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Our Ryokan was established in 1870 (Meiji 3) as Ishimura Ryokan in the Nanpoen area, slightly south of its current location. The founder, who served as a head officer at the Hakone checkpoint during the Edo period, began developing Onsen in Owakudani during the early Meiji era and started operating as a healing retreat by drawing hot spring water from there. In 1913 (Taisho 2), we relocated to this site and renamed it Senkoro. For this reason, we are known as Sengokuhara's original Onsen retreat.Before World War II, Sengokuhara was a special area frequented by prominent figures from political and financial circles. The nearby Sengoku Golf Course was even played on by Emperor Showa alongside international diplomats.Many distinguished guests have stayed at our Ryokan over the years, including notable figures such as Eiichi Shibusawa, Kihachiro Okura, Kichizaemon Sumitomo, Aritomo Yamagata, Takashi Hara, Kiichiro Hiranuma; artists like Somei Yuki and Suiun Komuro; literary figures such as Kiyokata Kaburaki and Sotaro Yasui; and writers like Sohou Tokutomi, Masao Kumei, Chogoro Kaionji, Jun Takami among others.Sengokuhara is part of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park's special district with strict environmental regulations. Building height limits along with restrictions on colors, decorations or signage are rigorously enforced here. In front of our property lies Hakone’s outer rim mountains covered in lush greenery that turn beautifully red during autumn foliage season. Our expansive grounds of approximately 15 acres feature seasonal blooms such as azaleas, rhododendrons, wisteria flowers or wild cherry blossoms.Nearby attractions include Hakone Glass Museum (Hakone Garasunomori), Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands (Shisseikaen), The Little Prince Museum (Hoshi no Ojisama Museum), Pola Museum of Art; scenic spots like Lake Ashi or Owakudani; hiking destinations such as Mount Kintoki; golf courses including Hakone Lakeside Golf Course (Kohan Golf Course), Hakone Country Club & Daihakone Country Club plus sports facilities for tennis too! This makes it an ideal destination whether you enjoy outdoor activities or art appreciation alike!

Listening to the gentle murmur of the Hayakawa River, pass through a tranquil grove of lush greenery and step into a world of relaxation. Upon arriving at Hakone Hisui, our staff will welcome you with warm hospitality. Once you enter the Hotel, you’ll immediately feel an exceptional sense of spaciousness in the expansive, open-atrium lobby.

Kinnotake Sengokuhara is a Ryokan inspired by the famous Japanese tale "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" (Taketori Monogatari). This mysterious story, whose author remains unknown, tells of a beautiful woman courted by five men, none succeeding in winning her heart... and ends with a fleeting romance with the emperor before she is taken back to the moon. With this enchanting tale as its concept, we have created a harmonious retreat blending Hakone's natural beauty with playful and extraordinary spaces designed to provide relaxation and escape from everyday life.

All 10 rooms are equipped with open-air and scenic baths with natural hot spring water, offering a moment to experience the seasons at our Japanese Auberge. Enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine that abundantly incorporates fresh ingredients from Hokkaido and local ingredients from Hakone. The bedroom invites you to a restful sleep and relaxation in a Japanese style, perfect for the tranquil nights of Sengokuhara. We cherish your precious moments and look forward to welcoming you with heartfelt hospitality.

Eighteen villas nestled in a forest that reflects the changing seasons. Each villa features its own distinctive design and character, offering a stay that feels like visiting a private retreat. Whether sharing meaningful moments with someone special or spending quiet time with yourself, time flows gently here. Surrounded by whispering trees and crisp, clear air, surrendering to the Onsen lets you forget the bustle of everyday life and slowly unwind body and mind. Dining is served at “Ryotei Tawaraishi,” a sukiya-style Japanese house with over 100 years of history, where carefully prepared Japanese cuisine highlights the season’s finest ingredients. Enjoy an indulgent escape in Hakone, savoring its nature, Onsen, and exceptional dining.

<1st Anniversary on December 15, 2024> Immerse yourself in the diverse charms of Hakone Sengokuhara for a free-spirited stay. Surrounded by majestic mountains, Sengokuhara is a place where you can enjoy the clear air and nature unique to Hakone. BLISSTIA Hakone Sengokuhara offers a free-spirited stay, allowing you to access the city area with various shops within walking distance while being healed by nature. Experience extraordinary moments that accompany your everyday life here at BLISSTIA Hakone Sengokuhara.

In the same Hakone Sengokuhara area, our group facility "Kinnotake Sengokuhara" has been highly praised for its enchanting "Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" theme. To allow guests to enjoy this magical atmosphere in a more flexible style, "Kinnotake Saryo," a day-use-only facility known as the "Ryokan You Can't Stay At," was established in August 2022.In July 2025, marking its 3rd anniversary, it became possible to stay overnight with a No Meals Included option in addition to day-use visits. By offering flexible stay options, we provide an opportunity for both domestic and international guests traveling across Japan to experience luxurious moments without being bound by time.

“MUSUBI_Hakone” is a carefully renovated traditional Japanese home built in 1973, preserving original features such as exposed beams, an engawa veranda, and a stone bath while adding modern comfort. Enjoy a living room with seasonal views, a wood deck that opens to the garden, and a stone bath that feels like an open-air soak. About 90 minutes by car from central Tokyo—escape the everyday and unwind in quiet Hakone with someone special.

KAKOI Amaoto is a private rental Accommodation nestled in the forest of Sengokuhara, Hakone. Surrounded by nature in every season, it offers a tranquil retreat with a private sauna and cold plunge pool, as well as a large bath that feels like an open-air bath when you open the windows. Step away from everyday life and unwind in interiors featuring seasonal flowers and Japanese art. For dinner, you can also enjoy sukiyaki made with premium beef and vegetables from Gotemba.