Experience mountain living with a little extra room to relax. Just five minutes from Nozawa Onsen, our latest Nozawa tiny home combines traditional Japanese character with modern comfort and thoughtful design. Enjoy the warmth of the cosy interior, a spacious modern bathroom, and your own undercover deck complete with an outdoor bar. With a private ski and snowboard drying room to keep your gear ready for the next adventure, Ikigai Asahi is the perfect mountain retreat for two.
Small in size, big on comfort and designed for life in the mountains. Step inside our latest Nozawa tiny home and discover a welcoming blend of traditional Japanese living and contemporary design. Relax in the cosy tatami-style lounge, retreat to the comfortable sleeping loft, and enjoy the added luxury of a larger bathroom. Outside, the undercover deck and bar provide the perfect place to unwind after a day on the slopes, while your private ski and snowboard drying room ensures everything is warm, dry and ready for tomorrow. Complete with a fully equipped kitchen and year-round heating, Nozawa + Deck has everything you need for an unforgettable mountain getaway.
Make the most of mountain living, whatever the weather. Your stay includes a spacious undercover deck, thoughtfully designed to extend your living space outdoors. Enjoy a morning coffee in the fresh mountain air, unwind with a drink at your own outdoor bar, or simply relax and take in the peaceful surroundings. For winter adventures, your private ski and snowboard drying room provides a dedicated space to store and dry your gear after a day on the slopes, keeping everything organised and ready for tomorrow. Whether you're visiting for deep winter powder or a summer escape, the deck offers the perfect place to slow down and enjoy the mountains.
Nozawa Onsen is more than a ski resort. It’s a traditional mountain village where deep winter snow, natural hot springs and everyday village life come together. Wander the narrow streets, discover small shops and restaurants, and watch steam rise from the local bathhouses as snow falls around you. It’s a place with its own rhythm, character and history — and one that feels distinctly Japanese.
