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Arifuku Onsen, cherished as the "Land of Fortune" since ancient times, is a renowned hot spring discovered 1,350 years ago by the monk Hodo Shonin. At Yoshidaya, you can enjoy natural Onsen water directly from the source without any heating, dilution, or added disinfectants. The soft and silky water is known as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), gently enveloping your skin.The proven skincare benefits researched by POLA add to its allure. Each soak leaves your skin hydrated and refreshed, with noticeable differences by the next morning. During your stay, indulge in relaxing baths to your heart's content.The retro streets adorned with stone pavements are also worth exploring. Just a one-minute walk away is the Italian restaurant "Arifuku Bianco," offering full-course meals made with fresh local ingredients. Additionally, on weekends, you can enjoy performances of Iwami Kagura at "Yunomachi Kaguraden."Experience a luxurious blend of history, hot springs, cuisine, and culture at Yoshidaya.
Boasting a 1,370-year history, "Fukuari no Sato, Arifuku Onsen" is renowned for its "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty Onsen). This Property, established in the 2nd year of the Meiji era, is located in the heart of the Onsen town, which features three public baths. We cherish traditional hospitality, allowing you to relax and unwind. The Japanese kaiseki cuisine, skillfully prepared by generations of innkeepers, is exquisite. Enjoy Japanese dishes made with local ingredients. (*Please note that the number of guests for kaiseki cuisine is limited to ensure the highest level of hospitality.) We are also partnered with the nearby Italian restaurant "Arifuku BIANCO," where you can savor course meals made with local ingredients. Enjoy the lantern-lit streets, the three public baths, and weekend Kagura performances in this Onsen town, complemented by our attentive hospitality, Rooms, and cuisine.



















