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Yamaga Onsen, known for its abundant water flow and smooth, gentle spring quality, is also famous as a "beauty-enhancing Onsen." At our large public bath, you can fully enjoy the Yamaga Onsen with its natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source. Room types range from single rooms to spacious rooms of approximately 22 tatami mats that combine Japanese and Western styles. Whether you're on a business trip or traveling with family or a group for sightseeing, we invite you to choose our facility to suit your needs.

Creative cuisine crafted by our female owner-chef features over 100 ingredients and offers a different taste every month. All guest rooms are standalone villas, with a total of five independent buildings. Each room is equipped with a private Onsen bath using 100% natural hot spring water from Hirayama Onsen, known for its gentle qualities. We offer "Special Rooms" with both open-air and indoor baths, as well as "New Villas" featuring indoor Onsen baths. Enjoy a serene and relaxing time in your private space without worrying about others.

A Property surrounded by nature at an altitude of 460m, where you can enjoy the seasonal landscapes. In spring, rhododendrons bloom, and in autumn, the vibrant colors of the leaves create a stunning view throughout the year. After relaxing in the natural Onsen, you can gaze at the star-filled sky from the open-air bath. There are cottages where you can stay with your pets, allowing you to enjoy walks in the great outdoors. The Property also features a natural Onsen with alkaline simple hot spring water sourced from 1600m underground, as well as an authentic charcoal-grilled barbecue area. The cuisine includes premium Hakata Wagyu beef raised locally and free-range chicken nurtured by the blessings of the local nature.

Kurogi Town in Yame City offers a serene atmosphere nestled in the mountains. Surrounded by nature, including mountains, rivers, rice fields, and farms, it is also known as the birthplace of green tea (gyokuro) and a renowned tea-producing region. The traditional buildings evoke a sense of nostalgia, as if you've returned to your childhood home or your grandmother's house. Whether you're here for work, sightseeing, or simply looking to relax and do nothing, this is a place where you can unwind. Why not take a break from your daily routine, immerse yourself in the slow pace of the countryside, and experience the warm hospitality of the host to refresh both your mind and body?