Kurodahara Station × Zen-Inspired AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A traditional Japanese Ryokan, "Nasu Onsen Sanraku," where Emperor Showa stayed during his time as Crown Prince. The breathtaking view here inspired the decision to establish the Imperial Villa in Nasu. Experience the charm of traditional Sukiya-style architecture, exquisite kaiseki cuisine reflecting the changing seasons, and a large open-air Onsen surrounded by vibrant trees and serene tranquility. We warmly welcome you with Sanraku's long-cherished spirit of hospitality. Relax and unwind in an extraordinary world away from everyday life. *Shuttle service is available from Nasushiobara Station. Please check the plan details for more information.*

Located within the Nasu area of Nikko National Park, this ryokan resort features only 10 rooms on a 2000-tsubo property surrounded by lush forests near the Nasu Imperial Villa.

Set amidst over 35,000 square meters of expansive natural surroundings, enjoy dishes crafted with seasonal ingredients and local flavors. Located near the experiential forest "Water Garden" designed by architect Junya Ishigami, choose between two accommodation styles: the small luxury "AUBERGE," featuring a restaurant and suite villa for private stays, or the casual "B&B."

SANU 2nd Home is your “second home”—a place to rest body and mind and awaken your senses.Step away from the pace of city life,feel nature with all five senses, and live by your own hands in a true second home.Among the SANU 2nd Home locations across Japan, Nasu 1st sits in a forest of broadleaf trees with the Nasu mountain range rising nearby. Enjoy ever-changing seasonal scenery, along with exploring the town’s cafés, restaurants, and local shops.The white vessel-like cabin is an eco-conscious retreat designed to live in harmony with the earth. Inspired by honeycomb forms, it features large windows that frame the surrounding landscape. The space comes alive through borrowed views of nature throughout the seasons—and simple touches like seasonal wildflowers in a dining-room vase.Morning: quietly grind coffee beans on the terrace as sunlight filters through the trees.Afternoon: play a seasonal music playlist and let yourself drift into sound.Evening: toast with natural wine while listening to insects sing.Night: add logs to the fire and sink into thought.How you spend your time is entirely up to you.Find what feels just right for you.