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Naeba Prince Hotel
Consecutive days skiing Naeba, with time for hotel meals and bathing.
Read the guideEnjoy the brown hot water both indoors and outdoors. On the way back from Naeba, we stop at a hot spring fed directly from the source.

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Yukisasa no Yu uses brown cloudy water flowing directly from the source in both the indoor and outdoor baths. Officially, the water is said to be hot enough to dye your towels, so it will be easier to handle if you prepare travel towels that you don't mind getting colored.
On the days when you take a bath after you finish skiing, change your clothes and get ready to go home in one schedule. Don't make a decision just based on the photo of the bathtub; check the facility's operating information before deciding when to stop by.
The location is along National Route 17 in the Naeba area. The hot springs are not in the hotel's in-house bath or directly connected to the ski slopes, so you will have to travel from the ski resort. Whether you are returning by car or returning to the station, please plan your departure after bathing in advance.
This facility's opening hours change depending on the season and events. If you plan to use the cafeteria, be sure to check the meal service times and make sure you plan to be able to bathe and eat at the same time.

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Consecutive days skiing Naeba, with time for hotel meals and bathing.
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Hotels face the slopes at Naeba, making room breaks part of a day on the mountain.
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Facts checked: 3 October 2026 · Check current opening, rates and transport with the operator before booking.
yukisasa.net · 10 October 2026