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Our accommodation, Bandai Nishimuraya, is a peaceful mountain retreat located in an onsen town surrounded by the Adatara Mountains to the east, Mount Bandai to the west, and the Azuma mountain range to the north. Since around 1600 AD, when an onsen was discovered at the foot of Mount Adatara, it has also been used as a therapeutic hot spring. Our 100% natural flowing onsen features high acidity levels and is known for its benefits in treating gastrointestinal diseases, rheumatic conditions, cuts, and other external injuries. It attracts numerous visitors throughout the year. There is also a ski resort nearby that makes our accommodation popular among families enjoying winter skiing. In spring, summer, and autumn, many guests visit after hiking to relax and recover from their mountain adventures before heading home. Enjoy rooms with views of seasonal landscapes and daily-changing local cuisine made with fresh seasonal ingredients sourced from our region for a relaxing stay.

Minpaku Inariyama is an accommodation located on the quiet hillside of Inariyama, surrounded by bamboo groves and offering a pristine natural environment. Historically, this area was part of the Fujiwara family's estate and was considered sacred ground where many monks offered daily prayers to the deity of Inari. The name "Bōzan" (Monk's Mountain) originates from this history, as explained by the priest of Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine nearby.Our accommodation is ideal for exploring Fushimi Inari Taisha's numerous otsuka (sacred mounds) and spiritual sites. It takes about 18 minutes on foot to reach Fushimi Inari Taisha via Takenoshita Path, a bamboo-lined trail inaccessible to cars. Along the way, you can visit famous power spots such as Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine, Kōbō Falls, Myōbūsha Shrine, and other mystical otsuka before arriving at the iconic Senbon Torii gates. From there, turning right leads you to Kumataka Shrine—Fushimi Inari Taisha’s top power spot—while turning left takes you in just one minute to Okusha Hohai-sho with its Omokaru Stone. Kumataka Shrine and Fushimi Kamitaka Shrine are two major power spots representing Mount Inari; we highly recommend visiting them.Additionally, our accommodation offers free parking facilities, making it an excellent base for sightseeing in Kyoto by car. After a day of exploration, relax with forest bathing on our wooden deck or unwind in our handmade open-air bath in the backyard. While it is not an Onsen hot spring bath, we provide high-quality bath salts comparable to Onsen water for your enjoyment.We also welcome guests traveling with pets! You can create memorable moments with your beloved dog at our pet-friendly accommodation. Dogs are allowed in guest rooms; however, if preferred, we also have dedicated pet-only rooms available.As a former ceramic artist who started running this minpaku business in 2018, I have since paused my creative work but cherish meeting guests from around the world as well as kind-hearted dog lovers who stay with us!

The guesthouse closest to the Kinsakubaru virgin forest, near Ohama Seaside Park, a stunning sunset and starry sky viewpoint in the suburbs of Naze. On nights outside of winter, you can enjoy BBQ under the stars. There are plenty of unique experiences only available in Amami, including interactions with locals.

We offer a variety of room types, from single rooms to Japanese-style rooms. On the 1st floor, there is a male-only bath with the artificial Onsen Komyo no Yu "<Yu・Ba-Ba>".

A Property that has quietly been managed by the same family for 12 generations as a hot spring retreat since the Edo period. Featuring a large bathhouse with beams made from Akita cedar over 150 years old, as well as five unique baths with distinct atmospheres. The landlady prepares heartwarming dishes using local ingredients, tailored to the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Enjoy the simple yet comforting flavors of each bite. Inside the Property, you will find displays of "Koyasu Kokeshi" and "Kijiyama Kokeshi" dolls, along with handmade tapestries crafted by the head maid. Relax and feel at home with our Akita-accented hospitality, as if you've returned to your hometown.

The hosts of this property are a traveling couple who moved from Kanto, enchanted by Lake Mashu. The building is old and evokes nostalgia for the Showa era, but please relax in the natural onsen to relieve your travel fatigue! The host, who loves traveling and has camped 200 nights at Lake Mashu, will introduce hidden spots around Lake Mashu, Lake Kussharo, and Lake Akan. Cyclists and riders are welcome! Mountain climbers, campers, and workers are also encouraged to use the facilities.