Tsukibikan: A 400-Year-Old Inn with Its Own Hot Spring, Associated with Shiko Munakata

All the staff at the Accommodation were very polite and kind. The Onsen water felt silky and moisturizing, and the bathing area was clean, with amenities well stocked, making it very comfortable. I found an Accommodation in Asamushi Onsen that I would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

Our stay in Asamushi Onsen became a truly wonderful memory.To everyone at the front desk, the person who guided us to our Room, and all the staff who served dinner—each of you left a lasting impression with your warm expressions and heartfelt hospitality.The dinner we had been looking forward to was served one dish after another, and everything was absolutely delicious! My 15-year-old son, who is usually quite picky, finished every single bite. As a parent, seeing that made me happiest of all. Thank you so much.The Onsen was also fantastic. The open-air bath in particular was incredibly relaxing, and there was also a sauna and cold bath, so we enjoyed alternating between the Onsen and the cold bath. Thanks to that, we slept very soundly at night.We were also lucky to stumble upon a night market being held by chance at Asamushi-Onsen Station. We got to see Nebuta displays outdoors and even experience the “Rassera Rassera” chant performance—it was so exciting! The two-minute fireworks finale deeply soothed my heart as well. We truly felt fortunate to be there at just the right time.Thanks to your warm staff, this became an unforgettable two-person trip with my son. Thank you very much!