Activities

You can experience painting local toys such as the "cow that carries happiness" Akabeko, and make your own fragrance bags with Aizu cotton patterns and aromas.

It is not photogenic but "bekogenic" snow play plaza decorated with Akabeko, a local toy of Aizu.

In a new activity, you can enjoy a snowball fight in which you throw snowballs to fill up the baby. There are also gifts for children who fill up.

You can make an akabeko snowman out of a mold and decorate it as you like. Once completed, you can place it on a shelf and enjoy your creations at any time during your stay.

Akabeko Smore Making is now available for snack time. The marshmallows baked in the Akabeko Irori fireplace are Sandoz with Akabeko cookies and chocolate, and you can enjoy decorating them.

These lessons are designed for first-time skiers and those who haven't skied in a long time. You can learn how to put on boots and walk on the snow, and you can join in the middle.

It is a stretch that wakes you up in the morning. Combine simple stretches so that even those who don't usually stretch can do it effortlessly.

One of the best things about a snow trip is that you can hang a WAX at the WAX Bar in preparation for tomorrow's slip, and everyone can talk easily. This is a community space for skiers and snowboarders to talk.

It's a shuttle bus that takes you downtown Aizu-Wakamatsu. Upon boarding, the hotel staff will distribute an original map showing off the izakaya recommended by the hotel staff.

We will perform stretches to slowly relieve the fatigue of the day. Combine simple stretches so that even those who don't usually stretch can do it effortlessly.

In the Aizu region, a culture of fermented foods has developed since ancient times and is still familiar to local people. Warm your body with miso soup after returning from the slopes.

Wear colorful and pop ski gear from the 90s and ski on the slopes. After skiing, you can enjoy a retro party in your room.

Beech trees and foggy ice are nestled deep in the forest of Mt. Tashi, and Lake Inawashiro is spread out below. Our guide will guide you through the original snowshoeing course where you can enjoy such a spectacular view.

Activities inspired by Aizu Domain's herbal culture. You can enjoy original tea by making your favorite medicinal herbs into powder using a tool called "Yagen."

This is an original gymnastics that uses movements inspired by the magma and hot springs of Mount Bandai,after the exercise, enjoy your breakfast at the buffet restaurant.

A morning market with delicious food from Aizu. Vegetables, fruits, pickles, local sake and other recommended Aizu ingredients of the day are displayed.

An activity to create an original scent bag using Aizu cotton fabric, a traditional craft, and aromas freely chosen. It is needle-free and easy for anyone to experience.

In Sake dokoro Aizu, rice used for sake brewing is used to make Senbei. You can enjoy rice crackers made with only rice flour, mugwort and salt grilled.

It introduces the types of sake and how to drink it deliciously, focusing on the local sake of Aizu, which is famous for its sake. Even those who don't like Japanese sake and those who like sake can enjoy it. Local sake tasting is also available.

An evening program with staff to explore the stars and nature around the hotel. Because it is in a national park, there are few outside lights and you can enjoy the beautiful stars quietly.

The Akabeko Cherry Blossoms are lit up at night to create a fantastic atmosphere that can not be seen anywhere else. Under the Akabeko cherry blossoms, you can enjoy Aizu's local sake and enjoy the feeling of cherry blossom viewing.

We are holding a Sake Gacha where you can win our building's original Ochoko. The sake cup has a red beko pattern on it. A guide book is included with the sake cup, so you can enjoy sake more with your own sake cup.

To celebrate the New Sake Show, a square wooden cup tower is held for the number of gold prize-winning breweries. The sake poured in the tower is served for toast as a celebratory sake.

The main event of the Aizu Sake Festival. Guests serve as judges and compare sake from five breweries. After the judging, the sake that receives the most votes can be enjoyed again that night as a special sake.

On Saturdays and Golden Week (4/27 – 5/6), local sake breweries hold tasting sales. You can buy sake while talking with local sake brewers.

During the festival, the shop also supports local sake. There are 100 kinds of sake on display at all times, and you can pick up your favorite sake from the Nomurier Fair, Aizu Sake Bar, or from a gold prize-winning brewery.