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The main building of Nanten-en was originally located in Sakai Ohama as "Shioyu Kazokuyu" and was relocated in its entirety to Amami, a place known for its natural Onsen, in 1935. It was then transformed into an Onsen Ryokan for pilgrims visiting Mount Koya. The predecessor, "Shioyu Kazokuyu," was designed by Kingo Tatsuno, a renowned architect of the Meiji and Taisho eras who contributed to many iconic modern architectural works. As one of the few remaining examples of traditional Japanese architecture, it continues to convey its historical significance.The former Koya Highway runs north to south, and the 3,000-tsubo Japanese garden, surrounded by the rich natural backdrop of the Kongō-Katsuragi mountain range, offers a picturesque setting. The garden, adorned with flowers blooming throughout the year and the chirping of wild birds echoing through the mountains, retains the timeless charm of a serene paradise.

All guest rooms come with an open-air bath, offering a completely private space for a luxurious bathing experience. Not only in the guest rooms, but the large communal bath also features an open-air bath, where you can relax and enjoy the spacious atmosphere. Additionally, the large communal bath allows you to indulge in four different natural hot springs with a [kakenagashi] system. Among them, the rare "fossil seawater" Onsen is particularly special, as it is a natural hot spring formed from ancient seawater dating back tens of thousands of years. Be sure to fully enjoy our pride, the Onsen! Furthermore, the Facility offers a wide range of amenities, including a Mongolian-style sauna health furnace, sauna, a relaxation area equipped with recliners and TVs, a manga corner, and more. During your stay, you can relax and enjoy your time without ever feeling bored within the Facility.

At Kii Misou, the gateway to Mount Koya, enjoy a relaxing moment surrounded by natural greenery and the scent of history.