10-22, Chuocho, Nirasaki Shi, Yamanashi Ken, 407-0023, Japan [MAP]
Tel: 0551-45-7556
Email: info@chaho.jp
By Train
From Tokyo | Shinjuku | ── | Limited express Azusa | ── | Nirasaki | (1h36mins) |
From Kofu | Kofu | ── | JR Chuo line | ── | Nirasaki | (13mins) |
From Nagano | Matsumoto | ── | Limited express Azusa | ── | Nirasaki | (66mins) |
If you are driving
Take Chuo Expressway to Nirasaki I.C. / 5mins from there
By Train
From Tokyo | Shin- juku |
── | Limited express Azusa | ── | Nirasaki | (1h36mins) |
From Kofu | Kofu | ── | JR Chuo line | ── | Nirasaki | (13mins) |
From Nagano | Mats- umoto |
── | Limited express Azusa | ── | Nirasaki | (66mins) |
If you are driving
Take Chuo Expressway to Nirasaki I.C. / 5mins from there
Where chAho is located, NIRASAKI
Nirasaki has been a popular rest stop in history, therefore has always been a place where people gather, and has become a point of culture exchange. Now, due to great public transport, it is a lot easier to get to the city centre, Nirasaki has become a city with great access to the nature and the big city lifestyle. It has become a great location for those that wish to visit Yamanashi. Nirasaki is surround by the great southern alps, Mt. Yatsugatake, Mt. Kayagatake, and is very popular amongst hikers as the entrances to the great three mountains are all located in this city. Furthermore, Nirasaki is also the ancestral homeland of the Takeda clan. You can find the Takedahachimangu right here in Nirasaki, as well as many other historical artifacts in relation to the Takeda clan. Nirasaki has a great balance of urban and nature, and is definitely a breath of fresh air.