Around Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum × Hot spring × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

The Ryokan, located 30 minutes from Osaka city center, features natural outdoor Onsen and seasonal landscapes. From the greenery-surrounded outdoor Onsen, you can gaze at the starry sky, and it is equipped with fully automated massage machines. Additionally, there are four distinct types of guest rooms, each with its own outdoor Onsen, offering various bath styles such as hinoki wood, ceramic, and stone baths. We serve kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal flavors, and the natural radium Onsen is reputed to be gentle on both skin and body.

Exclusive to guests, enjoy a relaxing Onsen-style stay to your heart’s content in the “Sky Open-Air Bath” and the adjacent Spa Garden. Spend a blissful, fulfilling time in our airy premium lounge and restaurant. *The Sky Open-Air Bath is not an Onsen.*

Kadoma City, the central city of Osaka Prefecture’s Kitakawachi area and a company town of Matsushita Electric (Panasonic).About a 2-minute walk from Kadoma-shi Station on the Keihan Line and Osaka Monorail; monthly stays are also available for long-term guests.Refresh after a long day in the large communal bath with natural Onsen. Complimentary healthy breakfast. (Limited selection.)

Osaka City, the central hub of administration, economy, culture, and transportation in the Kansai region and a representative city of the Kinki area. Just a 5-minute walk from JR Shin-Osaka East Exit and a 10-minute walk from Shin-Osaka Station on the Midosuji Subway Line. Excellent access to Osaka Umeda, Namba, and Tennoji. Equipped with natural Onsen "Hideyoshi's Conquest Bath," known for its stress relief and fatigue recovery benefits—perfect for relaxing at your own pace.