Kobayashi Farm
A farm in Obuse Town. It welcomes visitors for apple picking and chestnut gathering.
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A farm in Obuse Town. It welcomes visitors for apple picking and chestnut gathering.
A gelato shop in Obuse Town. It uses milk from the farm's Jersey cows.
A farm shop in Obuse Town. In autumn, grapes, apples and Obuse chestnuts are on sale.
An inn in Obuse Town that takes only one group at a time. It is a renovated storehouse more than 100 years old.
A guesthouse in Obuse Town. It is a renovated traditional house from the early Showa era.
A day-use hot spring in Obuse Town. The open-air bath looks down on the Zenkoji Plain.
A hot spring in Obuse Town. It is the only natural hot spring in the town where guests can stay overnight.
A Japanese restaurant in Obuse Town. It serves dishes made with Shinshu pork and beef.
A Western-style confectionery shop in Obuse Town. It uses peaches, apples and grapes from its own farm.
A tofu restaurant in Obuse Town. The tofu is made with Japanese-grown soybeans and natural nigari.
An Italian restaurant in Obuse Town. Its oven-baked dough made with seasonal vegetables is popular.
A shop in Obuse Town. It opened in May 2024 in a renovated corner of an old hardware store.
A cafe in Obuse Town. It offers house-roasted coffee and tableware.
A confectionery shop in Obuse Town. It uses fruit and ingredients from within a 30-kilometer radius.
A Western-style restaurant inside the Floral Garden in Obuse Town. Diners can eat while looking out on the garden.
A winery in Tomi City. It cleared neglected land and grows grapes in clay-soil fields.
An eatery in Obuse Town. Baked curry is its signature dish, and it is open from midday into the night.
A ramen shop in Obuse Town. It serves a clear chicken-stock soup and house-made noodles.
A restaurant in Obuse Town. It offers an all-you-can-eat lunch using vegetables from its own farm and from the local area.
A tourist information center at Iiyama Station. It handles information on a wide area of the Hokushin region.
An art museum in Azumino City. Opened in 1994, it exhibits original picture book art from Japan and abroad.