Around Mt. Yake × Accommodation To Enjoy The Retro Atmosphere Of An Onsen TownRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Blissful Getaway with Seasons and Healing Hot Springs Known as a hidden hot spring retreat, Awanoyu offers a serene escape. The open-air bath, filled with milky white waters, allows you to fully embrace the beauty of each season. In spring, enjoy the fresh greenery and gentle breezes under a hazy moonlit sky. Summer brings deep blue skies and the soothing sound of cicadas in the evening. Autumn nights invite quiet reflection amidst mountains adorned in vibrant fall colors. Winter unveils a snowy landscape enveloped in rising steam, resembling an ink painting come to life. Each visit is shaped by the unique blend of season, weather, and time—guiding you toward ultimate relaxation at our Property.

Deep in the mountains of Gifu, this is Okuhida. "Something special... While there may not be anything fancy here, there are countless things you won't find in the city." Things not found in the city. These are likely the things that many people living in urban areas forget or fail to notice in their daily lives. Here in Okuhida, such special things overflow in everyday life, shining brightly. Not by the calendar, but by the rhythm of daily life, you can feel the seasons change. The flowing air, the mountains changing colors, the songs of birds and insects dancing in the sky, and the flowers blooming by the roadside all signal the arrival of the seasons. Nestled in the abundant nature of Okuhida is the hot spring Property, "Yumoto Choza." In an ever-evolving era, it is a place to rediscover the unchanging. During your time here, such "special things" will quietly and gently seep into your body... peacefully, at your own pace.

The scent of winds from long ago, welcome to Kakuan Hida-ro.

"Yamasato no Iori Soen" is a restored traditional Hida farmhouse originally built in the late Edo period. The gentle flow of air within the house creates a serene atmosphere, enveloping your heart with warmth. Its century-old history exudes profound charm and evokes the nostalgic spirit of a mountain village. Time flows gently yet steadily here, allowing you to reconnect with yourself amidst the ever-changing beauty of nature. Take your time to enjoy these precious moments you may have almost forgotten.

The main attraction is the Onsen, boasting an overwhelming amount of hot spring water. Enjoy a liberating bath in the large open-air bath that can accommodate up to 50 people.

This is a property located at Hirayu Onsen, boasting the oldest history in the Okuhida area, at the foot of Mount Norikura. You can leisurely enjoy the abundant open-air baths sourced from natural hot springs, surrounded by the beautiful nature of the four seasons. Additionally, the spacious room with 12 tatami mats + 8 tatami mats is comfortable for small groups or large families. We also offer mountain vegetable dishes featuring Hida beef steak or shabu-shabu as the main course.

At the central highland property of Fukuchi Onsen, you can enjoy gender-separated open-air baths and three private open-air baths. The mountain range of Okuhida and the gentle sound of the river beyond the steam provide a pleasant and relaxing time. The pure Japanese-style rooms total 26, all equipped with baths and bidet toilets. The Kaiseki cuisine, featuring Hida beef as the main dish, incorporates local ingredients and seasonal seafood from the Sea of Japan, with a Japanese-style breakfast including Hoba miso.

Chubu Sangaku National Park, a property blessed with nature. Enjoy abundant onsen from a private source. The large communal bath, garden open-air bath, and private baths are popular. "Warakutei," a detached property relocated from a 150-year-old folk house, features private open-air and indoor baths in every room, offering a relaxing time. From the pure Japanese-style guest rooms, you can enjoy views of seasonal nature and the Northern Alps. The floating mineral deposits in the bath are proof of the natural hot spring flow. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine and local sake made with the blessings of Okuhida.