Inawashiro Station × Accommodation For Enjoying Walks In The Onsen TownRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Time flows, and the scenery shifts with the changing seasons. Step away from the bustle of everyday life and enjoy a serene moment of hospitality.In Aizu, a land that lives on through history, this Onsen Accommodation continues to uphold the spirit of hospitality with carefully crafted cuisine and authentic Onsen.Our creative Japanese cuisine is prepared each day using the finest local and seasonal ingredients delivered to our kitchen daily—resulting in a menu created “for that day only.”Meals are served in a private dining room or in your Room, so you can relax and enjoy without concern for others.

Greenery spreading through the window.Feel the healing breeze embracing your body.The breath of nature providing comfort."Arrangement" to heal the "mind" and "body".1300 years of onsen opening, 130 years of establishment.A property that has healed many travelers since ancient times - "Aizu Higashiyama Onsen Suite with Private Open-Air Bath Hanare Matsushima Kaku".Escape the daily hustle and enjoy luxurious free time.

Higashiyama Onsen "Shosuke no Yado Takinoyu" is a Ryokan with a history of 1300 years since the opening of Higashiyama Onsen and over 130 years of operation. It is a property boasting spectacular open-air baths and private baths overlooking the famous "Fushimi-ga-taki" in Aizu. There are six "private baths" and "guest rooms with private open-air baths" that have been renovated and reopened. The cuisine, emphasizing "local production for local consumption" and "seasonal production for seasonal consumption," along with various room types and accommodation plans tailored to customers' "budgets," "purposes," and "preferences," is highly popular.

"Irori no Yado Ashina" was established in Showa 23. Inside the over 120-year-old traditional house, a nostalgic tatami-floored space unfolds. The plastered storehouse door and the pendulum clock that has marked the passage of time. Enjoy Irori cuisine at Ashina. We hope you fully enjoy Aizu while feeling the Showa era's atmosphere. "A property to forget time, connect time, and feel time." Why not try rediscovering the often-overlooked?

The main residence of the renowned Onsen of Aizu, "Higashiyama Onsen." A Property offering exclusive hospitality to only one group per day. Spend precious time with your loved ones in a relaxed atmosphere at our Property. This is the shared sentiment of all our staff, and we spare no effort to provide heartfelt service. Hearing the words "Thank you" and welcoming you back to Aizu someday—this is our greatest joy. Our head chef, who knows the charm of Aizu's ingredients inside and out, selects only the finest materials. The majestic traditional Japanese architecture, rich in history, is one of the highlights. It is one of the three great wooden mansions of Aizu from the Showa era. Standing proudly at the gateway to Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, in front of the Aizu Samurai Residence, this impressive wooden structure showcases the craftsmanship of master carpenters. The main building, tea rooms steeped in history, and the garden all exude a sense of tradition. Here at "Tsuruga Aizu Higashiyama Main Sanctuary," you can savor a variety of traditional Aizu samurai cuisine, as well as the exquisite "Aizu Brand Horse Meat" with its refined red meat, paired with Aizu's renowned sake.

Nakanozawa Onsen is a tranquil hot spring town located between the western foothills of Mount Adatara and Mount Bandai. The naturally flowing sulfur Onsen is known for its smooth and silky water quality, making it popular among Onsen enthusiasts. The local cuisine, crafted with seasonal ingredients from the area, is also exceptional.

A hot spring property with its own natural source, facing a beautiful mountain stream. Popular for its four private panoramic baths. Enjoy the "Japanese Half Buffet" featuring local ingredients to savor the flavors of Aizu. From spring to summer, the riverside dining "Kawa-doko" opens. Relish Kawa-doko cuisine under the moonlight while enjoying the sound of the stream and the refreshing breeze.

Located on a hill at the entrance of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen, this property features two types of open-air baths with panoramic views of the castle town and a rich buffet of approximately 70 dishes, including local cuisine. Enjoy freshly prepared dishes to your heart's content at the live cooking corner.

