Iwaki Yumoto Onsen × Accommodation With Complimentary Mineral WaterRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A property associated with the renowned poet Noguchi Ujo, famous for nursery rhymes such as 'Red Shoes' and 'Soap Bubbles'. The open-air garden bath, utilizing the bamboo grove in the backyard, invites you to the nostalgic era of Ujo.

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.

Genroku Saigashuku Furutakiya, established in 1695 (Genroku 8), is a long-established Property located in the heart of Iwaki Yumoto Onsen. The interior of the Property features an Edo-era ambiance that is unexpected from its modern exterior. Enjoy dishes crafted with seasonal ingredients and carefully selected seafood, prepared by our head chef with a focus on local produce, offering a delicate and vibrant Japanese presentation to delight both your taste buds and eyes. The baths feature 100% natural Onsen with free-flowing spring water. With a history of 1,300 years since its opening, the abundant water flow of 5 tons per minute is unparalleled in The whole country and is a treasure of Iwaki Yumoto. We strive to provide Facilities and services that cater to all needs, including barrier-free and ostomate-friendly restrooms. For guests with children, we also offer nursing rooms and kids' spaces.

~A Luxurious Time in the Mountains~Gaze at distant mountain ridgelines and feel the gentle breeze of nature as you unwind in a lush, private setting.“Mauna” means “mountain” in Hawaiian.In contrast to Spa Resort Hawaiians, where you can fully enjoy water activities amid the lively beach atmosphere, we invite you to savor a refined outdoor experience—like spending time in the mountains of Hawaii.