Uonuma no Sato:
Enjoy the picturesque views and sample the locally made drinks in Uonumanosato, a town deeply rooted in nature.
Come with us as we explore the Hakkaisan Snow Room, and see how they naturally cool their facilities down, try their famous Hakkaisan Sake, known country-wide, as well as their Shochu
Sit down, relax at the Sarukurayama Beer Brewery and enjoy the locally brewed beer.
Take a stroll through the Uonuma Village Garden, and feel at peace with the nature that is being cultivated by the locals
Find Isurugi Shrine, estimated to have been built before the year 1500, said to bring good fortune with matchmaking, business, and produce.
There is so much more to see, including Cafés, Restaurants, Gift shops, and more. Get lost in the natural beauty that is Uonumanosato.

Naked Man Stampede Festival:
The Naked Man Stampede festival is a very rare chance for you to not only watch but also participate in an ancient tradition. Get into the rather immodest white garbs, don your straw sandals, and run with locals in the freezing cold to honour the Buddhist god of war and wealth!

Once a year, the hinged doors of Bishamoundou are opened for the Urasa Bishamondo Naked Jostling Festival. Held at the Bukoji-Temple, the festival grounds are lined with traditional food and gift stalls and are host to an array of parades and events. After immersing yourself in some of Japan’s religious and cultural traditions, witness the main allure of the festival as groups of drunk half-naked men (some carrying huge candles weighing up to 50kg) jostle one another to be the first to pay worship to Bishamon, the Buddhist God of war and wealth.