We carefully select seasonal ingredients and pay special attention to the presentation of our dishes, allowing you to fully enjoy their aroma. Indulge in a blissful time that satisfies all your senses. <Asakaso is All-Inclusive> For our guests, everything is included in the price: dinner, lounge beverages, private baths, and more. Enjoy a luxurious journey without worrying about your wallet until check-out. ● Access to Sister Hotel Hana no Yu's Large Public Bath ● Guests staying with us can also enjoy the large public bath at Hana no Yu as part of our all-inclusive service. Be sure to experience a delightful tour of the baths!

Creative Aizu regional cuisine and local sake, plus an open-air Onsen bath overlooking the hot spring town through the seasons An Accommodation proud of its regional cuisine and local sake. Our greatest pride is, above all, our food and drinks. To help you experience Aizu’s food culture, we offer “creative Aizu regional cuisine” made with an abundance of seasonal local ingredients, along with a selection of 30+ varieties of local sake available at all times. Savor and enjoy local sake brewed from high-quality rice and water together with our signature regional dishes. We also have an in-house counter bar, “Jizake no Yakata.” As for the Onsen, from the spectacular top-floor open-air panoramic bath you can enjoy snowy scenery, fresh greenery, autumn leaves—and a magnificent seasonal panorama of the ever-changing hot spring town—along with the lights of Aizu’s castle town below.

Property boasting four types of onsen baths and creative Aizu local cuisine kaiseki. Open for 1300 years, located in the heart of Higashiyama Onsen, along the stream, it is a place of history and literature. Experience the charm of onsen, with the natural flow of 'source-to-bath' water. The spring water gushing from the rocks remains unchanged over time. Enjoy moments immersed in history while listening to the constant sound of the stream. Meals are prepared using carefully selected seasonal local ingredients, offering a rich culinary culture of Aizu.

The history of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen is profound, and it flourished as "Oshu Sanrakukyo" during the Edo period. From the high-floor rooms and rooms with open-air baths, you can enjoy views of Aizuwakamatsu and the surrounding mountains, experiencing the four seasons of Aizuwakamatsu throughout the year. We offer heartfelt hospitality at this historic Onsen.

A tranquil Property reborn as "Bandai Meito Resort Bonari no Mori." Enjoy the hot springs with one of Japan's top-class water outputs, surrounded by a serene forest setting. From the windows of the guest rooms, you can gaze upon the vast natural beauty and spend your time in a spacious and relaxing environment. Savor the flavors of Aizu's local cuisine, nurtured by samurai culture, with dishes crafted from seasonal and regional ingredients. In the Aizu Bandai area, immerse yourself in the picturesque scenery centered around Mount Bandai and Lake Inawashiro, and experience the elegance of Aizu's samurai heritage. During winter, the Property offers convenient access to Mount Bandai, home to numerous ski resorts.

Our accommodation, Bandai Nishimuraya, is a peaceful mountain retreat located in an onsen town surrounded by the Adatara Mountains to the east, Mount Bandai to the west, and the Azuma mountain range to the north. Since around 1600 AD, when an onsen was discovered at the foot of Mount Adatara, it has also been used as a therapeutic hot spring. Our 100% natural flowing onsen features high acidity levels and is known for its benefits in treating gastrointestinal diseases, rheumatic conditions, cuts, and other external injuries. It attracts numerous visitors throughout the year. There is also a ski resort nearby that makes our accommodation popular among families enjoying winter skiing. In spring, summer, and autumn, many guests visit after hiking to relax and recover from their mountain adventures before heading home. Enjoy rooms with views of seasonal landscapes and daily-changing local cuisine made with fresh seasonal ingredients sourced from our region for a relaxing stay.

Dinner is served at the popular "Kamado Restaurant." Enjoy your meal in a traditional Japanese-style space featuring six eye-catching "kamado" stoves. We take pride in using local ingredients, offering freshly cooked rice, freshly boiled vegetables, and freshly prepared meats and fish—all served hot and delicious. Enjoy your meal in a half-buffet style. Relax and warm yourself thoroughly in the Onsen, including the "Oiwa Kakurenbo no Yu" or private baths. The entire facility features soft tatami flooring, gentle on bare feet, so there's no need to worry about tripping over slippers.