality hemp fabric called
Choma, Ojiya-chijimi is woven with a
traditional method. It is the ﬁrst Japanesefabric designated as an Important
I n t a n g i b l e C u l t u r a l Pr o p e r t y b y t h eJapanese government and as an Intangible
Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.

D u r i n g t h e Ed o p e r i o d ( 1 6 0 3 - 1 8 6 8 ) ,merchants selling Ojiya-chijimi in themetropolitan area often brought home
Eg a m i , o r N i s h i k i e (p i c t u re p a p e r ) a ssouvenirs. There are still many Egami
picture papers, which are customarily used
for decorations on the Girl's Day.

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No. 7

Lanterns called Mando used in
the Ojiya Festival have karakuri
mechanisms

Go to Yamamotoyama Kogen to
see natural landscape!

Origin of Nishikigoi "Swimming
Jewels"!
Nishikigoi carp attracts attention as"Swimming Jewels" because one Nishikigoi
may cost over 100 million yen.
"Nishikigoi-no-Sato" is the only Nishikigoi
museum in the world, where visitors can feed
the carp. Every year in spring and autumn,
the Nishikigoi Fair attracts many Nishikigoi
lovers from overseas
to see how Nishikigoi
are raised in the cleanwater of the snow
country by traditional
methods.

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Shoyonshakudama of Katakai
ﬁreworks, the largest ﬁreworks inthe world!

Live commentary of the bullsumo wrestling for a deeper
understanding!

The Katakai Festival in Ojiya has developed
Shoyonshakudama ﬁreworks. The ﬁrework
explodes into a brilliant spectacle,
measuring 800 meters in diameter. The
beauty and dynamic sound of the ﬁreworks
is spellbinding.

At the Ojiya Bullring, highlights of thebullﬁghts are given in a live commentaryfor easy understanding. Know thebackground and each bull's signature move
fo r a m o re f u n , e xc i t i n g a n d t h r i l l i n gexperience.

Mando used in the Ojiya Festival havemoving mechanisms; therefore, they arecalled Karakuri Mando. Moving
mechanisms are designed and created by
local residents' associations and others.

Rape blossoms in spring, sunﬂowers insummer, buckwheat in autumn and a sea ofclouds in winter. Yamamotoyama Kogen is ascenic spot offering the natural landscape ofOjiya throughout the four seasons.

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around the world!

Swimming Jewel s

Nishikigoi

Five particular
popular varietielys

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KohakuTaishoSanshoku

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Sanshoku

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Watch themovie fromhere

Originated in Ojiya! Beginning of Nishikigoi
Nishikigoi (colored carp) ﬁrst appeared in the ﬁrst half of the 19th century during the Edo
period (1603-1868). It is said that they ﬁrst emerged as a result of a sudden mutation in carpthat were bred for food at Nijyumurago (a part of present day Ojiya City, Nagaoka City and
Uonuma City) in Niigata. Research and improvement followed, new varieties came about, andthey soon began to attract attention as ornamental ﬁsh from overseas for the number ofvarieties and high quality. Each Nishikigoi has a different pattern, and it is said no two are alike.

6This is the only Nishikigoi museum
in the world. There is a pond in a
Japanese garden and another pondin the museum building wherevisitors can see over 300 carp ofapproximately 20 varieties
swimming gracefully. There is also
an area where visitors can learn about the history andvarieties of Nishikigoi carp.
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Nishikigoi-no-Sato（Nishikigoi museum）
MAP

Visit the website
from here

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1-8-22 Jonai, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-83-2233
Hours: 9:00 a.m. ‒6:00 p.m.

*Until 5:00 p.m. between December and February

Admission: Adult/ 520 yen
Elementary and junior high students/ 310 yen

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Simple and CoolOjiya-Chijimi
A hemp fabric culture has existed in
Ojiya for approximately 1,200 years.
Ojiya-chijimi is a traditional fabricthat ﬁrst emerged in the early Edo
period (1603-1868) when Masatoshi
Horijiro came from Harima Akashi
and improved Echigo hemp fabric. Itscharacteristic creases, called "Shibo,"
give it a distinctive coolness andtexture. Ojiya Tsumugi and Katakai
cotton are also popular among
Kimono fans.

Buckwheat noodles
in a textile town!

