Sightseeing

It is the deepest lake in Japan, boasting a depth of 423.4m. One of its charms is the changing colors that occur with the time of day and the seasons.
The "Tatsuko statue" and "Gozanoishi Shrine" are also popular photo spots.

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Retaining the atmosphere of a castle town developed during the Edo period, you can enjoy a charming stroll through the town, with cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, autumn leaves in fall, and snowscapes in winter.

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The seven hot springs scattered at the foot of Mount Nyuto have their own unique spring quality, with a wide variety of spring types. In winter, the Kuro-yu Hot springs is closed, but day-use bathing is available at other times.

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This is a traditional New Year's event held every year on February 10th. Giant paper balloons decorated with images of warriors and beautiful women, and illuminated with lights, float magically into the midwinter night sky, carrying wishes for a bountiful harvest and good health.

This is a traditional event held every year on February 13th and 14th. Inside a snow hut built in the snow, people light a charcoal bale attached to the end of a rope and swing it around their bodies to pray for good health and safety for their families.

This winter festival is held every February at Tazawako Ski Resort. The venue is lined with a variety of snow sculptures, and visitors can enjoy sledding competitions, the "Soup Bowl Grand Prix," paper balloon releases that light up the night sky, and winter fireworks.