Yusaka Onsenkyo Kamogawaso

A relaxing Onsen Accommodation where the charm of traditional Japanese culture lives on.

Opened in 1967. This calm retreat, filled with the warmth of wood and the gentle comfort of tatami, has been partially updated with modern touches while preserving its distinctly Japanese character. More than 100 paintings and artworks are displayed throughout the property—truly a “museum you can stay in.” Gaze out at nature, immerse yourself in art, and surrender to unhurried time. Here, adults can find true relaxation amid the timeless atmosphere of Japan.

Surrender yourself to “Enmei no Yu.”

Yusaka is a storied hot spring area where Sugawara no Michizane is said to have rested on his journey to Tsukushi, and where feudal lords also stopped during the sankin-kotai system. The Onsen that springs from a well on our grounds is a rare “radioactive cold mineral spring,” even by Japanese standards. This gentle water, containing trace amounts of radon, has long been cherished as the “Onsen of Longevity.” It is believed to be beneficial for hyperuricemia, neuralgia, and rheumatism, and is also known as an Onsen for therapeutic bathing. Surrender yourself to these historic waters and enjoy a moment that gently restores both body and mind.

Savor the beauty of all four seasons and the bounty of the Seto Inland Sea.

Fresh spring buds, lush summer greens, vibrant autumn foliage, and crisp winter air. As the Japanese garden changes with the seasons, so does our cuisine. A carefully crafted kais-eki course featuring seasonal ingredients nurtured by the sea and mountains of Setouchi. Each dish enjoyed while gazing out at the garden gently conveys the passing of the seasons. S savor the colors of the season, where nature and cuisine resonate in harmony.