Hegisoba
Ojiya City Sogo Sangyo Kaikan
in Sun Plaza

Designated Important Intangible Cultural
Property by the Japanese government
Registered Intangible Cultural Heritage
by UNESCO

Ojiya Orimono Kobo

（Ojiya fabric workshop）

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Located on the ﬁrst ﬂoor, Orinoza is ahands-on fabric gallery where visitors
not only learn about the history oftextile technology, but they can also
try making a coaster using its uniqueweav ing technique. A p p are l an dinterior goods made with Ojiya's
traditional fabric can be purchased atts
and shirJackets
Takuminoza on the second ﬂoor.
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ade withmold here
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1-8-25 Jonai, Ojiya City
fashion
They areTel: (+81) 258-83-2329
fully!
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fit woWhen you visit Ojiya, you must try
Hegisoba buckwheat noodles.
Seaweed called funori for gluing
fabric is used as a binding agent,
which makes noodles smooth andﬁrm. Bite-size portions are
beautifully arranged on a square,board-like dish called a hegi.

List of Soba Noodle Shop
Ojiya Soba Wada

1-2-2 Touei, Ojiya City

Wataya Main Shop

2-3-34 Honcho, Ojiya City

Wataya Hirasawa Shop

1-8-5 Hirasawa, Ojiya City

Ojiya Soba Kadoya

4992 Sakuramachi, Ojiya City

Fukumasu

1413-1 Sakuramachi, Ojiya City

Let's
eat!

Suzakaya

1721-1 Kowada, Ojiya City

Maruichi794-1 Mattocho Otsu, Ojiya City
Yudokoro Chijimi-no-Sato

1670-1 Oaza Hiu Ko, Ojiya City

0120-459-883（Toll free.Available in Japan only.)（+81）258-82-2258（+81）258-83-0588（+81）258-83-2234（+81）258-82-2624（+81）258-82-3295（+81）258-86-3037（+81）258-81-1717

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Spectacu

lar sight

Excitement in the Spring

Nationally Important Intangible
Folk Cultural Property

Mystical cherry blossoms ﬂoatingin the spring nightThis Is Bullﬁghting in Echigo
So erful
Pow
Cherry blossoms in Funaoka Park MAP B-3

Bull vs. Bull!
Bull vs. Seko!?

Watch the movie
from here

Opening of
Bull Sumo Wrestling
Bull Sumo Wrestling

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Watch the brave sekos separating
the excited bulls

The sight of two huge bulls weighing more than one
ton each crashing into each other as handlers called
seko supervise the battle chanting "Yoshita!" is a sight tosee. The fact that 400 brave bulls took part in thisexciting sacred event for over three days was recorded ina book published 200 years ago. Higashiyama villagers,
who raise these special bulls as members of their family,
believe it has a history that stretches back 1,000 years.
The ﬁrst tournament of the year is held on May 3rd and
one tournament is held every month until November.

Higashiyama District / Ojiya Arena MAP D-2

Yellow carpet extending yonder
Oilseed ﬂowers at Yamamotoyama Kogen MAP C-4

Ojiya Bull Sumo Wrestling Arena
A total of 15 to 20 matches per day take place during
the tournament. Live commentary is provided toﬁrst-time spectators for easy understanding.
Admission (including tax)/
General 1,000 yen
VIP 2,000 yen
Parking / Free (space for 300 vehicles)

Once a month inMay‒November

Obtaininformation on
event dates
and accessroutes fromhere

*Held from noon on the ﬁrst Sundayof the month except in May andAugustTel: (+81) 258-83-3512（Ojiya City Tourism and Exchange Section)

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Contrast to the summer sky

Traditional Beauty of Ojiya Must-see Mando

Lights Up the Summer Sky

So iting
Exc

Sunﬂower ﬁeld at Yamamotoyama Kogen MAP C-4

Sunset coloring the shelf pond

Ojiya Festival

Watch the movie
from here

Participated by people
from every corner ofthe city
Honcho Dori / Karakuri Mando Parade

Ojiya Festival
Held at the end of August, this grand festival is
the largest in Ojiya. It features ﬁreworks, Bondances by people from every corner of the city
and a Karakuri Mando Parade. Mando ﬂoats
with karakuri mechanisms designed andcreated by neighborhood and citizen's groups
parade through the town accompanied bymusical instruments and chanting.

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The ﬁnale features super-sized ﬁreworks over
1,000 meters wide!

Nikko Shrine Festival

Loved by locals, this traditional
event featuring culturally
valuable folk arts such as the
Honen Shishimai dance andMikojii-Ningyo-Ayatsuri puppets.
It is held in around the middle ofJuly every year.
Nikko Shrine

MAP

1Mikojii-Ningyo-Ayatsuri puppets
2Honen Shishimai dance

MAP

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Carp nursery pond in Higashiyama District

MAP

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Will therenext ye be ﬁreworksar?

