Around Kitasato Shibasaburo Memorial Museum × Accommodation With Private Hot Spring SourceRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Enjoy a relaxing time at Property No no Hana, where you can view the pristine source of the Chikugo River from the tranquil Oku Kurokawa.

There is a property quietly nestled within a vast deciduous forest, where the trees display the changing beauty of the four seasons to visitors.As night falls, the surroundings are enveloped in a soft light, creating a fantastical world distinct from the daytime.

A soothing Onsen Ryokan where mineral blossoms dance in the water Hana-yuzu is surrounded by beautiful cedar trees, with lush greenery stretching as far as the eye can see. At night, a sky full of stars lights up the heavens, creating a magical scene. Enjoy a special moment while gazing at Oguni Fuji and soaking in an Onsen where mineral blossoms rise and swirl.

A hidden retreat for adults situated on a high plateau overlooking Aso. Enjoy 10 types of onsen, including a mixed-gender open-air bath at an altitude of approximately 800m and a cave bath. The cuisine, featuring steamed dishes using onsen steam and fresh seafood directly from Amakusa, is exquisite. Spend a moment forgetting the hustle and bustle of the city.

Located at the entrance of the Kurokawa Onsen town, our wooden Japanese-style Ryokan has been standing for 50 years. The open space features unique Japanese lighting, and from the windows, you can enjoy the soothing Tanohara River and a waterwheel gently turning in the Japanese garden. Spend a relaxing moment at Yumeryudan, filled with Japanese charm. With the motto "True Kindness" of the Rindo flower, we welcome each guest with attentive service from all our staff.

A Property nestled in a tranquil forest, featuring 12 guest rooms spread across a 1,500-tsubo site, offering a stay immersed in harmony with nature. Guests can enjoy the seasonal landscapes, listen to the chirping of birds, and experience the natural beauty of Aso with all five senses. We provide services to fully enjoy Aso, including seasonal kaiseki cuisine, 24-hour access to flowing Onsen, local sake tastings, and stargazing events. The guest rooms are designed for 2 to 4 people, featuring Japanese-style rooms with a simple kitchen, as well as private open-air Onsen baths and indoor baths with natural hot spring water. Additionally, underfloor heating ensures a comfortable stay even during winter.

On the premises, there are a total of nine types of baths, including seven private baths and separate large public baths for men and women. The private baths feature unique designs such as a dynamic open-air bath by the mountain stream, a barrel bath made from sake barrels, a cave bath with a waterfall shower, and baths made of cypress and stone, all utilizing high-quality natural hot spring water that can also be consumed. Dinner can be served in your Room. We offer a kaiseki meal featuring seasonal ingredients and premium Japanese beef. Additionally, the area around the private baths on the premises is illuminated with bamboo lanterns and traditional Japanese umbrellas. Enjoy a stroll after your bath while taking in the enchanting atmosphere.

Our story began when an Onsen sprang forth after we dug at a place seen in a dream. We named it “Yume no Yu” and started with a single small inn—this is the origin of our Accommodation (Oda Onsen). Also enshrined here to this day is the “Ryujin Tree” (dragon-shaped tree roots), which was also seen in that same dream. A small rural farming village has since become a mountain Onsen retreat. Why not come and experience this mysterious Onsen, said to hold an uncanny power?