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Nestled in the rich natural beauty of Shinshu Kamisuwa Onsen, a place nurtured by tradition, culture, and heartfelt hospitality. "Hotel Saginoyu," a long-established Property in Kamisuwa that has walked alongside Lake Suwa, is a romantic Property with over 90 years of history, featuring its own amber-colored Onsen source. Overlooking the tranquil lake, it is a place where people gather, hearts bloom, and the romance and dreams left behind by many predecessors at Saginoyu are carried forward. Embracing the changes of the four seasons and the rhythms of nature, we welcome you to our Property, where we renew the spirit of the elegance cherished by us Japanese, and offer heartfelt hospitality.

A variety of room types to suit your travel purpose, relaxation with aromatherapy and head spa to relieve daily fatigue. We welcome you with dishes prepared using local ingredients. Enjoy the ever-changing scenery of Lake Suwa from the Onsen panoramic bath on the top floor of the main building, 45 meters above ground.

Escape the bustle of everyday life and gather with those who matter most, as peaceful moments of relaxation gently unfold. Here in Suwa, Shinshu—the heart of Japan—your journey back to yourself begins in a special place embraced by the mystical Lake Suwa and Suwa Taisha Shrine.

A relaxing Onsen accommodation overlooking Lake Suwa. Featuring its own natural hot spring source and creative Japanese cuisine made with local ingredients. From rooms with open-air baths offering stunning views to affordable plans, this is a highly recommended choice for any type of trip.

Hamanoyu, a long-established Onsen Ryokan, is located in the heart of Kamisuwa Onsen. Enjoy authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring seafood delivered directly from Toyosu Market and seasonal Shinshu ingredients—an exceptional dining experience you won’t find elsewhere. Its convenient location is also a highlight, about a 5-minute walk to JR Kamisuwa Station and Lake Suwa. Spend a relaxing time by the shores of Lake Suwa.

A property popular for its open-air baths overlooking Lake Suwa and local sake-scented baths.

Experience the rich history of the former main Accommodation of Nakasendo Shimosuwa-juku, which has stood for centuries. Enjoy the renovated lounge "Jodan-no-Ma," originally created for Princess Kazunomiya and other dignitaries, a garden once praised as the finest along Nakasendo, and guest rooms beloved by literary masters of the Meiji era. Relish your time while feeling the solemn breeze from Suwa Taisha Shrine.

A historic Onsen Ryokan, established in 1912, stands gracefully by the shores of Lake Suwa. Enjoy breathtaking views from our guest rooms facing the lake. Just a 5-minute walk from Kamisuwa Station, indulge in our panoramic open-air bath overlooking Lake Suwa and relax in the soothing waters of our private hot spring source. Savor seasonal flavors with dishes prepared using fresh local ingredients. At night, gaze at a sky full of stars, and in the morning, bask in the warm sunlight for a truly serene experience. Our garden showcases seasonal flowers and scenery throughout the year.

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.

Founded in 1895 (Meiji 28), Naritaya boasts over 100 years of history and is the second oldest Ryokan in Kamisuwa. The origin of Naritaya lies in the deep faith of the founder's predecessor in Narita Fudo. Following a divine message from Fudo-sama to "start an inn," the establishment was named Naritaya, and its hot spring was called Fudo no Yu. After the war, many Ryokans in Kamisuwa relocated from the Koshu Kaido route to the lakeside, adopting luxurious designs and higher accommodation fees, making it difficult to find affordable lodging. However, Naritaya continued operations at its current location and transitioned to a Hotel-style format in 1981 (Showa 56), maintaining its welcoming atmosphere to this day.On the top floor, enjoy a panoramic view of Suwa's nightscape while relaxing in the natural Onsen with a source-fed, open-air bath. Despite being a Business Hotel, you can unwind in a genuine hot spring. We also offer a covered private parking area, allowing you to check in and out without getting wet in rain or snow! It also provides shade from the summer sun, making it highly popular among guests arriving by car or motorcycle.