Fireworks Filled with Our Thoughts

Set Oﬀ to the Autumn Night Sky

So tional
Emo

Asahara Shrine / Katakai Firework venue MAP B-1

Katakai Fireworks
The Asahara Shrine Autumn Festival is held on the 9th and 10th of
September every year. Fireworks are a symbolic offering to the shrine,
and the festival is famous for Yonshakudama, the largest ﬁreworks inthe world. For locals, the ﬁreworks are a "pride of the city they
demonstrate" in celebrating Coming of Age (for 20-year-olds),
Kanreki (for 60-year-olds) and other special events. Around Asahara
Shrine, many booths and food stalls offer food and souvenirs. It istruly a wonderful old-style festival.

Looking forward to the soba harvest

Watch the movie
from here

Enthusiasm and Excitement

Katakai Festival
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Sparkling ﬁeld before the harvest
Terraced ﬁelds of Sodenosawa

MAP

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Buckwheat ﬁeld at Yamamotoyama Kogen

MAP

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Kamakura igloo snow light andwinter ﬁreworks

Beautiful
Snow Country

White S
now and
BrilliantColors

So tifulu
Bea
Yamaya Tsubono Honyarado Festival MAP B-2

Natural scenery typical in the winterFestival of white color and light

Ojiya Hot-Air Balloon
Festival
Ojiya Hot-Air Balloon Festival venue

Ojiya Hot-Air Balloon Festival

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Hasaki for drying rice at Ikegahara MAP C-4

Bleaching
Ojiya-Chijimi
on Snow

Numerous colorful hot-air balloons ﬂoat
above the white snow-covered ﬁelds as
though in a winter fairytale. This event takes
place for two days at the end of February.
The ﬁrst night features a balloon contest andﬁreworks. This magical world is worth
seeing.

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MAP

Glowing balloons in the night sky

Ojiya-chijimi is laid out on thesnow for bleaching at the Ojiya
Hot-Air Balloon Festival venue.
This is a traditional method ofﬁnishing the fabric with vivid
colors.

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Attractive majestic nature!

Sightseeing SpotsOjiya Sightseeing Spots

Beautiful plateau

From camping to playing in the snow

Where refreshing river breezes blow

A place that makes your family smile

Yamamotoyama Kogen（Yamamotoyama Highland）

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Located 336 meters above sea level, the observatory at
Ya m a m o t oya m a Ko ge n o f f e r s a v i e w o f t h e t h r e emountains of Echigo, the Aizu mountain range, and the
Shinano River. Autumn attracts many birdwatchers
because this isconsidered one of thebest birdwatching spots
Oja-ruin the eastern Japan towatch migrating bird of
prey such as eagles andNo.2 Retention Basin
Sawayama Pocket Park
hawks.
MAP

C-4

Yamamoto, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-83-3512

Yamamotoyama Kogen(Ojiya City Tourism and Exchange Section)18

Ojiya Kleingarten

Ojāru, Citizen's House

Ojiya Shinanogawa Hydroelectric Power Station
This is a place of residents and visitors to relax and tolearn about hydropower generation and the
Shinanogawa River. It also offers lodging. Simulators
allow visitors to experience how it feels to be a driver,which is fun for children. A campground and barbequepits are available for outdoor pleasure. People can playwith snow during the winter season. Many couples visit
to ring the "Koryu-no-kane (Bell of Exchange)," thesymbol of the facility.
MAP

C-4

1216-3 Yamamoto, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-82-2478
Hours: 9:00 a.m.‒6:00 p.m.

Visit the website
from here（until 5:00 p.m. from November to March）

Closed: Wednesdays(Closed between December 29 and January 3)（ Japanese only)
Admission: Some sections require admission.

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Attractive majestic nature!

Sightseeing SpotsOjiya Sightseeing Spots

Enjoy delicious Ojiya specialties

Restaurant building

after a bath in onsen spa

telling about the prosperity of Ojiya

Ishokutei Tochu

Yudokoro Chijimi-no-Sato（day-use hot spring）
Onsen spa having no lodging facilities annexed to aroadside station. There are two types of baths: aJapanese-style Tsumugi-no-yu and a western-style
Chijimi-no-yu. One week, the Japanese-style bath isreserved for men, and the western-style is reserved for
women; the next week, women use the Japanese-style bath,and men use the other. The restaurant serves Hegisoba
buckwheat noodles and chewy udon noodles, as well as
bountiful set meals. Ojiya souvenirs are sold at the shop.
MAP

This restaurant continuing from the Edo period (1603-1868) isfamous for its Ume-no-ma room where Tsuginosuke Kawai had
lunch after meeting with the new government army. Registeredtangible cultural property.
Yudokoro Chijimi-no-Sato's mascots

Chijimi-chan

Tsumugi-kun

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1670-1 Oaza Hiu Ko, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-81-1717
Hours: 10:00 a.m.‒10:00 p.m.

