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The renowned "Meiji Onsen" features rare carbonated springs, iron springs, acidic springs, and metasilicate springs. Enjoy healthy meals made with local ingredients at this hidden hot spring property surrounded by lush moss forests, stunning waterfalls, and a stream flowing nearby.

A serene world surrounded by breathtaking views and majestic nature, as if gazing from the heavens. This vast property offers exclusive spaces for only six groups. In spring, life awakens as sprouts emerge from the earth. In summer, lush green leaves adorn the mountains, deepening their colors. In autumn, vibrant foliage and sunsets delight the eyes. In winter, one appreciates the warmth amidst snow and tranquility. Birdsong greets you in the early morning, while a sky full of stars enchants you at night. Here lies a rare and luxurious location that has become a treasure in today's world.

An Onsen Property boasting one of the finest baths in the Kanto region, located at an altitude of 1800m, where you can fully enjoy nine natural wooden Onsen. Featuring Japan's highest sulfur concentration, the milky white cloudy hot spring water naturally gushes from the ground. With an overwhelming daily flow of 5.4 million liters, the Onsen is offered in a free-flowing style. From the "Gokurakuyu" bath, where the scenery changes every hour of the day, you may even encounter a sky full of stars. For dinner, enjoy a balanced buffet menu of over 40 dishes, including Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine, under the theme "Mago wa Yasashii."

This Property is dedicated to onsen enthusiasts, offering a stay focused on the onsen experience. The hot spring source is a mixed spring containing three types of components, classified as a hypotonic, mildly alkaline, high-temperature spring. It softens the skin, removes dead skin cells, cleanses, moisturizes, and provides a whitening effect. It also has strong moisturizing properties and peripheral vasodilation effects. Additionally, it exhibits an extremely high reduction potential, which is expected to help prevent skin aging (anti-aging effects). Even with the same source, the benefits can vary greatly depending on how it is provided. Here, you can experience the full potential of the natural source without circulation or chlorine. The bathing facilities include a large public bath, an open-air bath, and private baths. Accommodation is offered in a one-night stay with breakfast style, making it easy to use. It is popular not only for business and leisure but also among a diverse range of guests, including cosplayers and cyclists. For dinner, we recommend local dining spots in the onsen town. *Regarding tattoos* In recent years, with the increase in foreign travelers, the number of guests with tattoos has risen. Even domestically, general guests with tattoos visit us. Our Property works closely with the local police station and crime prevention association to strictly deny entry to members of organized crime groups, their affiliates, related organizations or companies, and any other individuals associated with antisocial forces, regardless of nationality. However, we welcome general guests with tattoos. Guests who may feel uncomfortable with tattoos are kindly asked to consider this policy when deciding whether to visit.

Guided by the concept of “travel as if you live,” STAY Tama no Yu was established in January 2024 with the hope that many guests—whether in good health or with concerns about their condition—can enjoy traveling with peace of mind. Our staff includes certified care workers, so in addition to using us as a standard extended-stay Hotel, we also support guests who have health concerns or need assistance during their stay so they can enjoy a comfortable Yufuin stay. Guests staying at STAY Tama no Yu may also use selected Facilities at the Main Building Tama no Yu.

Premium Onsen with the largest volume of hot spring water in Yamashiro Onsen Our hotel boasts the largest volume of natural spring water in Yamashiro Onsen, a hot spring town with 1,300 years of history (550 koku per day: approx. 100,000 liters). Enjoy our free-flowing open-air bath surrounded by nature that changes with the seasons—fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery—as well as our large public bath where even the showers use natural spring water.

This Ryokan features an open-air garden bath and a distinctive milky-blue Onsen with a slightly bluish, creamy-white hue. In early summer, azaleas bloom, and in winter you can enjoy the fragrance of pomelo floating in the bath—another of its charms. It is also a long-established Onsen Accommodation that has continued since the Meiji era, even in Myoban.

With over 160 years of history, enjoy 35 types of baths spread across 1,500 tsubo and five different spring qualities. About 160 years ago, the founder, Kinzo Takimoto, opened Noboribetsu Onsen to cure his wife’s skin condition. The waters passed down since the Edo period continue to soothe guests who come in search of healing even today. We welcome visitors with five spring qualities: sulfur springs, sodium bicarbonate springs, salt springs, Glauber’s salt springs, and acidic green vitriol springs. Japan has only ten recognized spring qualities—half of them can be enjoyed right here at our property. Bath-hopping is a journey of healing. Let us accompany you on an Onsen retreat to wash away everyday fatigue.

Overlooking the calm Ago Bay, renowned for pearl cultivation, and set within Ise-Shima National Park adjacent to Ise Jingu Shrine—often called the spiritual home of the Japanese heart—Amanemu awaits.“Amanemu” is named from the Sanskrit “aman,” meaning “peaceful,” and the Japanese “nemu” (合歓), meaning “joy.”It is a secluded retreat where abundant nature, deep spirituality, and wellness come together in beautiful harmony.With mineral-rich natural Onsen, spa and wellness experiences that heal and cleanse body and mind, and exquisite cuisine showcasing the rich bounty of Ise-Shima—once known as Miketsukuni—we offer a stay that brings profound peace and renewal befitting one of Japan’s most sacred destinations.Each Amanemu Accommodation includes dinner and breakfast for one night, plus one private experience unique to Ise-Shima.Whether visiting Ise Jingu Shrine or an ama hut, cruising Ago Bay, crafting with pearls, or taking part in waterfall meditation training, you can immerse yourself in the area’s nature and culture. Surrounded by silence, birdsong, and beautiful forest-and-sea views, your time here becomes more than a simple getaway—it is a journey of purification and rebirth that restores mind and body, invites you to face your inner self, and helps you feel connected to Japan’s spiritual traditions.

