Around Mount Shakagatake × Accommodation For Enjoying Autumn FlavorsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

Sansou Tenzui is nestled in a quiet setting slightly away from the center of Amagase Onsen. Facing the Gōraku River and overlooking Sakuradaki Falls, the property sits on expansive grounds gently embraced by lush greenery. As your private retreat far from the bustle, we promise refined relaxation amid the rich natural beauty of every season.

Located in Hita, the Little Kyoto of Kyushu, Oita, Hita Onsen is a historic hot spring area. The Ryokan Kayausagi is situated in Hita Onsen Kotohira. Enjoy the magnificent nature of Oita and Hita and the tranquility created by Kayausagi to the fullest.

Oyama, the inner retreat of Tenryo Hita, is a scenic area blessed with the Hibiki Valley and plum blossoms. We named this place “Okuhita Onsen” and our inn “Umehibiki.”In this land where plums have long been cherished and carefully cultivated, we celebrate their blossoms, craft umeshu (plum wine) and umeboshi (pickled plums) from their fruit, and strive to create wholesome, beautiful cuisine and spaces—aiming to be an inn worthy of being called a “plum-themed hot spring retreat.”Inspired by the dignified yet charming plum, we stand tall as we welcome you.

90 minutes by car from Fukuoka, on the banks of the Mikuma River. An exceptional private retreat where every guest room features a sauna, an Onsen bath, and a cold plunge. Beautiful to behold and unforgettable to taste—creative Japanese cuisine crafted with the finest local ingredients from Hita awaits. A night to reset and recharge—for someone special, and for yourself.

By the Mikuma River in Tenryo Hita. A property exuding the elegance of a long-established tradition. The techniques inherited from its predecessor restaurant remain intact, offering refined kaiseki cuisine. From the top-floor public baths, enjoy panoramic views of the Mikuma River and the townscape of Hita-Takase, and experience open-air bathing in the rooftop onsen. Ukai, a 400-year-old tradition, is a symbol of Hita, and we also offer dinner on a yakatabune boat.