facility
facility
Sharpen your senses!
A resort where the wild comes alive.
The bathing suit-wearing spa area has a wood-fired sauna for men and women, a small pool with spring water from Mt. Arasawadake, and an open-air bath with spring water from Ginzan-daira Onsen, as well as a women-only sauna where vihita treatment (advance reservation required) is available.
For those who wish to soak in the hot spring in a relaxed and nude atmosphere, visit the day-trip hot spring facility “Ginzan-daira Onsen Hakugin-no-Yu” located right in front of the hotel.
Guests staying at the hotel can use it free of charge.
The hotel also has a bonfire zone, a reception building with a bar and lounge, a restaurant with the theme of “fusion of civilization and primitive times,” and a rental base for bicycles and trekking.
Please stay for consecutive nights and experience new “experiences, discoveries, and impressions.
wood fired sauna “yama”
(There is an open-air bath with free-flowing hot-spring water)
The sauna area, where swimsuits are required, has a men’s and women’s shared sauna and a women’s only sauna.
Both are hand-cut log houses made of Japanese cedar with excellent heat storage and insulation performance.
The heat source of the sauna stove is “new” and you can experience the soft heat that only new can provide.
Moreover, the water in the small pool (water bath) is spring water,
the same drinking water highly praised by the late Ken Kaiko.
The spring water is poured into the bath at a temperature of 14 degrees throughout the year.
In the sauna area, there is an open-air bath with a spectacular view of Echigo-Komagata and Nakagatake,
one of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains.
The lukewarm spring water drawn from Ginzan-daira Onsen is poured over the baths.
The temperature of the bathtub is 33-37 degrees in spring and fall, and 38-39 degrees in summer,
but it is the best temperature range for an open-air bath after a sauna.
Floating in the open-air bath in the insensitive zone is a magical experience,
as if you are ascending to heaven.
Hours of Use
11:00 〜18:00
(11:00-15:00 available only for guests staying consecutive nights)
Free for guests
Day use
11:00 〜15:00
4,400 yen
- Both men and women must wear swimsuits (swimsuit rental 600 yen)
- Vihita treatment is available in the new women-only sauna (advance reservation required, 10,000 yen)
- In the summer, there are horseflies and sandflies. Please keep them in the “Kaya”.
private sauna “taki”
A barrel sauna is located at Takimitodai with a waterfall in front
of it and the Kitanomata River flowing below.
The sauna can accommodate up to 2 people and is available for private use every 2 hours.
The fuel is wood, so we cannot keep the sauna warm without a reservation.
Please make a reservation as soon as possible.
Hours of Use
11:00 – 18:00 (2 hours)
Guests 5,500 yen (per building)
Day use
11:00 – 18:00 (2 hours)
11,000 yen (1 building)
- You are responsible for burning your own firewood during the hours of use.
- Swimsuits must be worn (swimsuit rental 600 yen)
ginzan-daira onsen “shirogane-yu”
Right next door is a day-trip hot spring facility, Shirogane-no-yu.
There are separate large public baths and open-air baths for men and women,
and one of the two open-air bath tubs has free-flowing hot-spring water.
The water is lukewarm, with temperatures ranging from 35 to 38 degrees Celsius.
Guests staying at the hotel can bathe for free,
Standard room guests are advised to come early,
as the baths close early in the evening for cleaning.
Day use
11:00-18:00 (close:Wednesday)
Free for hotel guests (day-trip bathing: 650 yen)
reception “kamaboko”
(centre house)
The center house is a renovated version of a huge, kamaboko-shaped boat house,
an architectural feature unique to the snow country.
Check-in and check-out is done here, and the first floor is used as a rental base for mountain bikes,
fire pits, tarps, and outdoor tables and chairs,
The first floor is also used as a rental base for mountain bikes, fire pits, tarps,
outdoor tables and chairs, and other equipment.
The mezzanine and second floor are lounges exclusively for guests.
Soft drinks such as coffee and juice, snacks and ice cream are available.
Check-in 14:00 Check-out 10:00
Hours of Use
7:00〜21:00
The center house is a renovated version of a huge, kamaboko-shaped boat house,
an architectural feature unique to the snow country.
Check-in and check-out is done here, and the first floor is used as a rental base for mountain bikes,
fire pits, tarps, and outdoor tables and chairs,
The first floor is also used as a rental base for mountain bikes,
fire pits, tarps, outdoor tables and chairs, and other equipment.
