During the green season, Seppō Shokudo offers a dining experience that can be enjoyed exclusively in Hakuba’s warmer months. Located inside Snow Peak LAND STATION HAKUBA, this seasonal restaurant is a destination in itself, combining thoughtful Japanese cuisine with striking architecture and expansive mountain scenery. In the winter, you can visit Restaurant 雪峰 (Seppō) instead, which serves as the alternative dining option during the snow season.

Snow Peak LAND STATION HAKUBA was designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, and the restaurant reflects the same philosophy of harmony with nature. Clean lines, natural materials, and an open layout allow the surrounding landscape to become part of the dining experience. From almost every seat, guests are reminded that they are dining at the foot of the Northern Japanese Alps.

Restaurant 雪峰/ Seppo Shokudo focuses on local production for local consumption, highlighting ingredients grown in Hakuba and the wider Shinshu region. Rice, vegetables, and seasonal produce are nourished by pure meltwater flowing down from the Northern Alps, giving each dish a clean, natural flavor. The menu centers around hearty Japanese set meals that feel both comforting and refined. Signature dishes include Shinshu salmon sashimi, Roast Shinshu Beef Rice Bowl with Fresh Azumino Wasabi and Shinshu Pork Ginger Stir-Fry Set

One of the highlights of dining at Restaurant 雪峰/ Seppo Shokudo is the expansive view that can be seen from the seating area. Designed to maximise the connection to nature, the space opens out toward panoramic views of the Northern Alps. On clear summer days, guests can enjoy their meal surrounded by the view of mountains, open skies, and delicious local dishes.

The interior of Restaurant 雪峰/ Seppo Shokudo is calm, spacious, and closely connected to its surroundings, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame expansive views of the Northern Alps. Natural wood is used throughout the tables, seating, and structural elements, giving the space warmth and a grounded feel that reflects Hakuba’s mountain environment. Long tables and window-side seating are arranged to maximise the scenery, allowing guests to enjoy open fields and distant peaks while they dine. Soft ceiling panels gently diffuse light and sound, creating a relaxed atmosphere where the architecture, landscape, and cuisine come together in a quiet, thoughtfully designed setting.

Restaurant 雪峰 (Seppō)/ Seppō Shokudo offers one of the most distinctive dining experiences in Hakuba during the green season, combining locally sourced Japanese cuisine with thoughtful architecture and panoramic mountain views. Located within Snow Peak LAND STATION HAKUBA, it is an ideal place to experience the flavors of the Shinshu region while enjoying Hakuba’s natural landscape. Beyond dining, Snow Peak LAND STATION HAKUBA offers more to explore during your visit.

Guests can browse the Snow Peak retail store, which showcases outdoor apparel, camping gear, and lifestyle items designed to blend seamlessly with nature. There is also an on-site Starbucks café where you can enjoy coffee and light refreshments, making it easy to spend a relaxed afternoon moving between food, shopping, and the surrounding scenery. Together, the restaurant, store, and café create a well-rounded destination that reflects Snow Peak’s philosophy of outdoor living and thoughtful design in the heart of Hakuba. For visitors looking for an authentic, seasonal restaurant in Hakuba that highlights local ingredients and a strong connection to nature, Restaurant 雪峰 (Seppō)/ Seppō Shokudo is a destination well worth planning your visit around.

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FAQs:

When is Seppō Shokudo open?

Seppō Shokudo is open during the green season only, typically from late spring through autumn. It is closed during the winter months.

What restaurant operates during winter?

During the winter season, Restaurant 雪峰 (Seppō) operates at Snow Peak LAND STATION HAKUBA as the alternative dining option.

What kind of food does Seppō Shokudo serve?

Seppō Shokudo serves Japanese set meals made with locally sourced ingredients from Hakuba and the wider Shinshu region.

Is parking available?

Yes, free parking is available on-site at Snow Peak LAND STATION HAKUBA for restaurant, café, and store visitors.

Can I visit the Snow Peak store and café without dining?

Yes, the Snow Peak retail store and Starbucks café in Hakuba are open to all visitors and can be enjoyed even if you are not dining at the restaurant.