Nyūzen Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

A secluded Accommodation in a mountain hamlet on the Niigata prefectural border, surrounded by peaks. Enjoy 100% natural hot spring water from the source of Ogawa Onsen, renowned for 400 years, and five distinctive baths to explore. Recommended for travelers seeking a quiet retreat to savor a hidden hot spring experience.

A Property nestled in a satoyama surrounded by lush greenery and abundant nature. The Onsen, enriched by the snowmelt from the Tateyama mountain range flowing into underground water veins, is gentle on the skin and highly praised by women. It is also expected to have benefits for fatigue recovery, neuralgia, and skin conditions. In the garden open-air bath, with the mountains as a borrowed landscape, you can enjoy a relaxing and emotional bathing experience while admiring the seasonal beauty. Meals are prepared with fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan and aromatic mountain delicacies, tailored to the season. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a tranquil moment here.

The Onsen in Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, is said to have been discovered by the Sengoku warlord Uesugi Kenshin. This traditional Ryokan, with over 100 years of history, stands on an expansive 5,000-tsubo property and warmly welcomes all visitors. The pride of the Ryokan is its gentle Onsen waters that soothe both body and mind. The cuisine, praised as the finest in Hokuriku, features an abundance of fresh local ingredients that captivate every guest's palate. Indulge in a luxurious moment surrounded by history, exquisite cuisine, and renowned hot springs to your heart's content.

Kintaro Onsen, named with the hope of revitalizing visitors like the legendary Kintaro, offers a unique blend of chloride and sulfur springs, which is rare even in Japan. The 100% natural free-flowing hot spring water, with a temperature around 75°C, is rich in minerals and highly effective for health benefits. This area is also famous as the site where mystical mirages appear. Nearby attractions include the Kurobe Gorge Railway, Unazuki Onsen, and the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route connecting Shinano-Omachi to Toyama—offering abundant natural beauty and sightseeing opportunities. With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line, new stations such as "Toyama Station," "Shin-Takaoka Station," and "Kurobe-Unazuki Onsen Station" have been established within Toyama Prefecture, making travel between Tokyo and Toyama much more convenient.

Tsuji Wakuwaku Land is a super sento where you can enjoy eight different baths, including a sauna, carbonated spring, and daily changing baths. The attached Property, Minshuku Chaya, is a Facility that can be enjoyed for both day trips and overnight stays, and is highly appreciated by locals, tourists, and repeat business guests alike.Highlight Point ① Self-Cooking Area: Toyama is known for its "firefly squid," and during the season, many guests, whether families or solo travelers, visit from as far as Shinshu and the Kanto region to enjoy them. These guests often use our self-cooking area to prepare and enjoy their meals at their leisure.Highlight Point ② Laundry Room: For guests staying long-term for sports training camps or business, the free washing machines are a much-appreciated Facility. We also offer gas dryers (paid) that dry clothes quickly and leave them soft and fluffy.For your stay in Toyama, please consider "Tsuji Wakuwaku Land Minshuku Chaya." Our staff looks forward to welcoming you.