Gujo, with its unique blend of outdoor activities, historic sites, and natural beauty, is an ideal winter destination for visitors seeking adventure and culture. Home to numerous ski resorts and snow parks, Gujo offers a variety of winter sports activities to suit any skill level. Experience the charm and excitement of Gujo's snowy landscapes while immersing yourself in the region's rich history and breathtaking beauty.
The easiest way to get around in the Gujo Okumino Area is by car, since many of the major sights and attractions are not accessible by public transportation. Though, since the Gujo Okumino Area is located quite rurally, it is best to rent a car ahead from one of the bigger destinations close by. You can use our car rental widget in the FAQ menu below.
Nearest airport:
The nearest and most convenient airport is Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya.
by car: approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes
Rental cars:
We recommend staying in the Gujo Okumino Area between one and two days.
The nearest and most convenient airport is Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya.
by car: approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes
Winter sports:
Ski resorts in Japan typically run from January until April. Though this can differ from year to year, depending on the amount of snow.
Takasu Snow Park: click here for the most up-to-date information.
Meiho Ski Resort: click here for the most up-to-date information.
Dynaland: click here for the most up-to-date information.
Washigatake Ski: click here for the most up-to-date information.
Hirugano Kogen Ski Resort: click here for the most up-to-date information.
Hiking:
The hiking season in this area typically runs from Spring until Autumn.
We recommend the following options for staying connected in Japan:
Gujo Hachiman, a quaint town nestled in a mountain valley where three rivers converge, offers visitors a chance to explore historic buildings and narrow lanes. Wander through traditional temples, or ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 28.47
Read MoreShirakawa Village is home to some of Japan's best-preserved historical villages and buildings, offering visitors a chance to step back in time and experience the country's rich cultural heritage. Climb up ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 29.08
Read MoreTakayama, an ancient city nestled high in the mountains, offers a unique and immersive experience for visitors to Japan. Home to the enchanting Utsue 48 Waterfalls, the city is also ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 38.03
Read MoreGero Onsen, a world-renowned spa resort, attracts over a million visitors each year with its fantastic natural hot springs. After soaking in the soothing waters, explore the nearby Gassho Village, ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 39.44
Read MoreNestled along the Shò River, Ainokura Village is a quaint mountain village featuring Gassho-style houses, which are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Immerse yourself in the village's rich history ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 48.11
Read MoreShishiku, a region known for its stunning natural beauty, offers visitors a variety of outdoor experiences. Climb to the peak of Mount Okushishiku, admire the views from Shishiku Highland, or ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 53.56
Read MoreOkuhida, a mountainous area in central Japan, boasts over six different mountains to hike and explore. In winter, visitors can hit the slopes at the Honoki Daira ski resort, while ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 63.86
Read MoreKanazawa, a city known for its well-preserved Edo-era districts, art museums, and Japanese handicrafts, offers a wealth of attractions for history buffs and culture enthusiasts. Visit the historic Kanazawa Castle, ...
Travel time:
Distance, km: 66.01
Read More