Monjusou Shourotei

There were large TVs in both the bedroom and living room, and my mother was thrilled to watch the Asian Games!!We were so impressed by the TV placement and the convenient amenities—it felt as though every detail had been arranged with our movements in mind!We arrived after a four-hour journey, but all our fatigue melted away! The freshly cooked Japanese omelet at breakfast was absolutely delicious. The bath was lovely too, which may be why I slept so soundly that night! We’ll be back.

I had no idea there was a ryokan tucked away behind the heart of Amanohashidate’s sightseeing area. Despite its central location, the grounds were peaceful, with only birdsong and the sound of waves.The building had been renovated, the room had modern amenities, and the baths were clean. The communal hot spring bath was not large, but I never encountered anyone else, so it was very relaxing. The coffee available after bathing was also a nice touch.The meals were delicious and generous enough to satisfy even my big appetite. At breakfast, a chef came to our private dining room and prepared a Japanese rolled omelet right in front of us—a lovely surprise.The Nepalese staff member explained the many ingredients in Japanese and provided polite, attentive service that made us feel welcome.I would love to stay again.