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Hotel Shoho is located on a hill in Matsumoto City, offering sweeping views of the majestic Northern Alps and the castle town of Matsumoto from every guest room. Utsukushigahara Onsen is a historic hot spring area that has been loved since the Edo period; it was once home to “Goten-no-Yu,” a villa built by the lord of Matsumoto Castle for relaxation. At our Hotel, you can enjoy five types of baths: an open-air bath, private baths, a large public bath, a jacuzzi, and a footbath. For guests who have traveled all the way to Utsukushigahara Onsen, we prepare our cuisine with care—creative Japanese kaiseki featuring seasonal Shinshu ingredients and special kaiseki using Shinshu’s signature branded ingredients. Matsumoto City and its surroundings are within easy reach, as are Kamikochi, Azumino, and the Utsukushigahara Highlands. Please visit Utsukushigahara Onsen—an ideal base for sightseeing.

At Asama Onsen, Hotel Tamano-yu has been operating since the 18th year of the Meiji era, always prioritizing guests without being bound by tradition or formality, and all staff have strived to provide comfort to guests. We will continue to offer heartfelt hospitality as a property where guests can rejuvenate.

Kikunoyu stands in Asama Onsen, a retreat of the castle town Matsumoto with a thousand-year history. Built in the dignified Honmune-zukuri style passed down in the Matsumoto region, it is a quiet hideaway for adults, rich in Japanese charm. A polished zelkova main pillar and curated artworks create a refined stay. After savoring the gentle feel of natural hot-spring waters in the open-air bath with a pleasant breeze, enjoy an authentic kaiseki course showcasing Shinshu’s seasonal bounty. Just 10 minutes by car to National Treasure Matsumoto Castle. Escape the bustle of everyday life and spend a soothing, restorative holiday.

"Bettei Ichika" is located in Asama Onsen, cherished as a retreat in Shinshu Matsumoto. We offer 10 Rooms harmonizing Japanese modern aroma and warmth, ideal for relaxing with three generations of family.

Relax in the rejuvenating natural hot spring known as "Bijin no Yu," and enjoy the unique charm of our 8 Rooms, all offering in-room dining for a private experience of Shinshu's local culture. Choose your preferred style with options like a large public bath, private baths, or rooms with semi-open-air baths for ultimate relaxation. Since its establishment in 1832, our inn has preserved artifacts and antiques connected to Matsumoto Castle, displayed throughout the premises. We cherish tradition and strive to provide heartfelt hospitality that gently accompanies your stay.

Enjoy a private open-air bath in your room featuring two types of baths, including a cypress indoor bath. The property also boasts a spacious natural Onsen with sauna and open-air baths. Savor creative Japanese kaiseki cuisine made with Shinshu beef and seasonal local ingredients. Relax in this tranquil and soothing retreat filled with the charm of travel.

At Kikyotei Yumotoya, a renowned hot spring in Asama Onsen with a history of 1300 years, we offer facilities such as a large public bath, open-air bath, and private bath to fully enjoy the charm of Onsen. You can experience six different hot springs. Additionally, there are indoor and open-air baths available, with usage alternating between men and women depending on the time of day.

Located at the foot of the Shinshu Alps, Matsumoto City is known for its specialties such as wasabi and soba. The natural Onsen "Suwa no Yu" offers relaxation after a long journey. The complimentary buffet breakfast includes organic salads, local Shinshu miso dishes, and exclusive Shinshu Matsumoto Onsen eggs, perfect for breakfast! Please enjoy.

A Property featuring the historic hot springs of Utsukushigahara, with a history spanning 1,300 years. The origins of these ancient springs date back to the Nara period, and in 1983 (Showa 58), the area was designated as a National Health Resort. Immerse yourself in the layers of history and experience a soothing time filled with heartfelt hospitality. Surrounded gently by the steam of the springs, feel the passage of time through the changing seasons and fully enjoy the blessings of the earth. We offer a colorful seasonal kaiseki meal, themed around "beauty and health," using fresh local ingredients, ranging from traditional dishes to creative cuisine.