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Yoro Valley is located in the heart of the Boso Peninsula, where spring arrives the earliest in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The warm climate of the Boso Peninsula offers an abundance of early seasonal attractions. The autumn foliage is the most famous, drawing many tourists. In addition, visitors can enjoy spring walks through fields of rapeseed flowers, bamboo shoot picking, fireflies in early summer, and river activities during summer vacation, making it a lively destination for families.Our inn is conveniently located in the center of the Yoro Valley Onsen area, close to "Kannon Bridge," making it an ideal base for sightseeing. Meals are prepared with carefully selected ingredients unique to the Boso Peninsula, blessed with the bounty of the sea, mountains, and rivers. We take great care to serve you with exquisite Japanese kaiseki cuisine. The Onsen features a natural "black hot spring" rich in iodine, known as a beautifying bath that leaves your skin smooth and warms you to the core. You can enjoy exploring the area via the local "Kominato Railway" and "Isumi Railway," or reach us by car in about 80 minutes with excellent access! Come and relieve your daily fatigue with us.
Our Onsen, known as "Kuroyu" due to its deep, rich color and iodine content, is renowned for its beautifying effects, leaving the skin smooth and soft. It is also highly regarded for its therapeutic benefits, including relief from cold sensitivity, minor cuts, burns, joint pain, neuralgia, muscle pain, and fatigue recovery, making it ideal for therapeutic bathing. For meals, we offer seasonal delicacies from the Yoro Valley, along with popular optional Plans featuring Ise lobster, abalone, and golden eye snapper. Our guest rooms include a variety of options, such as those overlooking the serene streams of the Yoro River, rooms in the main building with views of the red Kannon Bridge, and others with semi-open-air baths.
At a Property nestled in the Yoro Valley, enjoy an open-air bath while listening to the sounds of nature. The water is a clear and refreshing bicarbonate spring, also known as a beauty bath for its skin-smoothing properties. The guest rooms are tranquil spaces blending with nature in a traditional Japanese style. Katsuura is nearby, and we carefully prepare and serve mountain and sea delicacies sourced daily from Boso. Savor the essence of Yoro along with activities like hiking and stream play.
The Property by Lake Kameyama, the largest lake in Chiba Prefecture, offers a serene experience surrounded by the tranquility of nature. This Onsen Ryokan features 14 Rooms, where guests can enjoy the abundant chocolate-colored natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source. From the Rooms, renovated in June 2021, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Kameyama and relax in a hammock that seems to float over the lake. Additionally, the men's large public bath is spacious enough to accommodate 12 to 13 people at once, providing a perfect place to unwind and relieve daily fatigue. The cuisine is prepared using ingredients sourced through a nationwide network of brokers and purchases from the Toyosu Market.
Located in the center of the Boso Peninsula, our facility is approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Tokyo. Situated along a valley, you can enjoy a tranquil environment surrounded by nature throughout the seasons.
Our iodine-rich, silky, coffee-colored “Kuroyu” hot spring is renowned for leaving your skin smooth and soft.For dinner, enjoy the flavors of Oku-Boso with local specialties such as bamboo shoots, wild mountain vegetables, and river fish. Surrounded by nature, relax and unwind at your leisure.
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