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I stayed for one night on a business trip. I booked a great-value Plan that included all-you-can-drink sake plus two meals (Japanese breakfast). 1. My planned check-in was 19:30, but traveling Yokohama → Tokyo → Iwaki → the property, I missed the 18:00 Joban Line train from Iwaki. The next train was 19:26 (a 1.5-hour wait), so I arrived at 21:10. (If you’re coming from a major city, please be aware: public transportation in Minamisoma is basically just the north–south Joban Line, and service is limited. If you’re not driving, plan carefully.) 2. I was in a hurry and very hungry, so I forgot to take photos, but the food was delicious. The owner kindly explained things like having water alongside sake to pace yourself for me as a foreign guest. The Yahoo Travel page said “all-you-can-drink sake,” but beer and shochu were also available. 3. The Room had a shower but no toilet. Hot water took quite a while to come out at the outside sink, so I used hot water from the Room for brushing my teeth and washing my face. Since guest numbers have decreased after the earthquake and it must be hard to keep pipes warm, I didn’t mind. 4. Breakfast was Japanese-style; I expected only miso soup or tea, but there was coffee too—a nice surprise! The grilled fish in particular was juicy and excellent. The owner couple (sorry if that’s incorrect) seem truly well-suited to cooking. 5. At checkout, their dog suddenly came over to greet me—another surprise! Maybe it was a playful warning not to check out late… haha. Conclusion: It was an experience close to 5 stars. One request: please let guests know in advance that there is an alert/guard-type dog on site who may greet them unexpectedly at checkout or elsewhere on the property. I like dogs, but my heart has become weaker with age; even a friendly surprise can startle me. I look forward to staying again.

I’ve stayed here before and was very satisfied with the Crab Feast Course, but this time I wanted even more crab, so I chose the Luxury Crab Course. As a result, I was extremely satisfied with both the taste and the portion size. Also, this inn is right in front of the lift area at Hachi-Kita Ski Resort, and being able to use the bath even after check-out is a huge help. Another great service is that guests aged 55 and over can rent equipment for free. There’s also an affiliated rental shop nearby, and the staff were very kind and helpful. Unfortunately it rained that day and conditions were terrible, but thanks to staying at Hisaya, it turned into a ski trip I was happy with.

Stayed on a weekday before the Obon holiday in August with the most affordable plan for 4 people. Despite some initial concerns, it was excellent value for money and an incredibly satisfying stay. The room was about 12 tatami mats in size, with a spacious hallway entrance and a wide sitting area by the window overlooking trees, comfortably seating four people. The bathroom had two sinks, and while there was a toilet in the room, there were also toilets located throughout the hallways and other areas. The bath was spacious with slightly sulfur-scented Onsen water that left my skin feeling smooth. Meals were served at tables in a large tatami-floored dining area. There was a menu provided along with explanations from staff members. While not extravagant, the dishes were creative and deliciously satisfying. For those wanting more luxurious options like beef or crab dishes, upgrading to another plan might be better suited. Tea and water were self-serve but made using tea leaves rather than tea bags, which made it taste better; even the water itself tasted great! After check-in, our luggage was carried to our room by staff who were kind and attentive throughout our stay. The building itself is impressive yet simple in design—clean with quick elevator access—and we enjoyed relaxing without any crowds at the baths or elsewhere around the Ryokan grounds. The road leading to this Ryokan wasn’t narrow either! One thing to note: they provide yukata robes but only one Onsen towel besides bath towels; so bringing your own pajamas or face towels might be helpful (especially if you find sleeping in yukata uncomfortable like I do). Would love to visit again!

This was my second stay. The staff at the facility were just as kind and attentive as last time, making my stay very comfortable. The food was delicious, and the Onsen was excellent.

We visited this accommodation for our first trip with our beloved dog. The family running the place are dog lovers and warmly welcomed our pet from the moment we arrived. Despite being an accommodation exclusively for guests with pets, it was impeccably clean, and there was no noticeable odor at all. Thoughtful considerations for staying with pets were evident everywhere, including a clear explanation of guidelines upon arrival to ensure mutual respect among guests. The warm, carefully prepared meals allowed us to relax and enjoy our stay. The property features a dog run and walking paths behind the building; unfortunately, as we only stayed one night this time, we couldn’t fully enjoy them—something we regret. We definitely plan to visit again for a longer stay next time. Regarding meals, they kindly inquired about allergies in advance. Although no one in our family has allergies, we forgot to mention some food preferences but were grateful for their prompt adjustments. This is truly an ideal accommodation for traveling with your furry family members!

The Room was excellent, and the drink service was satisfying. However, possibly due to the rain, the bathroom sink drained slowly, and check-in was difficult and took a considerable amount of time.

