Nagano Hotels

Nagano Prefecture is located at the center of Japan. It is surrounded by 8 prefectures. The population of Nagano is 2,214,356. The Nagano Shinkansen line, a branch of the Joetsu line to Niigata, connects to Tokyo in around 2 hours.

Chikuma

Chikuma is a city in Nagano.

Hakuba

Hakuba, is a skiing resort in Nagano Prefecture, in the Chubu district of Japan. The name Hakuba which means white horse was derived by the shape of a horse of snow on the mountain side during spring time.

Matsumoto

Matsumoto is in Nagano at the eastern end of the Japan Alps.

Nagano

Nagano is the capital of Nagano prefecture, in the Chubu district of Japan. It flourished as a temple city of Zenkō-ji, a famous temple.

Chuo Alps

Chuo Alps or Central Alps are a mountain range mostly located in Nagano, Japan. There are several hiking routes in the mountains and most of them are suitable for all hikers and require only a little earlier experience.

Ueda

Ueda is a city in Nagano prefecture.

Kiso Valley

The Kiso Valley is in Nagano prefecture, Japan.

Azumino

Azumino is a city in Nagano Prefecture.

Komagane

Komagane is a quiet city of 30,000 inhabitants in Nagano.

Yamanouchi

Yamanouchi is a hot spring town in Nagano, Japan, famous for its bathing snow monkeys.

Suwa

Suwa is a city in Nagano prefecture.

Obuse

Obuse is a town in Nagano Prefecture.

Iiyama

Iiyama is a city in Nagano.

Karuizawa

Karuizawa is a town in Nagano prefecture.

Shiojiri

Shiojiri is a city in Nagano.

Kamikochi

Kamikōchi is a village in central Japan, roughly between Matsumoto and Takayama, in the Japanese Alps.

Okaya

Okaya is a city in Nagano.

Omachi

Omachi is a city in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. The city is located north of Matsumoto.

a must see in nagano: the monkeys relaxing in the hot springs on the mountains. AMAZING during summer and winter! Silvia Z.

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... !!!... ...... Li Y.

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Main street towards Zenkoji from centre, there is a beer pub with a garden. The old man operating the pub is extremely kind, name smg like Yamagishi Tamas S.More Nagano Tips  GeckoGo