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"Senkyou" is located in Oigami Onsen, a hot spring village embraced by magnificent mountains and known for its legendary waters believed to be blessed by the gods. The Property is designed in a traditional Japanese style, harmonizing with the natural beauty of the area, adorned with subtle charm and warmth throughout. The gentle aroma of incense enhances the refined atmosphere, welcoming you to a special moment. The interior decor and the views from the windows quietly convey the joy of travel, while the soothing warmth of the Onsen, cherished by people since ancient times, will surely bring satisfaction to all guests. Additionally, our cuisine, featuring dishes crafted with ingredients from the Tone region, has been highly praised. When visiting Oigami Onsen, we warmly invite you to stop by "Senkyou."

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!

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.

An Onsen resort weaving moments of relaxation with the winds of the four seasons. Savor a buffet of luxurious gourmet dishes freshly prepared by chefs, enjoy a retreat with hot spring hopping at three large baths, and unwind in the evening with live performances of saxophone and violin by the flickering fireplace flames!

Located on a hill overlooking the mountains of Oze, this Property offers a natural hot spring with water directly from the source, allowing you to enjoy the seasonal scenery and fresh mountain delicacies. Choose from 9 types of Rooms and enjoy the renowned Onsen in the open-air bath surrounded by nature or the spacious large public bath. The Onsen is said to have beautifying effects and benefits for skin conditions. Additionally, guests can enjoy a 60-seat club and two private karaoke Rooms, suitable for couples or groups. In the private dining area, savor a traditional kaiseki meal featuring local mountain cuisine prepared over a charcoal hearth. We promise you a truly relaxing experience.

Historic Onsen with the Legend of Oigami: "Oigami Onsen." Enjoy the rich nature and high-quality hot springs in a designated special scenic preservation area. From traditional Japanese-style rooms, you can admire views of the Katashina Valley. We offer a variety of cuisines, including Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, with unlimited alcoholic beverages during dinner. Our recommended room is a spacious corner Japanese-style room with two sections offering stunning views of the valley.

Luxurious Onsen with simple hydrogen sulfide springs is generously poured into separate male and female large baths, open-air baths, and two private baths. You can enjoy bathing anytime from check-in to check-out, as much as you like.

An accommodation boasting baths with great views, featuring 2 indoor baths, 2 mixed-gender open-air baths, 1 alternating open-air bath, and 1 private reserved open-air bath. All hallways in the facility are tatami-floored, and the spacious lobby offers a panoramic view of the onsen town and surrounding mountains. Guests can also enjoy works by famous Japanese painters, an irori (traditional hearth), a study room, and spaces for playing Go or Shogi. Guest rooms are equipped with washlets and sinks, offering wide windows with excellent views. The head chef prepares dishes that highlight seasonal flavors.