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Opened in 1720, this Onsen quietly springs forth on the slopes of Mount Kurikoma. Since ancient times, when mountain worship was prevalent, it has been known as a healing bath for travelers. The milky white Onsen, with a faint sulfur aroma, is gentle on the skin and captivates the hearts of many Onsen enthusiasts. Additionally, the seasonal scenery from the private baths allows you to fully experience the nature of Kurikoma with all five senses, feeling it on your skin and throughout your body, providing an unparalleled sense of relaxation.The dinner at Kurikomaso features dishes centered around char (iwana) cuisine, with a focus on mountain vegetables and local ingredients, offering simple yet authentic regional flavors. Popular char dishes unique to Kurikomaso, such as char dengaku, sashimi, and char rice bowls, are so memorable that you'll find yourself longing to taste them again and again. These are heartfelt dishes of hospitality. A selection of local sake is also available. Pair your favorite sake with the dishes and enjoy a delightful time with your companions.We invite you to experience the nature and culture of Kurikoma and spend a truly relaxing and extraordinary time with us.

A hotel surrounded by nature with all rooms facing the sea! Perfect as a base for exploring Sado.Our clean and comfortable sea-facing Western-style rooms and the natural surroundings are highly praised by many guests. Please use us as your base for Sado sightseeing.■ Room: 27–45 sqm ■ All rooms are Western-style and face the sea. Enjoy a restful sleep on Simmons beds. The first floor has minimal steps, making it safe and convenient for both children and seniors. *Please note that our hotel is two stories high and does not have an elevator. If you prefer a first-floor room, please contact us in advance. ○ Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel ○ Air purifiers equipped in all rooms ■ Dinner: 18:00–21:00 ■ (Last order at 20:30) - Sado-Meshi Buffet with a mix of Japanese and Western dishes - Enjoy all-you-can-eat sushi made with Sado-caught fish and homemade roast beef! Desserts after meals are also upgraded in volume! We continue to be certified as a Sado-Meshi-Ran restaurant! *Menu may vary depending on ingredient availability. *Individual servings may be provided depending on the number of guests. ■ Breakfast: 7:00–9:00 ■ - A buffet highly popular among fish lovers - Create your own original seafood rice bowl at our special corner! Our special curry is also a big hit! Enjoy a Sado-Meshi breakfast with a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. *Menu may vary depending on ingredient availability. *Individual servings may be provided depending on the number of guests. ■ Onsen Large Bath: 15:00–23:00, 6:00–11:00 ■ Yawaragi no Yu (Simple Onsen) "About the Hot Spring Tax" A separate Hot Spring Tax is required as follows: Adults (junior high school students and above): 150 yen/person Children (elementary school students and below): Free ■ Access to Tourist Attractions ■ Kirarium Sado (Aikawa area): 10 minutes by car Sado Gold Mine (Aikawa area): 15 minutes by car Senkaku Bay Agehama Park (Aikawa area): 10 minutes by car Aikawa Skills Transmission Exhibition Hall (Aikawa area): 10 minutes by car Toki Forest Park (Niibo area): 45 minutes by car Tarai Bune (Ogi area): 70 minutes by car

Akizawa Hotel boasts an attractive location near the Shimanto River, Cape Ashizuri, and Kashiwajima Island. The first-floor restaurant "Sai Sai" offers dishes made with abundant local seasonal ingredients, focusing on fresh seafood. The Reiwa Building, opened in the second year of Reiwa, expanded with 11 additional Rooms in the third year of Reiwa due to positive customer feedback.

A small property limited to 5 groups per day, featuring kaiseki cuisine that emphasizes seasonal flavors and local ingredients. Each guest room has a unique layout, unified by a simple Japanese modern design. We are delighted to accommodate solo travelers.

Diamond Hakone Society is located in the heart of Hakone Izu National Park. Experience the natural beauty of Hakone and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. In the large communal bath, you can relax with various options such as a jacuzzi, body shower, and sauna. At the restaurant, enjoy a special Kaiseki meal prepared by the chef with a focus on five tastes and three styles. We hope you can enjoy a leisurely flow of time as your second home.

