Onsens around Tobira Onsen and Utsukushigahara Onsen × Accommodation With Deluxe Twin RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Hotel Shoho is located on a hill in Matsumoto City, offering sweeping views of the majestic Northern Alps and the castle town of Matsumoto from every guest room. Utsukushigahara Onsen is a historic hot spring area that has been loved since the Edo period; it was once home to “Goten-no-Yu,” a villa built by the lord of Matsumoto Castle for relaxation. At our Hotel, you can enjoy five types of baths: an open-air bath, private baths, a large public bath, a jacuzzi, and a footbath. For guests who have traveled all the way to Utsukushigahara Onsen, we prepare our cuisine with care—creative Japanese kaiseki featuring seasonal Shinshu ingredients and special kaiseki using Shinshu’s signature branded ingredients. Matsumoto City and its surroundings are within easy reach, as are Kamikochi, Azumino, and the Utsukushigahara Highlands. Please visit Utsukushigahara Onsen—an ideal base for sightseeing.

Shinshu Matsumoto Asama Onsen, cherished for generations as a retreat in Shinshu Matsumoto. The breathtaking views of the majestic Northern Alps and the relaxing onsen promise moments of tranquility. The healing property 'Miyamaso,' surrounded by the beautiful nature of Shinshu. We look forward to your visit.

The historic registered cultural property “Shokenro” is a three-story wooden folk-art Accommodation built in the early Showa era. In a retro setting adorned with tasteful furniture and folk crafts, each of the 17 guest rooms has its own distinct character—making it a delight to find your favorite hidden retreat. Enjoy jazz throughout the building, the gentle waters of Utsukushigahara Onsen, creative kaiseki cuisine featuring Shinshu ingredients, and locally brewed sake carefully selected by the host. Please savor an “Onsen getaway for adults” that enriches the senses.

A Property featuring the historic hot springs of Utsukushigahara, with a history spanning 1,300 years. The origins of these ancient springs date back to the Nara period, and in 1983 (Showa 58), the area was designated as a National Health Resort. Immerse yourself in the layers of history and experience a soothing time filled with heartfelt hospitality. Surrounded gently by the steam of the springs, feel the passage of time through the changing seasons and fully enjoy the blessings of the earth. We offer a colorful seasonal kaiseki meal, themed around "beauty and health," using fresh local ingredients, ranging from traditional dishes to creative cuisine.