Around South Nagano Golf Club × Accommodation With À La Carte DiningRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

On the banks of the Chikuma River in this area once known as Sarashina, Chikuma no Yu Shigenoya offers just eight Rooms. Relax and unwind without hesitation, as if staying in a home-like Accommodation. In an atmosphere where Japanese tradition and refined elegance are in harmony, enjoy kaiseki cuisine—crafted with skill and heartfelt care—served in your Room. The three Onsen baths, each with its own character, are all free-flowing from the source; savor to your heart’s content the abundant natural hot spring water with its gentle fragrance.

25 km (about 40 minutes by car) from Azumino IC on the Nagano Expressway. 80 m (about 1 minute on foot) from Shinano-Omachi Station on the JR Oito Line. ■ Free surface parking available (total 91 spaces, first-come, first-served) ■ Free buffet breakfast ■ Wi-Fi available ■ WOWOW available ■ 24-hour front desk ■ Large public bath (separate for men and women) ■ Coin laundry and dryers available ■ Paid cleaning service available ■

Suburbs of Nagano City. A traditional Japanese-style Onsen Ryokan surrounded by greenery. Located at the foot of Mount Chausu, where Shingen Takeda built a castle during the Battle of Kawanakajima, this area is home to Nakaoyama Onsen, historically known as a healing spot for Takeda's warriors. We own the hot spring source, allowing you to enjoy 100% natural spring water. Famous for its unique baths, such as the "Omiai Bath," a distinctive open-air bath with a shrine at its boundary, and private karaoke baths. With excellent access to Nagano City's tourist attractions like Zenkoji Temple, it is a convenient base for your stay. Please visit this nostalgic and healing space.

Saijo Onsen Tokura's hot spring source has been flowing along the Zenkoji Highway for over a thousand years and is known as the "Thousand-Year Bath." The spring quality is a simple sulfur spring, with the approximately 14-degree cold spring water heated for use. The slightly milky source water appears to change color depending on the day, earning it the name "Seven-Colored Bath." Additionally, the Onsen is rich in mineral components, making it effective for fatigue recovery, muscle pain, neuralgia, sensitivity to cold, gynecological issues, rheumatism, high blood pressure, and even cuts. Our Property welcomes guests from both within and outside the prefecture, and our dinner, featuring kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients, is highly praised. We also offer kaiseki cuisine for day-trip banquets. The dining area is very popular for its hearty menu, and both the meals and day-use bathing attract many visitors daily. Saijo Onsen Tokura is a Facility frequently visited by guests from the surrounding areas.

The Suffolk sheep raised on our farm are an extremely rare ingredient, accounting for less than 1% of domestic distribution. We offer sheep carefully raised in the deep mountains of Shinshu, with attention to their feed. Enjoy the special meat that can only be tasted at Sagirisou. The onsen is a very precious source containing "Magnesium Sulfate," rare even in Japan. The hot spring warms the body from the core and is highly regarded by locals. A nostalgic onsen property blending into the tranquil pastoral scenery.