This property features three gardens designed by Mirei Shigemori, one of which is the first garden created in Koyasan and designated as a national registered monument. Each garden represents the abundant water of Koyasan, with the water flow connecting the three gardens. You can leisurely enjoy the seasonal beauty of these gardens.

Koyasan Jokiin, where the Jizodo Hall was completed in 2001, is a temple themed around "healing." The large communal bath "Jizo-yu" has been renovated, and the temple offers a shukubo (temple lodging) experience. Some special rooms do not have private baths, and the communal bath is available from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM (4:00 PM to 9:30 PM in December). Additionally, the temple's vegetarian cuisine emphasizes the seasonal essence and the esoteric Buddhist principles of "Five Methods, Five Tastes, and Five Colors," utilizing ingredients to their fullest. Guests can enjoy dishes crafted with care, featuring five types of seasoning, cooking methods, and color arrangements.

A tranquil temple lodging for peace of mind. "The chirping of wild birds, the rustling of leaves, and the sound of water droplets on the pond" await you in a serene environment.

A property with excellent access to Kongobuji and Reihokan, offering a traditional lodging experience away from the daily hustle and bustle. The guest rooms are simple Japanese-style rooms, ideal for those seeking tranquility. Additionally, there are renovated Japanese-style rooms equipped with toilets, washbasins, and air conditioning, suitable for those who prioritize facilities.

Our Onsen, known as "Kuroyu" due to its deep, rich color and iodine content, is renowned for its beautifying effects, leaving the skin smooth and soft. It is also highly regarded for its therapeutic benefits, including relief from cold sensitivity, minor cuts, burns, joint pain, neuralgia, muscle pain, and fatigue recovery, making it ideal for therapeutic bathing. For meals, we offer seasonal delicacies from the Yoro Valley, along with popular optional Plans featuring Ise lobster, abalone, and golden eye snapper. Our guest rooms include a variety of options, such as those overlooking the serene streams of the Yoro River, rooms in the main building with views of the red Kannon Bridge, and others with semi-open-air baths.

"Rinkaiso," the Property of Kuroshio, overlooking the vast Katsuura Bay, welcomes you with the fresh hospitality unique to a seaside retreat. From the ocean-view rooms, you can enjoy the breathtaking sight of a beautiful sunset slowly sinking into the horizon, helping you forget the hustle and bustle of daily life. Our meals feature freshly caught seafood, each dish sure to bring a fresh sense of delight to your heart. Additionally, our pride, the Onsen (Maniwa Onsen), is renowned as a "beauty bath" effective for skin conditions such as rough skin and atopy. This natural Onsen, with its black-brown water containing metasilicic acid—a hallmark of a famous hot spring—is 100% sourced from the spring itself.

Forget the hustle and immerse yourself in the soothing waters.Established in 1957, our Ryokan is a small establishment with 9 Rooms located along the cherry blossom path of Kikuchi Shrine.As a traditional Ryokan, we do not offer extravagant performances or Facilities, but we wholeheartedly provide hospitality to ensure you enjoy a relaxing time.

An accommodation featuring 100% natural hot spring water in its open-air baths and handmade cuisine emphasizing quality ingredients. Particularly, the hamo dishes from summer to early autumn are not to be missed. In 2023, a comfortable space utilizing natural materials was introduced, allowing guests to stay without worrying about dryness. Guests can soak in the highly alkaline water with skin-beautifying effects while enjoying the warmth of wood and dappled sunlight. The café space, equipped with Wi-Fi, offers coffee and sweets for enjoyment.

No Meals Included, but a fully equipped kitchen is available for free use. Bringing your own food is allowed. The spacious living room, wooden deck balcony, and lawn garden are highly rated. The artistic interior and a gallery featuring works by a local watercolor artist are also available. 20 minutes by bus from Shimoda Station. Parking, covered bicycle parking, washing machine, and dryer are available. Within walking distance, you’ll find an Onsen, restaurants, and Yumigahama Beach. With rental bicycles, you can also reach convenience stores and roadside stations. We can guide you to hidden gems in Izu, such as Hirizo Beach, secret hot springs, and the Geopark.