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Welcome to Ryokan Tanigawa. Our ryokan is located in a tranquil Onsen area at the southern base of Mount Tanigawa. True to our catchphrase, "So close you can almost touch Mount Tanigawa," guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountain from their rooms, showcasing its seasonal beauty—lingering snow and cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery and cool breezes in summer, fiery autumn foliage, and a serene winter wonderland. Nestled within the Joshinetsu Kogen National Park, our modern architecture blends harmoniously with the natural surroundings of Tanigawa Onsen's peaceful environment, earning admiration from many visitors.

Senju-an, a villa located in a tranquil mountain valley along the murmuring stream. We offer the highest quality relaxation space, harmoniously blending traditional Japanese and modern styles, with the seasonal backdrop of Mount Tanigawa.

Kanemorikan Seseragi is a small Accommodation nestled in the mountains on the southern face of Mt. Tanigawa, blessed with majestic nature that changes its expression with the seasons and abundant natural Onsen.Enjoy Rooms that cherish the warmth of wood, seasonal cuisine, and understated hospitality.Stretch out, unwind, and spend a relaxing, unhurried time with us.

Yuno-yado Joetsukan is a five-room Ryokan nestled along the Tone River. We offer high-quality service and heartfelt hospitality, including free-flowing hot spring water direct from the source, kaiseki cuisine served course by course, and magnificent views from your room. Enjoy sommelier-selected wines and local sake, and at our private on-site café “Ume no Mitsu,” we also serve body-friendly handmade sweets such as gateau chocolate. The nature surrounding our Ryokan changes day by day—fresh greenery, wild fireflies, autumn leaves, and snowy landscapes—so please savor the scenery, sounds, and breeze with someone special.

Located in the Tanigawa Onsen of the Minakami Onsen area, Yado Kansan is a small countryside property with six rooms.

Tanigawa Onsen, nestled beneath the majestic Mt. Tanigawa. A Japanese-style Ryokan, “Minakami Sanso,” stands quietly by the clear stream of the Tanigawa River. From the 4th-floor lounge “Usuyukiso,” Mt. Tanigawa reveals its beauty in every season—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—inviting you to a peaceful time filled with rich travel charm.

A tranquil property along the Tone River with distant views of Mount Tanigawa, "Tatsumikan." The mountains surrounding the property change their appearance with the seasons, and the river provides a constant soothing murmur. A place to truly be yourself... and enjoy time doing nothing. From the depths of your heart, relax... and unwind...

A secluded hot spring property located within Jōshin'etsu Kōgen National Park. Famous for its Rokumeikan-style grand bath "Hōshi no Yu," reminiscent of the Meiji era.

Opened on November 1, 2022! A Hotel with Onsen Open-Air Baths in Every Room All guest rooms face the Tone River, nurtured by the blessings of nature, and are designed to be simple and tranquil, allowing you to fully experience the colors, scents, breezes, sounds, and air of the natural surroundings. Enjoy a peaceful moment while taking in the murmuring of the river and the ever-changing scenery. Inside the rooms, you can relax comfortably without shoes, and the bed sizes are spacious enough for Child Sharing Existing Bedding! We also offer triple rooms, perfect for trips with close friends or girls' gatherings. Essential amenities are available in the lobby lounge, along with a variety of rental and purchase items. The large public bath features a modern auto-loyly sauna. At the restaurant, we serve dishes made with seasonal and locally sourced ingredients!

Our large public bath features free-flowing natural hot spring water from the source and is located in Sarugakyo Onsen. With high ceilings and a bright, open atmosphere, it offers separate bathing areas including a rock bath and a hinoki cypress bath, so you can relax at your leisure.In addition, our open-air bath lets you enjoy a rock bath while surrounded by nature.

You can enjoy five different baths and seven unique tubs, all available for private use. Meals are served in "Roan," a completely private dining area with a hearth at each table, where you can leisurely savor charcoal-grilled dishes and local cuisine.

This is a modern Ryokan at Shima Onsen, popular among women. It features a large public bath and three private open-air baths that can be used multiple times for free. Check-out is at 12 PM, making it ideal for those who wish to relax in the morning.

“Kura-no-Yu,” a renovated Meiji-era storehouse bath, offers a lukewarm soak in our private 36°C natural hot spring, along with guest Rooms set within a traditional Japanese house of white plaster and black lacquer finishes. Each Room is equipped with a massage chair, and we welcome you with relaxed, unobtrusive hospitality. Furnishings, antiques, calligraphy, and paintings are displayed throughout the property, creating an atmosphere like an art museum. For dining, savor creative cuisine made with local and seasonal ingredients to your heart’s content.

A property with 15 types of hot springs. Enjoy 15 different hot springs, including open-air baths surrounded by nature, indoor baths with a magical atmosphere, and private baths. The soothing sound of the Tone River flowing below is also delightful.

A secluded inn located in the valley of the Akaya River, a tributary of the Tone River. Known for its lukewarm therapeutic waters, it is renowned for alleviating neuralgia, joint pain, rheumatism, and whiplash. Ideal not only for therapeutic purposes but also for relaxing and rejuvenating amidst abundant nature. Enjoy the hidden hot springs to the fullest.

The property located by the shores of Akaya Lake features seven non-smoking rooms, all with lake views, and boasts the gentle Sarugakyo Onsen flowing directly from the source. From the windows, guests can enjoy seasonal scenery and views of Akaya Lake, experiencing a tranquil time away from daily life. In the spacious Japanese-style rooms, dinner includes a creative Japanese kaiseki meal full of seasonal flavors, and breakfast is a traditional Japanese meal. The traditional Japanese garden also offers different delights with each visit.