High above Omachi town · Where the Northern Alps rise
One hectare of wild larch and cedar cradling an architect-commissioned 700 m² lodge. Think waist-deep dry powder by day, steaming cedar-scented baths by twilight, and slow-burning fires with a dram of local whisky at night.
Explore the sanso↘SHIGAN — 此岸
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01 / THE ROOMS
Claim the North Wing for an entire private 4-bedroom takeover, or retreat to one of our South Wing alpine-view chambers: Tate, Yari, and Karamatsu.
Exclusive 4-Room Private LodgeThe ultimate private takeover: four generous bedrooms (Hakuba, Goryu, Kashimayari) gathered around shared mountain warmth. Built for families, powder-ski squads, and creative retreats who want the lodge all to themselves.
South Wing Alpine SuiteAn expansive Japanese-Western sanctuary gazing straight at the Northern Alps. Sink into a plush double bed or spread out on traditional tatami futons after a day traversing alpine ridgelines.
South Wing Pure Tatami HavenAuthentic Japanese serenity. A quiet, fragrant rush-mat room framing the jagged silhouette of Mount Yari—crafted for quiet tea, mindful contemplation, and deep restorative sleep.
South Wing Sunlit ChamberFilled with morning light filtering through the larch canopy. A bright, breezy mountain haven with an inviting double bed and extra futons for up to four wanderers.
02 / THE SANSO
Born as a restorative mountain sanctuary for Tokyo’s educators and shaped by the celebrated minds at MDS Architects, this 700 m² haven was built for genuine restoration. Out on the forest lawn, a gnarled mountain cherry tree—standing sentinel for over two centuries—bursts into spring bloom as the winter snows recede.
WHY OMACHI · THE WATER REALM
Omachi is baptized by the deep snowmelt of the Northern Alps. Unlike the bustling, neon-lit ski strips of Hakuba next door, our valley runs on crystal-clear spring water, pristine mountain lakes, hot mineral springs, and winding forest lanes. You come here to clear the mental clutter, plunge into the wild, and taste authentic mountain Japan.
03 / THE RHYTHM
Soak aching muscles in steaming hot mineral baths while the pine-scented mountain air cools your face.
Cinematic scale for indie films, powder-ski edits, or acoustic jam sessions deep into the night.
Every bedroom stares directly into the rugged granite face of the Northern Alps as sunlight shifts across the snow.
Upright piano, table tennis arena, dedicated ski tune/dry room, co-working nook, and effortless parking for 15 rigs.
04 / YOUR STAY
05 / OMACHI VALLEY
Just five minutes up from Shinano-Omachi Station, with the local bus pulling up right outside. Effortless leaps to the dramatic Tateyama–Kurobe Alpine Route, mirror-glass lakes, and Hakuba's backcountry lines.