The second floor are lounges exclusively for guests.
Soft drinks such as coffee and juice, snacks and ice cream are available.
- 1st floor: Reception, rental base, charged drink sales, sauna changing rooms (showers)
- Guest lounge on 2nd floor
firespace “takibi”
After dinner, enjoy a moment around the fire in the fire space in front of the reception.
For those who wish to enjoy a private fire in front of their own villa,
fire pits are available for rent at the rental base in the reception area.
A bundle of firewood costs 650 yen, and additional firewood is available for 450 yen per bundle.
Please be quiet after 20:00 and extinguish the fire by 21:00.
Hours of Use
16:30〜20:00
ginzandaira forest park
The area around “10 Stories Hotel OZE Oze Jujo” is maintained as “Ginzan-daira Forest Park”
and has a cycling road, a promenade, and a hot spring facility “Shirogane-no-yu”.
The cycling path takes 30 minutes for a slow ride, and the promenade takes one hour
for a fit person and two hours for a slow walk.
Both have excellent views and are surrounded by Echigo-Komagatake
(one of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains), Nakanodake (one of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains),
and Arasawadake (one of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains).
Bicycle rentals are available at Oze Jujo. The Kitanomata River, which runs beside Oze Jujo
(beside the forest park), is one of the most precious “protected water surfaces” in Japan.
As the name suggests, the protected water surface protects the natural environment and
fishery resources by “protecting the surface of the water,” and fishing and human entry to the water are prohibited. This is one of the oldest nature conservation activities in Japan, and was designated by the national government
in 1981 as a result of more than 10 years of activities by the “Okutadami Fish Growing Association
” formed by the late Ken Kaiko and local residents. Please do not enter the river,
throw stones, or throw garbage. The surrounding area, including Ginzandaira Forest Park,
is designated as “Echigo-Miyama-Tadami National Park.
Please read before making a reservation
It is wilderness and there are insects!
This is the territory of a wide variety of life: there are big char that grow to over 60 centimeters,
there are bears and insects, and in the summer there are horseflies and dayflies,
and in the fall winged insects and stink bugs.
In the summer, we have horseflies and grubs, and in the fall, winged insects and stinkbugs.
The staff thoroughly catch insects that invade the guest rooms every day, though,
It is impossible to shut out insects, especially stink bugs, that enter through gaps in the sashes.
Although we are more protected than in camp, it is impossible to completely separate
the human world from the natural world. Please assume that insects will be present.
It is not a perfect hotel.
Check-in will take place in front of the reception desk with a brief description of your stay in your car.
You will then go to the log cabin where you will stay by yourself.
We will not carry your luggage or show you around your room.
Please note that we will not enter the turndown either.
10 Stories Hotel OZE Oze Jucho is not a hotel that competes with conventional services.
Instead, we will do our best to support our guests so that they can have new discoveries,
experiences, and impressions during their stay.
No sumptuous ingredients are served.
Although the chef has a background in French cuisine, he does not use foie gras, caviar, or truffles.
Our course menu does not follow the typical flow of appetizers, fish, and meat dishes,
but rather emphasizes a flow that allows diners to experience the culture of Uonuma and Okutadami.
Ingredients are mainly from the surrounding area, but not necessarily “because it is close by.
” We choose ingredients that make you feel the dignity of life, the consideration for soil and water,
and the love for human beings. From the standpoint of animal dignity,
we also do not use Wagyu beef with terns, broilers, or eggs from chickens confined in chicken coops.
Please bring your own amenities.
Although we provide a full range of amenities, the amount of trash
from disposable amenities is unimaginable.
Moreover, many of the disposable amenities, such as razors and toothbrushes,
are made of non-renewable plastic products due to the mixture of different materials,
and it is heartbreaking to have to take them out of the trash each time.
We would appreciate it if you could bring your used toothbrushes, razors, hairbrushes, etc.
Of course, if you “forgot!” Please feel free to use the amenities provided.
No smoking in the entire building.
Smoking is not permitted on the premises. Smoking in the garden
of the villa suites is also prohibited.
If you are found smoking inside the room, you will be charged 50,000 yen
as a cleaning fee and a business compensation fee.
If you are found smoking in the room, you will be charged 50,000 yen
as a cleaning fee and a business compensation fee.
*All information is correct at the time of posting.