Asama Station × Accommodation For Enjoying Autumn FlavorsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Soshin no Yado Oishiya, established in 1887, has been cherished by many guests over the years. In the autumn of 2001, the entire Property was newly renovated. We are deeply grateful for the continued support and patronage of our guests, which has made this possible. Oishiya has witnessed the eras of Meiji, Taisho, Showa, and Heisei. Through the passage of time and the changing seasons, we strive to cherish an unchanging spirit. With this sentiment, Oishiya places great importance on the spirit of hospitality centered around "Soshin," the pure and honest heart that everyone is born with and longs for. While preserving the essence of hospitality, Oishiya delivers the tranquility of Japanese tradition, infused with the flow of a new era.

Ise Geku Sando Ise Shinsen is an Onsen Accommodation where natural hot spring water, a blessing of the gods, flows from the ground. Ideally located just a 1-minute walk from Iseshi Station, it is close to Ise Jingu Shrine and offers beautiful seasonal scenery throughout the year. All guest rooms feature an open-air bath, allowing you to relax and unwind while feeling the breeze.For dining, we offer visually stunning Japanese cuisine centered on fresh local seafood. Enjoy a special stay in a space where tradition meets modern comfort.

In the year of the Shikinen Sengu, “Ishinoyado Ikyu,” a soothing hot-spring inn, was born at the doorstep of Ise Grand Shrine. About a 15-minute walk to Naiku (the Inner Shrine). Because of this privileged location, you can experience a side of Ise that few get to enjoy. In the stillness, take part in an early-morning visit or an evening visit—an Ise pilgrimage unlike daytime sightseeing. There is also an Ise you can only discover by staying overnight.

A Ryokan located in front of Futamiura, selected as one of Japan's 100 best beaches. Enjoy Japan's 100 best beaches in the Japanese modern lobby with jazz BGM. Additionally, dinner features the rich and fresh seafood of Ise Bay, reflecting the seasons.