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Kano Onsen springs up in an old castle town at the northern foot of Mt. Juhomine, once the stage of Mori clan conflicts during the Sengoku period. This nature-rich area is closely associated with Kano Castle, once the residence of Lord Kamei. Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in Tottori—about 30 minutes from central Tottori City and about 25 minutes from Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Temple.

A stunning property floating on the lake. From any bath, you can enjoy views of Lake Tōgō and the natural beauty of the morning and evening, along with the benefits of natural hot spring water. Spend a relaxing holiday in rooms filled with Japanese charm and local ingredients.

An Onsen Accommodation with the only open-air bath on a lake in The whole country. Cross the vermilion bridge extending from the Accommodation to reach an open-air bath floating on the lake. Bathing while gazing at Lake Togo, whose colors change with time, is a special delight. Enjoy free-flowing natural Onsen water drawn directly from the lakebed in every bath, including the open-air baths and large public bath. Dining is also a highlight—savor generous Lake Togo clams, along with locally sourced ingredients such as Tottori Wagyu beef and Daisen chicken.

Izanro Iwasaki is an Accommodation beloved by the Imperial Family and renowned artists and writers, featuring one of the world’s finest Onsen waters and 12 distinctive baths. Enjoy carefully selected seasonal ingredients prepared with exceptional skill, along with heartfelt hospitality rooted in tradition. Just 2.5 hours from Tokyo, Misasa Onsen in Tottori offers a “world-class radium Onsen” and carefully selected San’in ingredients—our entire team at Izanro Iwasaki looks forward to welcoming you.

Discover the best of the San’in region! An Onsen Accommodation with a kids’ park, a premium lounge, and an illuminated Japanese garden—fun for the whole family.