旅館FURUYA

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Mountain Setting Hot Spring Town Hot Spring Bath Kaiseki Cuisine

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399-9301 Nagano, Hakuba, 白馬村北城5080, Japan

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Happo Central BaseIn Hakuba Happo's ryokan area, with easy access to slopes and village facilities.

Walk to SlopesHappo-One ski area is about a five-minute walk from the inn.

Bus Stop NearbyHakuba Happo bus terminal is only a short walk, useful without a car.

Happo Onsen BathThe inn offers Hakuba Happo hot spring water for a classic post-ski soak.

Archery On SiteA dedicated archery facility adds an uncommon activity beyond skiing and snowboarding.

Homestyle BreakfastGuests often mention satisfying simple Japanese breakfast and house-made raspberry jam.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsAccess is the strongest stay-length driver here: it sits in central Happo with easy bus, slope, and convenience-store access, so one night works for an arrival-and-bath stop, while two nights gives time for dinner, breakfast, onsen, a full ski or hiking day, and an easy departure without dead time.

Trip-planning verdict: A practical, budget-leaning traditional stay in Hakuba’s Happo area, best for 1-2 nights around skiing or a short mountain break rather than a long sightseeing stay.

Know before booking

Not a long sightseeing baseHakuba is mainly for mountain time and seasonal outdoor activity, so non-skiers can run out of nearby sights quickly.

Simple lodging levelThis looks more like a straightforward local inn than a luxury ryokan, so avoid booking it for high-end pampering.

Cash planning neededLocal village listing indicates credit cards are not accepted, so prepare cash before arrival.

Dining Room (on-site)

on-site

Simple in-house meal service; breakfast appears available and guest reviews mention good Japanese food.

Happobijin (nearby)

nearbyabout 8 min walk

Casual Japanese spot in Happo for lunch or dinner.

Mark Matsuoka Grill Hakuba (nearby)

nearbyabout 3 min walk

Happo dining bar known for wagyu-focused meals and drinks.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive via Nagano Station or Hakuba Happo Bus Terminal, then take a short taxi ride if carrying ski gear or heavy luggage. If arriving by train, Hakuba Station is the most practical local rail stop, while Matsumoto Airport is the most relevant nearby airport for air access.

Hakuba Stationstation
1.8 kmabout 15–25 min on foot with light luggageabout 5–10 min by taxiabout 10–20 min by local bus or shuttle when operating
Best local rail station for the ryokan; taxi is preferable in bad weather or with ski bags.
Shinano-Omachi Stationstation
23 kmabout 35–50 min by caroften around 45–75 min by local train or bus connection, depending on timing
Useful secondary rail hub when approaching from Matsumoto side, but usually less convenient than Hakuba Station for final arrival.
Nagano Stationstation
31 kmabout 1–1.5 hours by car in typical conditionsabout 1–1.5 hours by direct bus to Hakuba, then a short taxi or walk
Best major transfer hub for many visitors arriving by Shinkansen from Tokyo and then continuing to Hakuba by bus.
Hakuba Happo Bus Terminalbus
520 mabout 5–10 min on footabout 2–5 min by taxilocal shuttle or bus options may be available seasonally; best checked locally
Best local arrival point for many bus travelers and often the easiest last stop for access to central Happo and nearby lodgings.
Toyama Airportairport
59 kmabout 2–2.5 hours by car, weather dependenttypically requires multiple transfers and is less straightforward than Nagano-side access
Possible alternative airport from the Sea of Japan side, but generally less convenient than Matsumoto or rail access via Nagano.
Matsumoto Airportairport
60 kmabout 1.5–2 hours by car in typical conditionsusually requires bus or rail transfers via Matsumoto or another hub; best checked locally
Most useful nearby airport for domestic access into this part of Nagano, but onward ground transport is still required.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Walkable to Happo-OneThe ryokan sits in central Happo and is about a 5-minute walk to the ski area, which makes first lifts and midday breaks much easier. It is especially convenient for winter travelers focused on skiing rather than commuting.
Very handy bus-stop accessHappo Bus Terminal is only a short walk away, so arrivals, departures, and local resort transfers are simpler than at more remote lodgings. This is useful if you are not renting a car.
Hakuba onsen experienceThe property uses Happo Onsen water, known locally for its smooth, alkaline bath feel. After a day on the slopes, that hot-spring element adds more value than a standard budget inn.
Good value traditional stayThis ryokan is positioned as a simple Japanese-style inn rather than a polished luxury hotel, which can make it attractive for travelers who want a more affordable Hakuba base. It fits guests who care more about function, warmth, and local character.
Useful for active groupsFURUYA has a long-standing group-friendly profile and even its own archery and mallet-golf facilities, which is unusual for a small ryokan. That makes it more interesting for clubs, training trips, or active families than a generic inn.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Not a luxury ryokanThis is a modest, traditional property with a simple atmosphere, so it may feel too basic if you want a refined design-led or high-end ryokan stay. Travelers expecting boutique interiors or premium service touches may be disappointed.
Some facilities are sharedSeveral rooms appear to rely on shared toilet and bathing arrangements rather than fully private en-suite setups. That can be inconvenient for couples or travelers who strongly prefer more privacy.
Limited bath scaleThe bath is a small onsen-style communal facility rather than a large spa with multiple pools or an open-air rotenburo. If bathing is a major part of your trip, the experience may feel too compact.
Older-school accessibilityThe property does not appear to offer elevator access and is not ideal if you need strong barrier-free design. Guests with heavy luggage, mobility concerns, or stroller needs should be cautious.
Less suited to international-service expectationsIts style is more local and traditional than internationally polished resort lodging, so communication and service flow may feel less seamless for some foreign travelers. It is better for guests comfortable with a straightforward, old-fashioned Japanese inn experience.

Current position: out of 166 ryokans in Nagano.

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