Smart Ways to Avoid Crowds and Enjoy a Safe, Comfortable Trip to Myoko, Niigata Prefecture.
- Written by: LIVE JAPAN Editor
Myoko in Niigata Prefecture is a highly popular tourist destination among both foreigners and Japanese. Therefore, depending on the season, it can be extremely crowded, making it difficult to board your preferred mode of transportation or even increasing the risk of accidents.
During Japan's peak holiday seasons—April 29 to May 5, August 10 to August 15, and December 25 to January 5—accommodations are often fully booked, and traffic congestion is widespread. Similarly, during Chinese New Year (late January to early February), a major holiday for Chinese travelers, large crowds are also expected.
To help you steer clear of the crowds and enjoy a smoother trip during these busy periods, we've put together helpful travel tips and information.
Ridesharing Services in Myoko, Niigata
Myoko City in Niigata Prefecture is a captivating destination where visitors can enjoy breathtaking nature, relaxing hot springs, and a variety of seasonal activities. Particularly in winter, Myoko, renowned for its high-quality snow and numerous ski resorts, draws a large number of tourists.
During peak tourist seasons, taxis and buses may be limited or unavailable. In such cases, ridesharing is a convenient option. In Myoko, the service started on February 7, 2025. You can use it by visiting the Kohgen Taxi office directly in front of Myoko Kogen Station.
・Service Provider: Kohgen Taxi
・Service Hours: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM (two vehicles available)
・How to Request a Ride: Call 0255-86-3141 or visit the Kohgen Taxi office located in front of Myoko Kogen Station.

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