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A quiet retreat just a 10-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, "Tamaniwa" is a luxurious Property set on a 2,000-tsubo estate with eight separate villas.The garden, featuring a serene combination of rocks, water, and the clear stream of the Sukumo River, is adorned with seasonal Japanese flowers such as cherry blossoms, plum blossoms, camellias, flowering crabapples, apricots, spireas, azaleas, and crape myrtles, allowing time to flow gently in an unchanged tranquility.Each villa, designed in the Kyoto-style sukiya architecture, consists of three connected Rooms. All Rooms are equipped with private indoor baths that draw from a natural hot spring with beautifying properties, allowing you to fully enjoy the Onsen experience. The panoramic large bath offers stunning views of the Hakone mountain range. After a relaxing soak in the Onsen, savor refined kaiseki cuisine that highlights the quality of seasonal ingredients, served in the comfort of your Room.

Hakone-Yumoto, where the banks of the Hayakawa River reflect the beauty of every season.At Hotel Kajikaso, we blend 73 years of tradition with a touch of our head chef’s creativity.Our monthly kaiseki course captures the changing seasons, featuring everything from fresh seafood from Sagami Bay to carefully prepared meat dishes—each plate crafted daily with skill and imagination.Enjoy a soothing hot-spring巡り in six open-air baths fed by nine natural sources, then unwind in your preferred Room—choose from rooms with private open-air baths, Japanese-style rooms, or Japanese-Western rooms—and relax to the gentle sound of the clear stream.We value welcoming and seeing off every guest with a smile, at all times.Just a 5-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, this destination charms visitors with its rich seasonal scenery—please take your time and enjoy your stay as you wish.

Bansuiro Fukuzumi is a historic Onsen accommodation in Hakone Yumoto, established in 1625 during the Kan'ei era, with its own private hot spring source. During the late Edo to Meiji periods, it hosted notable figures such as the 15th Shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu, Yukichi Fukuzawa, Hirobumi Ito, and Takamori Saigo. In 2002, it became the first active Ryokan to be designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. Now celebrating its 393rd year since establishment, we continue to offer heartfelt hospitality that delights our guests without resting on our historical laurels.

A star-filled sky adorns Hoshigaya Mountain. Located on a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, this is an authentic log house Property surrounded by the beauty of nature in every season. In spring, cherry blossoms dance in the air; in summer, the lush greenery and bright blue skies embrace you. Autumn brings vibrant foliage, and in winter, you can feel the crisp, refreshing air. The starry sky can be enjoyed even in summer, and as the air cools, you will be enveloped by a breathtakingly brilliant night sky. A clear stream flows through the grounds. How about enjoying a leisurely coffee time on the terrace by the river? Here, you can feel the closeness of nature, be soothed by the warmth of wood and the healing waters, and share delightful conversations over delicious meals. Our Property is filled with such dreams and hopes. We offer nine guest rooms in total, each a standalone authentic log house with a private open-air bath. The warmth of the unprocessed logs seems to soothe even the hearts of children... For meals, we serve an original "home-style kaiseki" cuisine, carefully prepared using local ingredients. Enjoy dishes that highlight the best of both the mountains and the sea. In addition to the private open-air baths in each guest room, there are five private baths, including Onsen, available on the premises. Each bath has its own unique charm, so please choose your favorite at check-in.