Visit the website
from here(admission closed at 9:00 p.m.)

Closed: Wednesdays(open if a Wednesday falls on a holiday)（ Japanese only)

Admission: Adults 900 yen / Elementary school students 500 yen

20(700 yen for adults and 300 yen for children after 6:00 p.m. on weekdays, and 8:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays)

11-11 Motomachi, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-82-2033
Hours: 11:00 a.m.‒1:30 p.m. (Last order) 1:30 p.m. /5:00 p.m.‒11:00 p.m.

(Cafe opened to 4:00 p.m. Reservations required for dinner hours)

Closed: Irregular

Visit the website
from here（ See English page)

Wealthy merchant's mansion in Ojiya

Nishiwaki Residence

Nishiwaki residence was the home of a wealthy
merchant during the Edo (1603-1868) andMeiji (1868-1912) periods. Today, theresidence is open to the public and visitors cansee its stately garden changing with eachseason.

MAP

B-3

2-7-6 Honcho, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-82-3000
Hours: 10:00a.m.‒4:00p.m.
Closed: Wednesdays
Admission: Adult/ 300 yen
Elementary and juniorhigh students/ 150 yen

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Pick Up Your Souvenirs!
Line-up of delicious and delightful souvenirs manufactured using
traditional Ojiya techniques

Miso / Soy sauce

Sweet potato pudding

Exquisite Echigo miso, soy sauce
and other seasonings loved by
local people.

Flavor making the most of sweet potato.
Hand-made by farmers.

Confectioneries

ucts
Unique prod taneo-nkiusing Kars
rice cracke

Ojiya soba buckwheat noodles
Take home delicious buckwheat
noodles made with high-quality
buckwheat ﬂour and funori .

There are many
confectioneries withthe motif of Ojiya
traditions, such as
Nishikigoi carp andﬁreworks.

Ojiya fabric goods
Crisp texture of hemp feels good tothe touch.
Decorate your room withhigh-quality apparel and accessories.

Rice crackers
Special ﬂavor of ricecrackers made in arice-producing area.

Full line-up of souvenirs

Ojiya City Sogo Sangyo Kaikan Sun Plaza, Ippinkan

Koshihikari rice from Uonuma
Rice with distinctive sweetness
and stickiness.
Rice brand famousthroughout Japan.

22Japanese Sake
Delicious sake exhibiting theskill of Echigo brewers using
sake rice grown in arice-producing areaand fresh water.

There is a full line-up mainly of products from Ojiya.
Many of the products sold at Ippinkan are alsoavailable through "Ojiya Fan Club" online shop whichis convenient for repeat purchases.
Sun Plaza

Online shop

1-8-25 Jonai, Ojiya City
Tel: (+81) 258-83-4800
Hours: 9:00 a.m.‒5:30 p.m. （ Japanese only)（ Japanese only)

MAP

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*Until 5:00 p.m. from December to February

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Asahara Shrine(Katakai Festival and Fireworks venue)

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Lodging Facili

Hotel Senkei

Map of thecentral area

2-2-1 Jonai, Ojiya City

351

Tel: (+81) 258-82-5651

Hotel Plaza Katayama

1-7-3 Honcho, Ojiya City

Hotel New Plaza

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Carp breeding pond at
Higashiyama District ●Yamaya Tsubono
Honyarado Festival venue ●●Yamaya PA

Sun Plaza

Ojiya City Oﬃce

291

Nishikigoi-no-Sato●

Nishiwaki Residence●●●

Ojiya IC

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Mt. Joyama●

Ojiya Station

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Tochu

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Ojāru

Tel: (+81) 258-82-2161

Ryokan Inn Kaminoyu

Chijimi-no-Sato

Ryokan Inn Gyoden

2-6-21 Honcho, Ojiya City

Ryokan Inn Miya

Tel: (+81) 258-82-4838

Tel: (+81) 258-82-2031

351

2-2-2 Funaoka, Ojiya City

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794-1 Mattocho Otsu, Ojiya City●

