In Akiyamago, which straddles Niigata and Nagano prefectures, you can enjoy hiking in the Japanese mountains listed among the top 100, 200, and 300 famous peaks—such as Mt. Naeba (one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains), Mt. Torikabuto (one of the 200 Famous Mountains), and Mt. Saburyū (one of the 300 Famous Mountains).

This plan includes dinner and breakfast, as well as rice balls you can take with you for your mountain hike.

Autumn Foliage Hiking

[Introduction to the Famous Mountains of Akiyamago]

Mt. Naeba (Elevation: 2,145m):
Straddling both Nagano and Niigata prefectures, Mt. Naeba is a renowned peak known for its vast highland marshes that span over 600 hectares. Scattered throughout the wetlands are numerous small ponds (called chitō, small marshland pools), and visitors can enjoy a variety of alpine plants.

Mt. Torikabuto (Elevation: 2,037m):
Mt. Torikabuto has two climbing routes and is known for its rugged rock walls—so much so that it is sometimes called the “Second Mt. Tanigawa.” Along the way, patches of perennial snow offer a refreshing sight.

Mt. Saburyū (Elevation: 2,191m):
This is an advanced hiking route with river crossings and steep climbs. The panoramic view from the summit is absolutely stunning.

Come and experience the rugged yet breathtakingly beautiful mountains of the hidden region of Akiyamago.

The Scenery at the Summit of Mt. Naeba

【Example Dinner Menu】

[Appetizers]

Edamame tofu

Fried eggplant with shishito peppers and wild garlic

Rock pear agar with red shiso leaves

Bell pepper and seaweed salad

Sweet potato mochi and foxtail millet salad

[Steamed Dish]

Cold chawanmushi with Tsunan-grown corn

[Vinegared Dish]

Mozuku seaweed with sweet flower roots and okra from Izumozaki

[Fried Dish]

Maitake mushrooms, pumpkin, fava beans, and wild grape tempura with kinome (Japanese pepper) salt

[Main Dish]

Tsunan pork, grilled with buckwheat and rice koji marinade, served with Ishigaki-grown Koshihikari rice and miso soup

[Dessert]

Yūgao (moonflower) jelly, served with Tsunan milk pudding, and accompanied by mulberry jam, red berry jam, and rhubarb jam.

【Example Breakfast Menus】

About Takeout Rice Balls

We will provide your rice balls before your departure.
(Depending on your departure time, we may give them to you the day before.)
Each set includes two rice balls.

About Breakfast

If you do not need breakfast, please indicate this in the "Request" section when making your reservation.
We will refund the breakfast fee on-site.

[Breakfast Fees]
Adults: 2,000 yen
Elementary school children: 1,200 yen
Preschool children: 1,000 yen

About children's menu

For infants (1 to 5 years old), we offer a one-plate children's menu.

Tsumari pork hamburger, vegetable side dish, rice, miso soup, dessert

*If you wish to have infants without meals, please press the "Co-sleeping" button on the reservation screen.

About allergies

We will do our best to accommodate allergies, so please let us know when making your reservation.

About meal location and meal start time

Meals will be served in the dining room on the first floor.

Dinner start time: 18:00 or 18:30 (not selectable, time may change depending on accommodation situation)

Breakfast starts at 7:30 or 8:00 (can be selected, time may change depending on accommodation)

Morning Walk (Optional Participation)

A local guide will take you to one of Akiyamago's famous sightseeing spots, either Mikura Bridge or the Ketto Stone Terraced Rice Fields. Enjoy the refreshing morning air as you explore.

[Fee] Free of charge

[Period] June 4 (Thu) – November 8 (Sun)

[Time] 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM
*Time may change.

[Itinerary] Katakuri House→ Mikura Bridge or Stone Terraced Rice Fields (Round trip: approx. 1–1.5 km)

[Clothing] Comfortable clothing and sneakers

[Remarks] Held even in light rain
*Please bring rain gear in case of rain. The walk will be canceled if the weather is severe.