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Kawaji, on the Nishi Kaido route of Aizu. Located near Nikko, a renowned sightseeing destination, Kawaji was once a key thoroughfare linking Edo and Aizu in Oshu. Its hot springs were also valued for healing injuries and were praised with the saying, “For wounds, Kawaji; for burns, Taki,” making it a restorative retreat for weary travelers.Building on this tradition today, we are renewing our inn as “Iwaiyado Ju-an,” aiming to be a hidden sanctuary in Kawaji where guests from afar can relax and soothe everyday fatigue with ease. Surrounded by magnificent nature right before your eyes, we hope you will forget time and gently warm your memories and heart.

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.

Spend an unforgettable time with your beloved dog amid the rich natural beauty of Nasu-Shiobara. Dogs are welcome in your room, throughout the property, and even in the restaurant—so you can enjoy Tochigi’s seasonal flavors together by your side. The grounds feature both indoor and outdoor dog runs, giving your pet plenty of space to refresh and play. Relax in our free-flowing natural hot spring, known for its skin-beautifying and heat-retaining benefits, and enjoy a special stay that deepens the bond with your dog.

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.

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.

From the all-you-can-drink option at the dinner buffet to the lounge and in-house activities, it’s all included. This is an all-inclusive Onsen Accommodation where you can enjoy as much as you like, your way, without worrying about your wallet. (For stays from Oct 1, 2026 to Feb 28, 2027; subject to extension.)

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 hidden wooden accommodation located deep in Yunishigawa Onsen offers natural flowing hot spring open-air baths and private open-air baths. The "Bokyotei," a relocated traditional house over 80 years old, is perfect for group stays and features its own private open-air bath. Additionally, guests can enjoy a large open-air bath showcasing the changing seasons, as well as a dining area serving irori-style cuisine and local sake.