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This is the most affordable Property in Asamushi Onsen, located in the heart of Aomori Prefecture. In addition to gender-separated onsen baths with free-flowing hot spring water, we offer three types of private baths: "Gin no Tsuki" and "Kuro Wabisuke" on the first floor, and the open-air bath "Chakkoi Maruyu" on the third floor, perfect for families or groups to relax. As this is a No Meals Included Property, you are welcome to bring your own food and drinks without hesitation. The lobby on the first floor is a free space that can be used for group dining and gatherings. Depending on the season, we also collaborate with other Hotels and restaurants to offer a "Dinner Selection Plan," making it suitable for business trips, sightseeing, or family vacations.

The "Togo Pond" that spreads out by the Property is counted among the Eight Scenic Views of San'in, offering breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons. The entire Property is equipped with Wi-Fi, and a workation room is available. Come and rejuvenate your senses with seasonal cuisine and natural flowing Onsen.This Property, rich in the charm of waterside scenery, appears to float on the lake and is part of the Togo Onsen area. The open-air bath overlooking the Togo lakeside, bathed in the glow of the setting sun, offers a majestic and relaxing experience, refreshing both body and mind. Nearby attractions include "Encho-en," one of the largest Chinese gardens in Japan, and "Shiokaze Hill," the birthplace of ground golf. Around Togo Pond, there is also a walking course certified by the All Japan Nordic Walking Federation, which can be enjoyed by both children and the elderly.

Fukusenka, boasting a natural alkaline simple sulfur Onsen directly sourced from the spring, is gentle on the skin and offers moisturizing and peeling effects. You can enjoy an open-air bath or foot bath while gazing at the flow of the Chikugo River. Additionally, you can take Onsen water home for skincare or cooking purposes. Rooms include Japanese-style Rooms along the Chikugo River, Western-style Rooms, and even pet-friendly Rooms. Wi-Fi and various amenities are fully equipped. Our head chef prepares dishes using seasonal ingredients, and you can also savor fruits from the local Ukiha City. Spend precious moments with your loved ones in a comfortable and relaxing space.

At a property on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean, there is an open-air natural onsen. Guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine prepared by the head chef. The property offers Japanese-style rooms, living rooms, and Western-style rooms, making it ideal for groups or three-generation trips. Every room offers a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, and the prideful open-air bath also provides stunning views. A colorful yukata rental service is available for female guests.

This historic Accommodation along the Shimobe River valley is proud of its Onsen, supplied by three private hot springs, and its seasonal Japanese kaiseki cuisine. The main building, preserving the charm of the early Showa era, offers a soothing retreat once beloved by haiku poets. The Onsen is available 24 hours a day and features two baths—one low-temperature and one high-temperature—allowing guests to alternate between them for a range of potential benefits.

Set on a vast 21,000-tsubo estate, our beautiful Japanese garden showcases the scenery of all four seasons. In our spacious facilities, enjoy seasonal cuisine featuring locally sourced ingredients and a truly relaxing stay.Our 100% privately sourced hot spring, drawn from 1,200 meters underground—Kaga Hyakumangoku Gensen—is a sulfate spring known for supporting metabolism, relieving fatigue, and promoting healthy skin. Enjoy a soothing bath-hopping experience in our large public bath with indoor baths, an open-air garden bath, and a sauna.The lobby features modern Japanese-style interiors, and we welcome you with warm hospitality.

A Property boasting exquisite cuisine and a beautiful garden. Enjoy the view of the Yoiichi River while soaking in the sulfur hot springs. The dishes, actively using locally sourced ingredients, are registered with the "Yamaguchi Shokusai-ten." Savor local specialties such as octopus rice made with freshly caught octopus from Shunan City, as well as seasonal offerings like pike conger and blowfish. Meals can be enjoyed in the comfort of your Room. We offer a variety of Rooms with unique atmospheres, including Warakutei, Kagetsutei, and the Main Building. Relax and unwind while taking in the seasonal Japanese garden and the gentle murmur of the Yoiichi River, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Proudly featuring three spacious open-air baths and luxurious private baths with indoor facilities, this property on an elevated location offers views of Mount Fuji. We serve cuisine prepared with locally sourced ingredients and provide a serene tea lounge for relaxation. Additionally, original items created by Izu artisans are displayed and available for purchase. Guest rooms are equipped with the latest massage machines and terraces with hammocks to enjoy the breeze of Izu Nagaoka.

The Okuyamaga Onsen Ryokan, established during the Showa era, retains the nostalgic atmosphere of that time. While Hirayama Onsen is known for its mild temperatures, at Okuyamaga Onsen Ryokan, you can enjoy onsen with a spring temperature of 60 degrees. The onsen water flows directly from the source to the large communal bath and all guest rooms, and you can bathe at any time in the private baths of your room.

At the property by the lakeside, you can enjoy a relaxing time while admiring the seasonal beauty of Lake Suwa. The open-air baths and private baths use water from the Kamisuwa Onsen, renowned for its abundant water supply in the whole country. Additionally, the countryside cuisine, focusing on local ingredients, is highly praised, allowing you to savor the rich blessings of Suwa's nature. From the lake-facing rooms, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Suwa through the windows and relax while feeling the changing seasons.