If you’ve never experienced Japanese autumn (koyo), Myoko will completely change what you think is possible. The mountains transform into a sea of red, orange, and gold. Hiking trails become living art galleries, and the crisp air makes every breath ...[ read more ]

When the rest of Japan is melting in the summer heat, Myoko stays wonderfully cool — and full of adventure. Thanks to its high elevation, average summer temperatures here are 5–8°C cooler than Tokyo. This makes it the perfect escape ...[ read more ]

Spring in Myoko feels like nature is waking up from a long winter sleep — and the transformation is spectacular. While Tokyo’s cherry blossom season is short and crowded, Myoko’s sakura season lasts longer and feels far more peaceful. The ...[ read more ]

If you’ve only skied in Niseko or Hakuba, Myoko Valley is about to completely change your idea of what a Japanese winter can be. Myoko regularly receives 13–15 metres of snow per season, with some resorts recording over 18 metres ...[ read more ]