Sendaikyō Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Facing the Sea of Japan, Tango–Kumihama is a scenic area where many beautiful landscapes remain. A legend has been passed down here. In the Kamakura period, the monk Ippen traveled across The whole country to save people, distributing nembutsu talismans and performing dancing nembutsu. After finishing his preaching in Kyoto and heading toward San’in, he was chanting the nembutsu in Kumihama when clouds suddenly gathered and a blue dragon appeared over the sea. Dragon worship has long been practiced in this region, and it is said that the blue dragon revealed itself before Ippen to form a bond with the nembutsu. Even today, the Sea of Japan as seen from Kumihama retains an air of mystery. Like Ippen once did, you can be embraced by this scenery and find rest here.

In 2023, we opened new detached special suites featuring a private sauna and an open-air bath. In summer 2025, our main-building Japanese-Western rooms will also be renovated. With open-air baths at the main-building large public bath, a panoramic bath on the top floor of the West Wing, and 28 rooms (out of 44) offering in-room open-air baths—plus 6 ocean-view guest rooms with Onsen baths—you can fully enjoy private bathing. We promise you a relaxing, luxurious stay for adults.We take pride in our 100% free-flowing natural hot spring water from our own source—never diluted—and delivered directly from the spring.Dinner highlights seasonal flavors along with the signature touches of “Kaikatei Hana Gozen.” For both dinner and breakfast, we use no pre-made items; everything is carefully prepared by our skilled chefs. Savor Tango’s finest freshness to your heart’s content: exceptionally fresh seasonal seafood made possible by our seafood wholesaler operation, fruit from our own farm, and 100% Tango Koshihikari rice.Enjoy a colorful array of dishes featuring “seafood” available year-round and “Japanese Black Wagyu,” as well as winter’s king delicacy, Matsuba crab—showcasing seasonal ingredients from Kyoto by the Sea. Escape the city bustle and spend unhurried time just for adults.

Situated on a 10,000-tsubo property, this accommodation features 14 guest rooms, all offering panoramic views of the scenic Kumihama Bay. The onsen facilities, including a large communal bath and open-air bath, utilize natural spring water without any dilution. Relax and enjoy the picturesque Kumihama Bay, resembling a landscape painting, from the bath. The cuisine emphasizes seasonal ingredients, including seafood from the Sea of Japan and Tajima beef, prepared with meticulous care. Unwind in the serene and elegant atmosphere of the traditional Sukiya-style architecture.

Kyotango City, Kyoto Prefecture—3 minutes on foot from Yuhigaura-Kitsu Onsen Station.A private villa where you can stay with your dog, nestled in Kitsu Onsen, the oldest Onsen in Kyoto Prefecture with a 1,400-year history.Set on a 1,400-tsubo property with only six Rooms, this luxurious retreat features suite accommodations all equipped with open-air baths fed directly from the source.With an on-site dog run and a wide selection of in-Room dining Plans, you can relax with your dog in the same Room while savoring fresh Tango seafood, Matsuba crab, and premium Tajima beef.Enjoy a special time to unwind with your cherished family.

An accommodation with 1250 years of history offers a relaxing time for your mind and body. Kizu Onsen, the oldest onsen in Kyoto, features 100% natural spring water directly from its private source. The mildly alkaline water is gentle on the skin, making it safe for everyone from babies to seniors. Additionally, we offer a private bath called "Gonsuke no Yu," praised as "the best in Japan" by an onsen professor. Our new room type "MANYO" provides views of serene rice fields and bamboo groves. Enjoy dishes made with blessings from both the sea and mountains.