Apart from ski resorts and adrenaline-packed slopes, this Japanese village is also home to a range of dining establishments
After almost three years of travel restrictions, Japan’s border is finally opening up on October 11—just in time for your winter holiday. If you’re one for skiing and snowboarding, this means it’s time to air out your winter outfits, clean your skis and boards, and head to the mountains.
While Japan is home to a range of ski destinations, one of the most popular spots is Hakuba. Located three hours away from Tokyo, this village in the Japanese alps offers an abundance of snow, large ski resorts, and mouth-watering food.
We can all agree that after a day of hitting the slopes, there’s nothing better than enjoying a hearty meal. That said, here are some restaurants and bars to explore once the slopes close.
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Fuel up with a meat filled meal after a day out on the mountains at… Genghis Khan Miyama
Lamb lovers will not want to miss out on a filling meal at Genghis Khan Miyama. This yakiniku joint puts the spotlight on lamb barbecue with its wide selection of cuts, including the well-marbled lamb chops that are grilled until tender and juicy. Enjoy these with a slew of other premium beef such as the lean and flavourful beef tenderloin, and beef sirloin.
Genghis Khan Miyama, 399-9301 Nagano, Kitaazumi District, Hakuba, Hokujo, 3020-694, +81 261-85-4633