Hakuba Yari Onsen Lodge | Hidden hot springs above the clouds and a mountain hut with a spectacular view

A Blissful Retreat to Soothe Body and Soul

Perched on the slopes of Mt. Hakuba-Yari, this remote hot spring lodge can only be reached by a hike of over four hours—whether you traverse from Mt. Shirouma or ascend from Sarukura.

 From the open-air bath, you can take in breathtaking views of the Shinetsu mountain range, the sunrise over distant peaks, and a star-filled night sky. It's a truly unforgettable experience in the clouds.

2025 Opening Period: April 7–October 25

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Rooms and Rates

Shared Room with Bunk-Style Platforms

¥14,500

(1 night with dinner)

The room has a traditional mountain hut atmosphere. One of the best parts of staying in a mountain hut is to chat with other hikers at the shared room.
※For prices of different accommodation plans, please refer to the "Fees" column below.

Campsite

¥4,000~

Camping is a luxurious experience that you can have the silence and starry sky all to yourself. Waking up to birds chirping in the morning and enjoying the fresh mountain air. You can travel at your own pace and get a sense of accomplishment and have an extraordinary experience.

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docomo ◯ / au △ / softbank △ ※Charging space available (100 yen for 60 minutes)

Fees

Student Discount: Receive a discount of 3,000 yen by presenting a valid student ID. (1,000 yen discount for camping) 
(Applies to postgraduate, undergraduate, vocational school, high School and junior high school students. Not available during: July 19–August 17, September 13–15, September 20–23, October 11–13, and during school hiking trips.)
An additional fee will be charged for guests who stay without a prior reservation. (3,000 yen for mountain hut. 2,000 yen for campsite)
Tent fee: 1 yen per person and 2,000 yen per tent
1 person using 1 tent: ¥2,000 + ¥2,000 = ¥4,000
1 people using 2 tent: ¥2,000 x 2 + ¥2,000 = ¥6,000
Yari Onsen Admission Fee:
【Campers & Day Visitors】※Free for overnight guests
　Adults: 1,500 yen / Elementary school students: 1,000 yen　
Basic Accommodation Fees
1 night with 2 meals: 16,000 yen (adult) / 10,000 yen (elementary school student)
1 night with dinner: ¥14,500 (adult) / ¥8,500 (elementary school student)
1 night with breakfast: ¥13,500 (adult) / ¥7,500 (elementary school student)
1 night without meals: ¥12,000 (adult) / ¥6,000 (elementary school student)
Bento box: ¥1,500

Cancellation Policy

A cancellation fee will be charged according to the following conditions:
- No-show: 100% of the accommodation fee
- On the day of arrival: 30% of the accommodation fee
- After 4:00PM on the day before arrival: 30% of the accommodation fee
- Before 4:00PM on the day before arrival: No charage

The cancellation fee applies to both the basic accommodation fee and the private room fee. Student discounts do not apply to cancellation fees.
A cancellation fee will still be charged even in cases of bad weather or poor physical condition, but we strongly encourage you to prioritize your safety and avoid hiking under risky conditions.
If you are forced to change your accommodation to another hut within our group, the cancellation fee will be waived. However, a ¥2,000 change fee will be charged.
No cancellation fee will be charged in the following cases:
- When a special warning or weather alert is issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency for the area on the day of your stay.
- When road closures or other unavoidable circumstances make it physically impossible to reach the mountain hut.

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Open-air Onsen

Admission Fees (for Campers & Day Visitors): Adults: 1,500 yen / Elementary school students: 1,000 yen / Infants: free
There is a mixed-gender outdoor bath and a women-only indoor bath. From 8:00PM to 9:00PM, the outdoor bath becomes women-only and the indoor bath becomes men-only. (※Bathing hours are subject to change.)

The source of the spring emerges from a cleft in a massive rock behind the hut, providing a constant flow of hot water at 43.1°C.With a flow rate of 760 liters per minute, it is considered the highest naturally flowing hot spring source in Japan.
The spring is a sodium bicarbonate hot spring, rich in sulfur, magnesium, and calcium. It is known for its strong sulfur smell and slightly viscous texture. It is believed to be effective for neuralgia, poor circulation, fatigue recovery, skin diseases, muscle pain, frozen shoulder, and more.