Mt. Joyama Trekking

Tel: (+81) 258-82-0089

546-2 Oaza Hiu Tei, Ojiya City

Tel: (+81) 258-82-4581

Guest House Maruichi

Ojiya Hot-Air Balloon Festival venue

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Ojiya Park Hotel

2-6 Inarimachi, Ojiya City

1-2-3 Toei, Ojiya City

Ojiya Festival venue
291
Nikko Shrine●

Ojiya Bull Sumo
Wrestling Arena

Tel: (+81) 258-82-1185

Ryokan Inn Kawagishiya

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403

1-2-35 Jonai, Ojiya City

Tel: (+81) 258-82-2051

Yamamotoyama Kogen ●Ojiya Furusato-no-Oka Youth Hostel

2063 Oaza Koguriyama, Ojiya City
Echigo-Kawaguchi IC

Tel: (+81) 258-86-3037

Tel: (+81) 258-59-2951

Farmer's Inn Shinsuke

3736-3 Oaza Minaminigoro, Ojiya City Tel: (+81) 258-59-2779●

Hasaki for drying riceat Ikegahara

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A popular trekking spot where trekkers
are treated to a panoramic view ofmajestic mountains and Echigo Plain
from castle ruins 384 meters above sea
level. At the foot of the mountain is afamous spring of Baba-shimizu and tea
room Shuseian.

Farmer's Inn Okko-no-ki(Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property Building)

2518 Mattocho Bo, Ojiya City

Farmer's Inn Hendon

3382 Oaza Iwasawa, Ojiya City●

Terraced ﬁelds ofSodenosawa

Shimin-no-Ie (Ojāru)

1216-3 Yamamoto, Ojiya City

Tel: (+81) 258-86-7998

Tel: (+81) 258-89-8220(Iwasawa Achikotaneeze)
Tel: (+81) 258-82-2478

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Various methods of transportation

Access Map

By Joetsu Shinkansen
From Tokyo Station
Joetsu Shinkansen⇒JR Joetsu Line
（Transfer at Urasa Station）

Time required from major airports
From Niigata Airport

Approximately

1hr.

Approximately

30 min.

Via Hokuriku Expressway

Sendai
Murakami

From Narita Airport
Niigata Airport

Niigata

From Haneda Airport
Approximately

Ojiya

3 hr. 30 min.

Kashiwazaki

Via Kanetsu Expressway

Via Hokuriku Expressway

Kanazawa

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Narita Airport

Miyauchi Station
Echigo-Takiya Station

Approximately

20 min.

Ojiya Station
Echigo-Kawaguchi Station
Kita-Horinouchi Station

Haneda Airport

Approximately

Echigo-Horinouchi Station

1 hr. 30 min.

From Niigata-Nishi IC
By Hokuriku or Kan-etsu Expressway
Approximately

Approximately

50 min.

30 min.

From Ikebukuro
By Kan-etsu Expressway
Approximately
To Joetsu

Koide Station
Yairo Station

Urasa Station
Tokyo
Check out Ojiya Station!

60 min.

By Express Bus

Approximately

NerimaTokyo
東京

From Takasaki IC
By Kan-etsu Expressway

Kan-etsu Expressway

Komatsu Airport

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Nagaoka Stationam

2 hr. 30 min.

Approximately

From Joetsu IC
By Hokuriku or Kan-etsu Expressway

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From Nerima IC
By Kan-etsu Expressway*Not including transfer and waiting time

JR Joetsu Station

3 hr. 20 min.

sway

Nagaoka i LineTokamachi

Itoigawa

Fukushima

50 min.

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Via Metropolitan Inter-City Expressway and
Kanetsu Expressway

From Niigata Station
Joetsu Shinkansen⇒JR Joetsu Line
(Transfer at Nagaoka Station)

Nihonkai Tohoku
Expressway

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4 hr.

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Approximately

2 hr.

By Expressway

4 hr.

To Niigata

Nagaoka JCT
Nagaoka IC
Ojiya IC
Echigo-Kawaguchi IC

1.6 km15.7 km
7.9 kmTokyo

The underground passage in front of JR Ojiya
Station is in the shape of Nishikigoi carp,a symbol of the city. Walk into the passage
imagining the fun you will be experiencing
as you travel in Ojiya.

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Inquiries:

Ojiya Tourism Center

Sun Plaza, 1-8-25 Jonai, Ojiya City, Niigata 947-0028

Tel: (+81) 258-83-4800
E-mail: info@ojiyasunplaza.jp
URL: www.ojiyasunplaza.jp

Ojiya City Tourism and ExchangSection/Ojiya Tourism Association
Tel: (+81) 258-83-3512
E-mail: kanko@city.ojiya.niigata.jp
URL: www.city.ojiya.niigata.jp/site/kanko/
URL: www.ojiyakanko.com

Planned by Ojiya City Tourism and Exchange Section
Produced by Daiichiprinting Co., Ltd.