JAPAN / WINTER STAYS

Motoyu Mizusawa Sanso

Stay close to Tazawako, with more time for the baths.

A guest-room interior at Motoyu Mizusawa Sanso.
A guest-room interior at Motoyu Mizusawa Sanso.
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01 / TRAVEL NOTES

A stay at Motoyu Mizusawa Sanso

In Mizusawa Onsenkyo near Tazawako Ski Resort, this inn uses water drawn from Akita-Komagatake. It is an option for a stay centred on skiing and hot springs. The adjacent Mizusawa Onsen outdoor baths are a different facility, with different arrangements from the accommodation building. The property has notices limiting operating days, so confirm that it is accepting guests on your travel dates.

02 / TRAVEL NOTES

Availability and official information

Use the property’s official information to confirm availability, room category, meals and cancellation terms for your dates. Some linked pages are in Japanese.

03 / TRAVEL NOTES

Choose where to ski

Winter slopes at Tazawako Ski Resort.
Winter slopes at Tazawako Ski Resort.
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01 / RESORT

Tazawako Ski Resort

Ski with Lake Tazawa below, then explore Mizusawa Onsen or the hot springs of Nyuto.

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Facts checked: 3 October 2026 · Check current opening, rates and transport with the operator before booking.

Sources

www.tsukamoto-sogyo.co.jp · 3 October 2026