By Shinkansen (bullet train), it
takes about one hour from Tokyo Station. There are two types of Shinkansens; the Super
Express which makes the fewest stops on a single trip (called the YAMABIKO for the JR East
lines) and the Regular Express which stops more frequently (called the AOBA for the JR
East lines). Please take the regular Express/AOBA type train and get off at NASU-SHIOBARA
station--the gateway to the NASU Plateau. By car, via the Touhoku Expressway, it takes
about 2 or 2.5 hours depending upon the traffic in the area.
Relaxing options in Nasu:
(1) Leisure facilities for adults
and children for all year round. (2) Hiking courses. (3) Hot springs. (4) Tennis and golf
courses. (5) Fresh air and a panoramic view. (6) Skiing.
By Shinkansen (bullet train), it
takes about one hour from Tokyo Station. There are two types of Shinkansens; the Super
Express which makes the fewest stops on a single trip (called the YAMABIKO for the JR East
lines) and the Regular Express which stops more frequently (called the AOBA for the JR
East lines). Please take the regular Express/AOBA type train and get off at NASU-SHIOBARA
station--the gateway to the NASU Plateau. By car, via the Touhoku Expressway, it takes
about 2 or 2.5 hours depending upon the traffic in the area.
(1) Leisure facilities for adults
and children for all year round. (2) Hiking courses. (3) Hot springs. (4) Tennis and golf
courses. (5) Fresh air and a panoramic view. (6) Skiing.