Around Mount Ibuki × Hot spring × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

In the late Sengoku period, Nagahama flourished as a castle town founded by Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi. Located beside Hoko Park (Nagahama Castle) on the shores of Lake Biwa, “Hamakozuki” is an Onsen fine-dining Ryokan. Kohoku and Nagahama still preserve much of the culture and romance of the Sengoku era. Enjoy panoramic views of Lake Biwa from Taiko Onsen and savor our refined cuisine.

Just outside our inn, you’ll find a breathtaking view of the Nagahama Kohoku area—selected as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Sunsets.” The Japanese-inspired interior creates a serene vista in harmony with the lake and the mountains across the water. From your Room, enjoy the beautiful sunset that turns Lake Biwa a deep crimson. Our cuisine is prepared with care using fresh seasonal specialties from the Lake Country and locally sourced ingredients, bringing out the natural flavors of each ingredient.Trained staff specializing in animal care are on-site at all times, and we provide Facilities and services so you can relax comfortably with your dog. Even if it’s your first trip traveling with your dog, you can stay with peace of mind.

A spa resort where nature and the city meet, overlooking Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest lake. Conveniently located with easy access from central Osaka, Kyoto, and the Tokaido area, it is also an ideal base for exploring Nagahama, including Nagahama Castle, Kurokabe Square, and Hikone Castle Ruins.All guest rooms include lounge access with alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and light snacks. We recommend an all-inclusive stay that includes dinner and breakfast; drinks and snacks in the lounge; as well as access to the large public bath and activities.In addition to Nagahama-only experiences such as a Sengoku-era mystery-solving game themed around the Toyotomi clan, we also offer classic activities including a summer-only garden pool, table tennis, and board games.Enjoy a resort stay where you can fully indulge in sightseeing, Onsen bathing, and local cuisine.

Welcome to the spa resort nestled in the forest. Located in Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture, perfectly situated between Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, and Mount Ibuki, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains. Nearby attractions include "Kurokabe," which draws nearly 2 million tourists annually. The facility offers an atmosphere that feels like being abroad. Enjoy half-open-air baths in guest rooms, private saunas, exclusive access to Amaterasu artificial onsen for staying guests only, Finnish-style saunas, and massages to rejuvenate both body and mind. Experience unforgettable moments with your loved ones at this luxury resort that combines warm Japanese hospitality with private glamping spaces.

Located right next to the Nagahama IC on the Hokuriku Expressway, we offer a free flat parking lot and separate large baths for men and women. Comfort rooms are also available, providing a relaxing stay for both business and leisure travelers. We warmly welcome you to our Hotel.

A new Hotel with separate natural Onsen for men and women has opened in Nagahama, Shiga, where history and nature thrive! Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from JR Nagahama Station or Nagahama IC. Nearby attractions include Kurokabe Square and the Yanmar Museum, making it an ideal base for sightseeing or business. Enjoy "Kohoku Ibuki no Yu," known for its moisturizing and skin-beautifying effects, complimentary breakfast featuring local dishes, and a welcome bar in the evening.

A secluded Accommodation in the mountains, featuring an iron-rich bicarbonate Onsen with a reddish-brown hue. Enjoy a large communal bath and an open-air bath, along with kaiseki cuisine and hot pot dishes that highlight seasonal flavors throughout the year. Choose from rooms with a private open-air bath, rooms with a jacuzzi, and Japanese-style rooms—so you can unwind at your leisure in a soothing space. The free-flowing natural spring water is said to have been used by Sengoku-era warriors to heal their wounds, and its benefits are well regarded. Savor kaiseki dishes that combine the best of each season with local specialties from this area.