A natural Onsen Accommodation with three private hot spring sources on the grounds, boasting the largest volume of hot spring water in Misasa. In a peaceful setting away from the crowds, you can enjoy the changing beauty of each season. Soothe your everyday fatigue with seasonal cuisine made with local ingredients and a variety of baths featuring free-flowing water direct from the source.[Final meal start time]Dinner at our Accommodation must begin by 19:00.If you arrive after 19:00, we may be unable to prepare dinner.(Even if dinner cannot be provided, no refund will be issued for the dinner fee.)

This Property offers the unique experience of enjoying Onsen with different colors and water qualities from four distinct sources. In particular, the "Stone Garden Open-Air Bath," where you can enjoy milky white water, yellow water, and clear water, provides a special space unique to highland Onsen, accompanied by a magical landscape. Additionally, the quietly flowing time here offers a luxurious tranquility that cannot be experienced in the city. The Room accommodates up to 4 guests and includes free Wi-Fi access. There is also a buffet restaurant featuring an abundance of seasonal local ingredients.

Ryokan Onuma is nestled in Naruko Onsenkyo, one of Oshu’s three famous hot spring areas with a 1,200-year history. Our Accommodation is a small, traditional hot spring inn that has long preserved its free-flowing natural Onsen. From the natural Onsen known as “Bijin-no-Yu” for its serum-like feel on the skin to private baths and large communal baths, you can quietly enjoy eight different bathing options. Step away from the bustle of everyday life, refresh your body and mind in the Onsen, and spend a peaceful time relaxing as if this were your second home.

In the distance, you can see Echigo Komagatake, one of the Echigo Sanzan mountains. Occasionally, you can hear the chirping of birds, and the river flows gently. The Onsen is lukewarm, but please enjoy it slowly by soaking for 3 minutes and resting for 1 minute. Those feeling unwell will feel rejuvenated. Our cuisine features traditional dishes from the past. The rice, of course, is Koshihikari from here in Oritate. The simmered royal mountain vegetable, zenmai, is deliciously prepared. Echigo Mochi Pork is a specialty of Echigo, raised with carefully selected feed. Please enjoy it as shabu-shabu. The building is from the Showa era, but it is kept clean and well-maintained. The Onsen is located on the second floor, and the Rooms on the second floor are close to the Onsen, making them ideal for those with mobility issues. All of our staff are dedicated to providing heartfelt hospitality. We warmly invite you to visit us.

<One of Japan's Rare Strongly Acidic Myoban Ryokuban Onsen> The Onsen boasts an impressive flow rate of 6,000 liters per minute, making it one of the top sources in Japan in terms of volume from a single natural spring at an altitude of 1,126 meters. (According to old legends, it ranks second in the country.) The abundant Onsen water overflows from the source, forming a hot spring river. Additionally, due to the high altitude of this region, the area is known for its strong ultraviolet rays and is recognized as an ideal location for climate therapy. <Panoramic Public Bath at an Altitude of Approximately 1,100m> This open-air bath offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the natural beauty of the Sukawa Highlands, which spread across the foothills of Mount Kurikoma. From this liberating and rustic hot spring, you can see "Makunidake" to the left, the "Wild Bird Forest" with its lush beech primeval forest to the right, the "Iwakagami Wetlands" below, and directly ahead, where the ridgelines of mountains and forests meet, stands the majestic Dewafuji "Mount Chokai." The stunning natural scenery will leave a lasting impression. At night, you can also enjoy a sky full of stars that feels almost within reach!

A Resort Hotel nestled quietly in the forests of Kirishima. Enjoy panoramic views of the Kirishima mountain range from our large observation bath and open-air Onsen, as well as breathtaking sights of Sakurajima floating majestically on Kinko Bay. Experience the renowned Tono-yu Onsen, cherished for over 300 years since it was frequented by Satsuma domain lord Yoshitaka Shimazu for therapeutic bathing.

A hidden retreat in the heart of Atami, surrounded by nature and offering a stunning ocean view, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of city life. Relax in your own way with natural Onsen available in every Room, and enjoy a tranquil time immersed in simplicity. Savor seasonal ingredients sourced locally at our open-kitchen dining area or unwind with Shizuoka tea and herbal drinks at our tea lounge while taking in the serene scenery.

Welcome to Iwai Onsen Iwaiya. This secluded hot-spring retreat, said to be the oldest in the San’in region, offers 100% free-flowing natural spring water throughout the property—even in the showers. In our 150-year-old, traditional three-story wooden inn, enjoy a distinctly Japanese atmosphere filled with folk-style furnishings and local wildflowers, along with the flavors of San’in cuisine for a truly relaxing stay. Tottori’s only Onsen member of “The Association to Protect Japan’s Secret Hot Springs.” Michelin Guide Kyoto-Osaka + Tottori 2019: Two Stars

Finally, the sauna is complete! High reviews are for "Irori Kaiseki cuisine enjoyed at a hidden onsen in the mountains." The traditional atmosphere of the healing place is sure to soothe everyone. Always considering the coexistence of newness and tradition. An onsen unchanged since the Edo period to relieve travelers' fatigue. Thoughtfully prepared Kaiseki cuisine and carefully selected sake by the host. Relax and rejuvenate in the new sauna.