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Six Senses Myoko

Myoko, Japan · Six Senses · High Luxury · Opening soon

Kengo Kuma and Kume Sekkei designed Six Senses Myoko around a 'Golden Wind' idea, a building that steps up the foothill like the terraced rice fields of Myoko Kogen in Niigata. It will have 57 rooms and suites, many with a private onsen, plus 21 residences above the hotel, two restaurants and bars, a spa with eight treatment rooms and a boutique. Opening is now aimed for early 2029.

About Six Senses Myoko

History

Announced in October 2025 by IHG and Patience Capital Group for the Myoko Kogen ski region, with architecture by Kengo Kuma and Kume Sekkei. Construction was due to start in April 2026; ground uplift found during preparatory works led to design changes, and opening is expected in early 2029, within Japan's 2028 fiscal year.

The setting

Slopeside at foothills of Mount Myoko in Suginohara ski resort, Myoko Kogen; 3-hour drive/2-hour train from Tokyo, with ski slopes, hot springs, waterfalls.

Restaurants and bars

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