Ōmuta Station × Accommodation With Grilled FishRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Yanagawa is a beautiful water city where 930 km of canals, unchanged since the Edo period, spread throughout the town and boats glide by. The Tachibana family has long stood alongside Yanagawa’s history. During the Edo period, Ohana began as a villa of the Tachibana family, lords of the Yanagawa Domain. From the Western-style building constructed in the Meiji era as an authentic guesthouse, you pass through to a grand 100-tatami hall—beyond which lies a magnificent garden composed solely of pine trees. With the renewal of our accommodation wing, we are being reborn as a space where you can more fully enjoy the appeal of cultural properties still preserved by descendants of this former daimyo family. Making use of our distinction as Japan’s only nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty where you can stay—a Ryokan with dining—we offer activities and moments that let you feel the history and stories of the daimyo family (the Tachibana family).

A traditional Ryokan with over 100 years of history, evolving in the Tamana Onsen area. Set on a 2,500-square-meter property surrounded by mountain maples, featuring 12 rooms. Enjoy the fresh greenery of spring, autumn foliage, and the chirping of wild birds from your room. All rooms offer "in-room dining hospitality" and "a semi-open-air Onsen bath with free-flowing hot spring water."

A seven-story Hotel located in the Tamana Onsen area, featuring natural Onsen and comprehensive Facilities. Nearby are group Facilities such as a bowling alley, golf course, and the largest Onsen resort in Western Japan, "Tsukasa no Yu," offering various ways to enjoy. It is also ideal as a base for historical exploration.

Yanagawa is the hometown of one of Japan’s leading poets, Hakushu Kitahara.From the large panoramic public bath at this Accommodation—perfectly located for enjoying the canal town of Yanagawa—you can take in sweeping views of the city.After strolling through Yanagawa’s historic castle town streets or enjoying a river cruise (moat tour), unwind with natural Onsen and our head chef’s signature kaiseki cuisine.

Located in a convenient location, this Property is ideal for business, tourism, and long-term stays. It is just a 5-minute walk from the station, offering excellent access, and parking is available for those arriving by car. The Property features a large public bath to relax after a long day. Additionally, we offer Rooms tailored to your needs, including Rooms with unit baths. Breakfast includes a healthy Japanese-style meal.

At Tamayura, we embrace the concept of "Ichikuraku Seiin," a work left behind by Natsume Soseki, incorporating bamboo throughout the property. Spend a special moment under the serene shade of bamboo. All six guest rooms are equipped with open-air baths. Adjacent to the spacious Japanese-Western style rooms, you'll find a high-quality open-air bath. Tamana Onsen is known for its alkaline hot spring water, often referred to as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty's Bath). Among them, Tamayura stands out as the only place in Tamana with a pH of 8.6, offering a rich concentration of Onsen water that flows abundantly at a rate of 400 liters per minute. The natural hot spring water is available 24 hours a day, allowing you to enjoy it as much as you like, whenever you like, without interruption. Indulge in a luxurious private space to your heart's content. For dining, we proudly serve aged meat grilled to perfection over charcoal flames, right before your eyes—a truly impressive sight. Additionally, we offer dishes made with local seafood, mountain produce, and specialty ingredients. Combining local ingredients with the seasonal flavors Kumamoto is known for, our cuisine reflects the natural beauty of this region on each plate. Take your time to savor this special moment and the flavors of this land.