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HAKKAISAN SAKE
Back in 2003, once NHK TV morning drama took place and linked Asakusa and Niigata. Eel restaurant in Asakusa cannot be referred without one of the best Sake in Japan. Hakkaisan, literally meaning of Eight Ocean Mountain, can be seen the best angled view from Muikamachi (literally Six Day Town). Their brewery is in top secret zone but you can catch the satelite view at Google Map.

Here's the Japanese language site => http://www.hakkaisan.co.jp/
Here's the (North American?) English language site => http://www.hakkaisan.com/


And your itinerary can be scheduled at this site. Just a few example below (without JR Pass).


JR Train (around JPY8,000 including Shinkansen fare, less than 2 hours)
Asakusa => (Tokyo Metro) => Ueno => (Joetsu Shinkansen) => Echigo-Yuzawa => (Joetsu Local Line) => Muikamachi

JR Local Train (JPY3,570 with at least two transfer, 5 hours)

Highway Bus (JPY3,310 plus Tokyo Metro or JR Yamanote Line, 3 - 4 hours)
Asakusa / Ueno => (Tokyo Metro / JR Yamanote Line) => Ikebukuro (Highway Bus) => Muikamachi
Mukamachi has small ski resort (not as major/big as GALA Yuzawa). Their Youth Holstel had closed in 2008, but there are as well as many onsen ryokan in the area, just an example => very traditional and authentic style ryokan, highly recommended : http://www.ryugon.co.jp/
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