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Lovely Stays around the Onsen Area

Stay in a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation built by master temple carpenters in the Monzen-machi of Suwa Taisha Shrine.

Over 100 years of history, a space nurtured by tradition. The building, constructed by master carpenters, reflects their playful creativity, with each Room showcasing unique character and meticulous attention to detail. Highly recommended for those who appreciate the charm of traditional Japanese architecture.

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Experience the historic hot spring "Wata no Yu" at the foot of Suwa Taisha.

Enjoy a variety of colorful dishes made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients from Shinshu in the comfort of your Room. Additionally, indulge in the luxurious "Cotton Hot Spring" associated with the goddess legend of Suwa Taisha, flowing directly from the source. This Property takes pride in its creative cuisine and source-flowing Onsen.

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A long-established inn on the shores of Lake Suwa, offering a soothing stay with its own hot spring source and seasonal cuisine.

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.

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Top-floor Onsen with stunning night views and free-flowing hot spring water! Open for bathing all night!

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.

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