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Enjoy breathtaking sunsets over the horizon from every Room. A gourmet retreat offering exquisite cuisine made with the rich bounty of Shonai's sea and mountains. Established in 1813, indulge in the renowned natural hot springs to your heart's content.

The opening of Yuno Hama Onsen dates back to the Tenki era (1053-1057), tied to the legend of a giant turtle and a fisherman. Blessed with the natural scenery of the Sea of Japan and its bountiful seafood, it has developed since ancient times as one of the three delightful landscapes of Oshu. Among the large Hotels and Ryokans facing the Sea of Japan stands the seaside Property Ikkyu. Established in Showa 18, it underwent a complete reconstruction in July of Heisei 3 and was reborn with a new appearance in April of Heisei 17.

The property seems to have a special clock. Travel time in Yunohama, embraced by the gentleness of the sea, is even more special. Please leisurely enjoy the unique story of Isagoya, gathering the joy of relaxing at a seaside property.

Located about a 5-minute taxi ride from JR Tendo Station, "Tendoso" has been in operation for over 100 years since its founding as an eel restaurant in the early Meiji era. This small-scale accommodation features only 11 rooms, focusing on providing personalized hospitality to each guest. All guest rooms offer the enjoyment of Onsen. The property includes unique spaces such as "Rijin-kyo," a detached single-story building with traditional Sukiya-style architecture, and "Azumatei," a suite blending modern functionality with the aesthetic charm of Japanese-Western design. At Tendoso, it’s not just about relieving travel fatigue but also cherishing the joy of doing nothing. Spend blissful moments in a space where tradition and sophistication come alive, allowing your heart to unwind completely.

Ginzan Onsen, with a history of 400 years, currently features 14 wooden three-story Ryokan lining the river, with Ryokan Fujiya located at its center. Fujiya, a key element of Ginzan Onsen's scenery, has preserved the shape of the old Fujiya to maintain the familiar streetscape of Ginzan. Instead of rebuilding, they have chosen renovation as a method to pass on the wooden three-story streetscape to future generations.

The Kyubei Ryokan, established in the mid-Edo period, is a small property featuring a Japanese garden.

"Nono-ka" at Hongo-kan signifies being a familiar presence like a field, offering relaxation and comfort to everyone. Additionally, with the seasonal essence of "fragrance, flowers, wind, and fruits," we aspire to become a "home" that gently embraces everyone's hearts.

Beautiful nature, open-air baths with stunning views, and rich local cuisine... Ginzan Onsen Senkyo no Yado Ginzanso offers comfort and relaxation. Escape the hustle and bustle of the onsen town and enjoy your time to the fullest. We simply want you to feel "at ease."

We take pride in our spacious public bath and dishes prepared with delicious ingredients from the Osho Highway. Enjoy heartfelt hospitality. Spend moments woven with nostalgia and novelty.

A secluded Property nestled in Yutagawa Onsen, the hidden gem of Shonai, Yamagata. Enjoy countryside cuisine that highlights the flavors of fresh vegetables and seafood, paired with carefully selected Japanese sake by the young proprietor. The high-moisturizing Yutagawa Onsen offers natural hot spring water directly from the source. Experience a moment that feels like returning to your hometown.

Just a 3-minute walk from JR Tsuruoka Station, directly connected to a shopping mall and bus terminal, this location is ideal for both sightseeing and business. At our restaurant, banquet, and bridal facilities, we celebrate your special days with dishes featuring the bountiful seafood and mountain delicacies of "Shoku no Miyako Shonai," blessed by rich nature. The Hotel's pride, the natural Onsen "Miharashi no Yu," is located on the 10th floor, offering a relaxing experience for both body and mind while enjoying the serene view of the Shonai Plain. Enjoy a moment of relaxation and our "customer-first" service in the diverse spaces of Tokyo Dai-ichi Hotel Tsuruoka.

A community Hotel filled with the essence of Sakata Sakata, a warm town woven by people and nature. A nostalgic place that feels like home, blending seamlessly into daily life. A special place where you can sense something new. Here, whether for locals or travelers, it’s a unique yet comfortable third place where you can truly be yourself.

An accommodation boasting a stunning location with the white sandy Sea of Japan set against a backdrop of pine forests. From the shared spaces, you can enjoy panoramic views of the majestic sea and sunsets, as well as the ever-changing expressions of the ocean each day. The buffet offers a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes featuring fresh seasonal delicacies. Additionally, guests can relax in an open-air bath surrounded by forest or enjoy a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan from an observation bath. Rooms with excellent views provide sweeping vistas of the Sea of Japan, allowing you to experience its dynamic and grand beauty that changes with seasons and weather conditions.

Providing a comfortable space for business and tourism. All rooms are equipped with LCD TVs, internet connections, and a large public bath with separate saunas for men and women. Offering a variety of Japanese and Western-style menus and a daily changing breakfast buffet. All rooms are equipped with a bathtub & shower toilet, refrigerator, and hairdryer.

Experience a luxurious escape at Kameya, where the charm of black hot springs awaits. Relax in the lobby or lounge overlooking the garden. Each Room is equipped with air conditioning, heating, and a bidet toilet, offering views of seasonal landscapes and the JR Rikuu East Line. Unwind in our natural open-air hot spring bath before savoring seasonal Tohoku delicacies paired with local sake. A karaoke room is also available for your enjoyment.

An accommodation where you can enjoy a spectacular open-air bath with a view of a grand waterfall, even in the heart of the city. Savor seasonal kaiseki cuisine in private rooms or at well-spaced seating. The facility is family-friendly with a kids' play area and various rental items to ensure children have fun too. The baths boast the largest size in Tendo, featuring soft water rich in moisturizing properties that leave your skin smooth. Additionally, all indoor spaces are designed for accessibility with flat floors and easy-to-open doors, ensuring comfort for everyone through universal design features.

Minato-machi Sakata flourished as a hub for Kitamaebune trade during the Edo period, and its prosperity was once praised as "Sakai in the west, Sakata in the east." Traces of this history remain throughout the town, where a rich natural backdrop breathes life into its unique history and culture. Our facility is located in the heart of the city, offering convenient access to sightseeing spots such as the Sankyo Warehouses right in front, the former residence of the wealthy Homma family, the Abumiya shipping merchant house, and the Sanno Club. Additionally, the nearby bustling district allows you to enjoy the delicacies of Shonai's sea and mountains, as well as sake made with renowned local spring water, making it an excellent choice for both tourism and business.

The accommodations in Naruko Onsenkyo offer the renowned hot spring "Unagi-yu," boasting a history of over 300 years. The hot springs, sourced from three private springs, have a texture akin to lotion, cherished by women as a beauty-enhancing bath. Guest rooms, available in both Japanese and Western styles, feature private open-air baths, allowing exclusive enjoyment of the beauty-enhancing waters. The mixed-gender open-air bath is spacious and designed to minimize visibility from the male to the female side. The cuisine highlights "Seasonal Delights of Miyagi" and "Treasures from the Mountains and Sea."

The "Sakaeya Hotel," known for its high-quality natural hot springs, features a variety of bathing facilities such as the large communal baths "Tono-yu" and "Hime-yu," the celestial baths "Orihime & Kengyu," Ondol-style stone saunas, and mugwort steam baths. Guests can enjoy a luxurious stay in Western-style rooms equipped with two Simmons semi-double beds, Japanese-style rooms with panoramic views of the Tendo cityscape, or special rooms featuring semi-open-air baths and relaxation spaces. While admiring the ever-changing beauty of nature throughout the seasons, savor the flavors of Yamagata's local cuisine, meticulously prepared by our head chef.