Around Tōkamachi City Museum × Accommodation With Japanese-Style Room For Solo TravelersRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

In the area with the heaviest snowfall in Japan, where snow, sky, soil, mountains, rivers, people, and living beings have slowly nurtured each other.

Shunsai no Sho Sakadojo is an Onsen Ryokan nestled at the foot of Mount Sakado in Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture. Located in a historic area known as the birthplace of Naomasa Kanetsugu, the protagonist of the NHK Taiga drama "Tenchijin," it offers the soothing relaxation of Onsen and seasonal culinary delights.At our Ryokan, you can enjoy the flowing waters of Muikamachi Onsen in our spacious indoor baths and open-air baths. Rejuvenate your travel-weary body with the soft, skin-beautifying waters and refresh your mind and body with our monthly rotating herbal baths.For dinner, we serve a shabu-shabu set meal featuring "Waton Mochibuta," a premium pork known for its rich marbling and sweetness. Accompanied by delicious Uonuma Koshihikari rice, you can also savor grilled dishes and soups. Perfect for family or group trips.The next morning, we offer our signature "Niigata Breakfast." Enjoy a handmade countryside breakfast buffet with approximately 70 items, including fresh local vegetables, mountain vegetables, and eggs. Our traditional side dishes, made with locally sourced ingredients such as freshly cooked Uonuma Koshihikari rice and local vegetables, are particularly popular among our guests.Additionally, all rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, making it ideal for business stays. Experience a relaxing space unique to an Onsen Ryokan, ensuring a comfortable environment for remote work or business trips.Surrounded by the history and nature of Mount Sakado, enjoy a special time that nourishes both your mind and body. At "Shunsai no Sho Sakadojo," indulge in delicious meals and moments of relaxation.

Local cuisine featuring vegetables and wild plants cultivated with organic fertilizers on our own farm, as well as the nation's top-quality "Minami Uonuma Koshihikari" rice, emphasizing local production for local consumption.Promote blood circulation with the "Medicinal Stone Bath" (paid) lined with 15 types of medicinal stones, and warm your body from the core with 100% natural Onsen directly from the source.A journey to "rejuvenate" in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Ryokan Iroha-tei, featured in the NHK drama series "Kokoro," offers meticulously prepared meals by skilled chefs to delight guests on multiple night stays and regular patrons. All 28 rooms lack toilets and washbasins but can be used as private baths. We emphasize local production and consumption, using locally sourced ingredients and homegrown organic vegetables to provide handmade seasonal delicacies.

Founded in the first year of the Heisei era, "Ichibankan" is an accommodation run by a husband and wife. Enjoy your stay with relaxing baths, carefully crafted homemade local cuisine, and a cozy atmosphere that feels like returning to your hometown.