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Matsubakawa Onsen, known as a spiritual spring since the Edo period, is nestled in the valley of Hinoji River, a source of the Shimanto River. Here, you can enjoy the stunning seasonal beauty of mountains and valleys, fresh air, and a breathtaking starry night sky. Relax in a cozy space crafted with abundant Kubokawa cypress while listening to the gentle sounds of the river. Rejuvenate your body and mind in our large public baths and open-air baths that feature two rare types of natural hot springs with different qualities found only in few places across The whole country. We also offer heartfelt hospitality through dishes made from the blessings of nature—sea, river, and mountain—found along the Shimanto River basin.

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.

A National Lodge is a Property or Facility built in areas with excellent natural environments, such as national parks or national recreational Onsen areas. Miyajima Mori no Yado is a National Lodge located within Omoto Park, at the foot of the natural monument Misen Primeval Forest. Omoto Park is a rare place in the world where large fir trees grow near the coastline, blending the scent of the sea with the fragrance of the forest. It has long been a famous spot for cherry blossoms and is counted among the Eight Views of Itsukushima for its beauty. Additionally, within the park lies Omoto Shrine, an ancient shrine said to have been established even before Itsukushima Shrine. During the winter festival Hyakutematsuri and the summer Miyajima Grand Festival Kangen-sai, ceremonial boats dock here, and rituals are performed. Right in front of the lodge is the Miyajima Aquarium, allowing you to rediscover the charm of Miyajima while staying at Miyajima Mori no Yado, surrounded by the rich natural beauty of the sea and mountains.

At our small Property nestled in the great outdoors, you can enjoy a private open-air hot spring bath with free-flowing water and savor Hida beef grilled on a ceramic plate. From the tranquil Japanese-style rooms, you can take in panoramic views of the Northern Alps' seasonal beauty, and immerse yourself in the liberating breeze of the highlands for a truly relaxing experience. Additionally, the handmade cypress private open-air bath crafted by the owner is available for free, and on clear nights, you might even witness a sky full of stars. Relish countryside cuisine featuring the delights of Okuhida, including Hida beef sirloin grilled on a ceramic plate.

Welcome to Shimoda-so, a seaside retreat. Located just a 1-minute walk from Sotoura Beach, the shallow waters are perfect for families with children to enjoy swimming. It is also ideal for sports training camps. The convenience of being able to walk to the beach in your swimsuit is a highlight, and you can also enjoy a day-use Onsen. The spacious 12-tatami mat Room is equipped with a sink, toilet, TV, and refrigerator, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additionally, we offer rentals for Go, Shogi, and Mahjong. The natural hot spring Onsen, with its free-flowing source, is effective for neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, and more.

Nestled on the banks of the Chikugo River, Hotel Hana-Keshiki is a tranquil Onsen Ryokan in Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture. From our riverside guest rooms, you can enjoy views of the gentle flow of the Chikugo River. Our proud private hot spring source is a 100% free-flowing natural spring with abundant output containing natural radon. This alkaline sulfur Onsen, known as a “beauty bath,” features a silky-smooth feel on the skin. In addition to the large public bath, you can also enjoy touring five different private family baths, each with its own unique atmosphere. For dining, we offer Japanese kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal local ingredients nurtured by Ukiha’s rich nature. Listen to the murmuring river and spend a soothing moment that lets you forget everyday life.

A traditional Japanese Ryokan with a serene Japanese garden. Operating as a daimyo's headquarters since the late Edo period, guests can enjoy the natural flowing Onsen in a scenic bath. The garden features a majestic 100-year-old Himuro cedar tree, and guests staying in first-floor rooms can directly access the garden. Additionally, the prestigious suite, which has hosted various renowned figures, offers a special space complete with a private Onsen bath and a sofa room. The Ryokan takes pride in its fresh seafood dishes, prepared with ingredients directly sourced from the sea by a chef who has been awarded the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Prize.