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An Accommodation in Awazu Onsen, founded in Yoro 2 (718). Discovered by the monk Taicho Daishi, its sacred spring still flows today. A nationally registered commemorative garden passed down from Kobori Enshu to Sano Toemon. A group of nationally registered tangible cultural properties, masterfully assembled by temple carpenters without a single nail. Time carried on since the monk Garyo, and handed down through 47 generations as guardians of the waters. In the garden moss, in the temperature of the water, in the cypress beams—1,300 years of time quietly seep through. Spend a night within it, and the rhythms of everyday life gently begin to unwind.

We believe that serving our guests exquisite seafood is the ultimate form of "hospitality." Additionally, to meet the evolving needs of guests at Onsen Ryokan, we continuously update our Facility offerings. These include private open-air baths, guest rooms with open-air baths, barrier-free rooms, and rooms designed for families with small children. Located in Kanazawa, a historic city that flourished as the castle town of Kaga Hyakumangoku, we invite you to relax and enjoy your time here. We strive to provide the finest hospitality, starting with Kanazawa's delicious cuisine, so that you will want to visit "Ryotei Kaiseki Notoya," our Onsen Ryokan, again and again.

In November 2024, following a major renovation of the entire property, Tsujinoya was reborn. A vast strolling garden adorned with seasonal plants throughout the year, exquisite cuisine by our Executive Chef, honored with the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare Award, and our renowned hot spring baths from a private source overlooking the grand Kutani-ware ceramic wall remain unchanged— while the space has been renewed into an elegant fusion of Japanese and Western styles. Forget time and enjoy moments of peace and relaxation.