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Sakakibara Onsen is located amidst the traditional rural landscapes of Japan, surrounded by satoyama, rice fields, and rivers. Locally known as "Miya no Yu," it is a historic Onsen where people are said to have purified themselves before visiting the shrine. Praised as a "famous spring" by the renowned Sei Shonagon, Sakakibara Onsen has been celebrated in many poems as a healing hot spring for love ailments. Even today, Sakakibara Onsen is cherished by many as a place to soothe both the mind and body. We warmly invite you to experience the renowned Onsen, endorsed by Sei Shonagon, along with our heartfelt hospitality.

The large communal bath features a fully tatami-matted floor, providing a novel bathing experience. The non-slip surface ensures safety for both children and the elderly. The water is a weakly alkaline, low-mineral, high-temperature Onsen. Dinner includes seafood dishes that defy expectations for a mountain setting. The dining area, styled with chairs on tatami mats, known as "Kyaku Raku Zen," is popular. It reduces strain on the legs and back, allowing you to relax and enjoy your meal.

A 3-minute walk from JR Obihiro Station and a 4-minute walk to the Northern Yatai. Relax with a welcome coffee at check-in. We offer seven types of Rooms, from single to triple and Japanese-style rooms, catering to both business and leisure travelers. Breakfast includes Japanese and Western dishes, with some items changing daily.

Located in a prime location, just about a 3-minute walk from JR Nakatsu Station, and close to supermarkets, convenience stores, and restaurants. The hotel features a dining area, private barrel sauna (for a fee), meeting rooms (for a fee), and other facilities, making it suitable for both business and leisure. Free parking is available, and check-out is possible until 11 AM. There is no curfew, and the 24-hour front desk staff ensures a secure stay. Please consider visiting us.

2 minutes walk from Hirosaki Station. A renovated hotel with a prime location near the station. All rooms are non-smoking and equipped with WiFi, providing a comfortable space. Ideal for business use, families, or groups with spacious rooms ranging from 17 to 35 square meters. Convenient connecting rooms are also available. Breakfast can be enjoyed through room service, allowing for a relaxed morning. Enjoy a comfortable stay at our hotel, combining the convenience of being near the station with modern facilities.

At this Property, you can enjoy a simple alkaline Onsen with a high concentration of pH 9.0 while taking in breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and the Amagi Mountain Range. On the basement floor, there is a "small art museum" showcasing works by artists such as Ikuo Hirayama. Each Room is equipped with two beds and a Japanese-style tatami area, offering views of either Mount Fuji or the Amagi Mountain Range. The large public bath features an open-air bath, a cypress barrel bath, and a sauna, allowing you to experience different atmospheres during the day and night. Savor creative Japanese cuisine, born from the pursuit of flavor and the tradition of culinary excellence.

Like a beauty serum! Relax in the natural Onsen rich in skin-beautifying ingredients and the open-air bath overlooking Hakkoda! Located in a quiet suburban area of Towada City, 30 minutes by car from Oirase Stream! 10 minutes by car from Towada City center! All rooms feature Wi-Fi, bidet toilets, and are just 1 minute from a convenience store!

Enjoy a relaxing time soaking in the hot springs while gazing at the Sea of Japan, and forget the mundane in a serene Japanese-style room.

Just a 2-minute drive from Beppu Interchange, you can enjoy views of Beppu Bay. The free private family Onsen is popular, featuring open-air baths and large communal baths with natural hot spring water. The Room is a special Japanese-Western style with an indoor bath. Facilities are well-equipped, including Wi-Fi. Enjoy a creative Kaiseki meal by the chef, with pork shabu-shabu as the main dish.