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Kawaji lies along the Aizu Nishi Kaido, a historic route. Located near Nikko, long renowned as a sightseeing destination, it once served as a key passage linking Edo and Aizu in Oshu. The Onsen that springs up in Kawaji was also valued for helping with injuries, giving rise to the saying, “For wounds, Kawaji; for burns, Taki,” and it became a place of therapeutic bathing where many travelers soothed their fatigue. Building on this legacy today, we are renewing our property as “Iwai Yado Ju-an,” aiming to be a hidden Accommodation in Kawaji where guests from afar can relax with ease and melt away everyday tiredness. With magnificent nature 펼 펼 before you, we hope you will forget time and gently warm your memories and heart.

TAOYA Kawaji is surrounded by abundant nature. Enjoy a luxurious, all-inclusive stay where time flows at a leisurely pace.

Property at Kawaji Onsen boasting a water flow of 380 liters per minute. From the top-floor onsen bath with natural spring water, enjoy panoramic views of the Kawaji Onsen area. The mildly alkaline simple spring with a pH of 8.1 is expected to have skin-beautifying effects. Relax in a natural environment. Spacious room with two Western-style single beds and a 10-tatami Japanese room, ideal for families or groups. Enjoy a buffet of approximately 70 Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, along with unlimited alcoholic beverages during dinner.

Nikko Onsen Village・Kawaji Onsen "Yumekuri no Sato Kashiwaya" nestled in the gorge of Kinugawa and Ojigawa rivers. Fully enjoy the natural beauty of Kawaji, the warm Onsen, and the relaxing time that flows gently.

The Property nestled along the Akagawa Valley is the birthplace of Shiobara Onsen, featuring its own private hot springs with three types of sulfur springs, including milky white and green hues. Guests can enjoy four baths, including an open-air riverside bath, with free-flowing Onsen water, where the color of the Onsen changes daily for a unique experience. The guest rooms, available in Japanese-style and Japanese-Western style, are equipped with shower toilets and free Wi-Fi. Additionally, we offer the "Pochi Tama Room," where you can stay with your pets. Our handmade dishes, crafted with local ingredients, are also highly praised.

The indoor large cypress bath offers 100% natural flowing sulfur Onsen water. Enjoy the rich benefits of the cloudy hot spring while admiring the seasonal trees. Several public baths are within a 5-minute walk, making it an irresistible spot for Onsen enthusiasts.

Okushiohara Kogen Hotel is a property boasting sulfur onsen flowing directly from the source and surrounded by the beautiful seasonal scenery of rich nature. In the spacious open-air baths, you can enjoy a relaxing moment for both body and mind. Meals feature kaiseki cuisine crafted with Tochigi's local ingredients by a dedicated chef. Additionally, we offer colorful yukata rentals for female guests. Forget the hustle and bustle of daily life and fully enjoy the tranquility of Okushiohara and the benefits of the onsen.

A property in the Yunishigawa Onsen area boasting over 400 years of history. Located at the entrance of the onsen town, you can enjoy 100% natural onsen water known for its skin-beautifying properties. Surrounded by magnificent nature, the open-air baths offer breathtaking views of majestic mountains. The Japanese-style guest rooms feature 15 tatami mats with a spacious veranda, accommodating up to six guests. Additionally, there is a karaoke room, and a variety of meat, fish, seafood, and vegetable dishes are available.

Step through the charming Nagaya Gate and enter a nostalgic, tranquil space. Inside, enjoy all-inclusive services tailored to different times of the day, such as welcome treats, an evening bar for adults, and lounge time. Savor our carefully crafted cuisine centered around the famous "Heike Okariyaba-yaki," a dish said to have been enjoyed by the Heike clan in their time. After your meal, relax with a tour of our Onsen baths featuring open-air baths, cypress baths, and rock baths with unique atmospheres. Unwind while taking in the seasonal beauty through the large lobby windows for a truly serene experience.

A Property offering rustic cuisine where you can enjoy freshly caught delicacies from the mountains and rivers, grilled over an irori hearth, and an open-air bath with a Japanese garden ambiance set against the backdrop of mountains and rivers. From the spacious lobby, you can overlook the Yuwashikawa Gorge and enjoy views of fresh greenery, autumn foliage, or snowy landscapes. The spacious guest rooms with excellent views feature twin beds and a Japanese-style room, making them popular among groups and families.

A historic Property preserving the legacy of the Heike clan, located in Yunishigawa Onsen. The entire building is situated along a clear stream and features traditional architecture with fine wood and earthen walls, reviving the charm of an old era. Cross the renowned "Kazura Bridge," one of Kanto's finest, and enjoy natural hot spring baths with free-flowing Onsen water and charcoal-grilled Irori cuisine.

Deep in Oku-Nikko, Yunishigawa Onsen is a tranquil retreat embraced by lush nature. Step inside and you’ll find a soothing escape that feels far removed from everyday life. Our greatest appeal is 100% natural, free-flowing Onsen water drawn directly from our own source on the property. “Which bath next?” Choose from five bathing areas to suit your mood, including an open-air bath with a barrel sauna—private baths available without Reservation, as many times as you like. After gently warming up in the Onsen, savor seasonal cuisine featuring local flavors. Feel the night breeze in our quiet post-bath lounge and breathe in the crisp air deeply—you’ll sense the day’s tension slowly melt away. We offer a relaxing holiday that refreshes both body and mind.

An all-inclusive plan that includes dinner and breakfast, drinks including alcohol, activities, and other on-site charges during your stay.Enjoy unhurried time and space while feeling the tranquil seasonal nature of Yunishigawa Onsen, a hidden hot spring in Northern Kanto.

A dream of a bamboo grove that gently cleanses the heart. A tranquil Stays that gathers the essence of hospitality, "Wakatake no Sho Bettei Sasane." The scenery is a feast for the heart. All Rooms in our Property offer a splendid view overlooking the clear stream of Kinugawa, allowing you to fully enjoy the nature of Kinugawa. Please enjoy a private and tasteful journey from the bottom of your heart...

The Ryokan Warakuyuen, located in the Shiobara Onsenkyo of Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture, features the open-air Onsen "Shiwakeshi no Yu" with natural spring water and a large garden that promotes relaxation. The cuisine includes Kaiseki meals made with seasonal ingredients. Vegetables harvested from our own fields and homemade miso provide a rich flavor not found in pre-made products. Agricultural experiences and wild vegetable picking activities are also very popular. Experience the blessings of nature at Warakuyuen.

Facing the clear streams and unique rock formations of the Kinugawa Gorge, the Japanese garden with its green pines harmonizes beautifully with nature, delighting the eyes of guests. Inside the property, paintings by Takehisa Yumeji, exuding the romance of the Taisho era, are displayed throughout, and the flowers arranged in every corner are befitting of the title "Property of Flowers." The open-air baths, facing the Kinugawa Gorge and surrounded by nature, are filled with hot spring water, providing relaxation for the body and soul while enjoying the night view.

An expansive private villa of approximately 485 m², featuring free-flowing natural Onsen, an all-weather Onsen pool, and a ganbanyoku sauna. In a completely private setting with no interruptions, enjoy a blissful stay filled with exceptional cuisine and soothing baths. A secluded resort for adults to experience luxury beyond indulgence.

A soothing retreat where Japanese tradition and nature coexist. Savor seasonal flavors at Shiki Ajitei Fujiya.