Around Mount Takekawa × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

The warmth of wood and seasonal kaiseki cuisine. A place where visitors become part of the forest and unite with nature. Located just over an hour from the city center, "Dai Matsukaku" is a property offering relaxation with the warmth of wood. The moment you step inside, the forest bathing begins.

[Chichibu Pilgrimage “Uma Year” Grand Opening of Sacred Sites: 2026/3/18–11/30] 10 minutes by car to No. 32 Hosenji Temple; the third-closest Accommodation to Mitsumine Shrine. Founded in the late Edo period, Yanagiya is an Accommodation nestled in the mountains of Oku-Chichibu, proud of its creative cuisine made with gifts from the mountains and its handmade soba noodles. The owner carefully hand-makes these wonderfully fragrant soba noodles—truly exceptional. With 400 years of history, Shibahara Onsen is one of the seven famous hot springs of Chichibu and has been used for therapeutic bathing since the early Edo period. Relax and soothe your body in our natural spring water, “Shiramimin no Yu,” drawn up from a well on the Ryokan grounds.

Hotel Miyama, with its nostalgic Showa-era charm, offers all guest Rooms facing the Yokose River gorge, allowing you to fully enjoy nature. The 80-square-meter pure Japanese-style Rooms are equipped with luxurious amenities such as a cypress bath and a 50-inch plasma TV. The Onsen, sourced from our private spring, is effective for neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain, leaving your skin smooth and rejuvenated. Additionally, the seasonal dishes prepared with care by our head chef feature an abundance of mountain vegetables, natural sweetfish, and fresh produce, allowing you to savor the flavors of Chichibu. We warmly welcome you with heartfelt hospitality and look forward to your visit.

Nestled by the valley surrounded by the nature of Okutama, you can enjoy innovative Italian cuisine made with locally selected ingredients. Experience the private hot spring source and transported "Tsurunoyu Onsen" waters, with a large bathhouse featuring wall-to-wall windows and a semi-open-air bath with the soothing sounds of the Tama River. The guest rooms are spacious tatami-floored spaces accommodating up to four guests. From the balcony, you can relax and feel the breeze while admiring the valley and Tama River views.

Founded in 1875 in Ogano Town, Nishichichibu, once prosperous for its silk weaving industry. Our exclusive hot spring, "Takane no Yu," is renowned for warming you to the core. The lobby with a large irori table and the "Shoun Staircase," which survived Ogano's great fire, evoke a sense of nostalgia. We look forward to welcoming you with seasonal Chichibu cuisine and delicious local sake!