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Kuri Chalet is suited for a couple, a family of 5 or a close group of 5 friends. Located between Suginohara & Ikenotaira ski resorts. The open plan area on the second floor, gives access to the entrance room area, the kitchen, dining & living area and bathroom downstairs. While upstairs leads to two separate traditional Japanese Style rooms. Easily accessible by car to 4 of the local ski resorts. A all wheel drive car is recommended to get the most out of your visit, parking is available.

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This cosy house is perfectly suited for a couple, a family of 5 or a close group of 5 friends.

The house was originally built as a holiday home. It has been completely renovated, the open plan area on the second floor, gives access to the kitchen, dining, toilet & living area.

On the third floor, the 2 separate bedrooms, that are traditionally, with Shoji screens paper windows, each room is 6 tatami mats spaced. The main bedroom has a Japanese style futon double bed with good quality linen and sitting area. The second bedroom has 3 single futons beds.

From the open plan lounge area, you can access the bathroom, downstairs on the first floor. There is washbasin area, with a washing machine and a shower, towels and basic amenities such as Shampoo, Conditioner and Body Soap are provided.

A fully renovated kitchen, fully stocked for all your basic needs. A dining table, to enjoy the best views of the outdoor natural landscape. A cosy lounge corner with a fireplace, heater, a L shaped sofa bed.

Situated in a holiday home village, within the forest of the Myoko National Forest area, away from the crowds, in your own space, where its quiet and you’ll be undisturbed.

You're sure to have a unique experience at Kuri Chalet, in your own space in the heart of Myoko.

A all wheel drive car (4WD) is highly recommend for your stay especially in winter, due to the large snow falls. Buses do run in the area, as its the countryside they don’t come often and taxis are available, however can often be busy during peak period.

I live in the village, so if you need any help during your stay, don't hesitate to get in touch.

You'll be sent a PDF guide with all the local's only tips and instructions on How to get here.

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Myoko, Niigata Prefecture, i-Japan

The house is located in a natural forest area of Myoko’s natural park. In the heart of a holiday home village and a short driving distance to many of 3 ski resorts of Akakura Kanko, Ikenotaira, Suginohara and nearby villages.

A serene environment in comparison to the busier cities of Japan.

Winter Season:

Located 5 mins drive to 3 ski fields. Akakura Kanko, Ikenotaira, Suginohara ski resort.

By car you can further explore more of the local ski resorts of Madarao, Tangram, Lotte Arai and Seki Onsen.

A few minutes drive to the local Ikenotaira village, the best Ramen restaurant in Myoko that's connected to a convenience (basic food & alcohol) store, Landmark Onsen Cafe, which also has its own restaurant and à Chinese restaurant.

10 mins drive to Akakura Onsen village, where many of the restaurants and nightlife.
10 mins to Myoko Kogen Station.

A short drive away and a 20 minutes walk to various Onsens (natural hot spring baths), a must to experience if you’re visiting Japan. The closest is Myoko Lime Resort, 20 minutes walk. Landmark Cafe Onsen, has a children’s play area, a rest area, karaoke and ping pong tables.

Green Season (Late May-Nov) & Autumn:
10 mins walk to Imori Ike, through the forest, experience some forest therapy.
Eat soba at the restaurant by the pond.
Or have the best ramen of your life at Arakin ramen.
Cycle ride away from Naena Waterfall.
Access to hiking trails right outside of the doorstep towards the mountains. Explore by car or bus to the natural outdoor onsen (hot spring) in Tsubame onsen open in late Spring to Autumn. It is rare to find a natural hot spring bath, that’s outdoors, in Japan. There’s several ways you can explore depending, on how much you hike, or onsen in the old ryokan (hotels).

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I live in Myoko, with my wife Nanaco. I came to the area in 2013 for a winter holiday and decided to come back the year after to work for a winter season.

After spending a few winters in Myoko, then in Australia and meeting my wife. We decided to settle in Myoko. The winters are full of epic powder snow and the summers are much cooler in the mountains, than the rest of Japan's cities and towns.

I enjoy snowboarding, especially backcountry riding. Being trained as a mechanic, I renovated various homes in the Myoko area, enjoy timber work and cutting slabs. Enjoying the area's amazing nature outside of the winter season.

I'll be happy to help out while you're staying at my airbnb, don't hesitate to get in touch with any questions.

I live in Myoko, with my wife Nanaco. I came to the area in 2013 for a winter holiday and decided to come back the year after to work for a winter season.

After spendin…