Both the in-room bath and the large public bath are hinoki cypress baths, and the large public bath also has an open-air bath—an irresistible Accommodation for bath lovers.

The lobby and all indoor areas are spacious, and the kids’ play area in the lobby makes it easy to relax. The parking lot is also large—it was extremely comfortable.

The Room was more than spacious enough for one person. Overall, it felt even more “Showa-era” than I expected, which really enhanced the feeling of being in the countryside. The Onsen water felt very strong and concentrated. It’s a simple sulfur spring, but this is the first time I’ve experienced such a complex sensation. It seems popular with day visitors, and even though the water gets stirred up, it still had a powerful impact. Despite being surrounded by beautiful nature, there were no stink bugs in the Room—so they must be taking solid preventive measures. A few things I noticed: Is the open-air bath actually a cold-water bath rather than a standard bathing bath? The Wi‑Fi signal is weak and sometimes I couldn’t connect to the internet. While sleeping, there were fairly loud crackling/popping noises throughout the Room that kept waking me up repeatedly. That said, thanks to the long trip and the Onsen, I was able to sleep deeply even in short stretches.

We stayed in a popular riverside Room. From the window, we could see Inuyama Castle, and at night the illuminated castle was truly wonderful. The meals were very satisfying, with many delicious dishes. We would like to stay again.

It was a small Hotel, but it was clean and nice! There was a beautiful river right in front, and I’d like to go swimming there next time!

Although my check-in was later than planned, the staff accommodated me without any displeasure. The meals were just the right amount, leaving nothing behind, and were very delicious. The hot water was so smooth, like soaking in a beauty serum, that if I lived nearby, I would use it frequently. Since it is a small Ryokan, the walking distance was minimal, making it very convenient. It was a Ryokan I would definitely like to stay at again.

I stayed on Friday, July 11. That day, due to the eruption of Shinmoedake and news reports saying that Kirishima City was experiencing a water outage, many Reservations at Ryokans and Hotels in Kirishima City were reportedly canceled. However, in reality there was no impact at all, so I felt the reporting was overly alarmist—this is exactly reputational damage caused by rumors. Kirishima Hanamurasaki offers a very comfortable Onsen, and the food is absolutely delicious. In addition, the hospitality is outstanding. I would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

In early August, five adults stayed for one night in a Japanese-Western style Room. The Room was spacious enough, and we enjoyed evening drinks around the table together. Our grandfather, who has been needing the toilet more often lately, also felt reassured having a Room with a private toilet. We used the large public bath at 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM; it was almost private for men, and since the men’s and women’s baths switch between morning and evening, we were able to enjoy both. Dinner with the Hamayu Plan was more than sufficient, with a satisfying variety of dishes. Breakfast was around 8:00 AM; it was crowded so we had to wait in our Room for a short while, but it was very delicious. They also seem to have a table tennis area and a bar. My recommendation is Shimago Beach, just outside next to the lobby entrance. Because there is an imperial villa nearby, it is very quiet, with calm waves. Take one of the free loaner chairs and try sitting on the beach in the morning.

An “Onsen set” was prepared in the Room. It was raining on the way there and my shoes got wet inside, so I stuffed the towel that was provided into my shoes. As for the Onsen, it was difficult to get to the open-air bath, so I didn’t go. However, some guests did manage to go. The Wi‑Fi password was written on a notice in the Room (the one stating that antisocial groups are not allowed), but that Wi‑Fi didn’t work in the Room and could only be used in the dining area for dinner and breakfast. I should have taken a photo of it with my phone before going to eat. Also, there were only two available outlets after unplugging the TV and refrigerator, so bringing a power strip with multiple sockets may be useful if you need to charge several devices such as a phone, tablet, or digital camera. Dinner was a feast, including grilled tsukihi-gai scallops and shiso leaf dishes. For breakfast, since we had a bus to catch, they moved our start time from 7:00 to 6:30. They were very accommodating—thank you. It also gave me enough time to brush my teeth.

When we entered the Room, the kettle and humidifier had already been turned on for us. The open-air bath left our skin feeling smooth, and there were two types of sauna as well as many kinds of baths, so we were able to relax. On our way back, we were given a ride to Kawanishi-Noseguchi Station, which was very helpful. Although the building and Room felt a bit old, we were satisfied with the price including dinner and breakfast. We would like to stay again if we have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

Although I stayed in a single Room, there was also an Onsen, so I had a comfortable stay. Guests can use the day-use Onsen free of charge. You do need to step outside once to get there, but it wasn’t an issue. The Room was quiet, and I didn’t notice noise from neighboring rooms. However, it’s better to buy food and drinks in advance. With the No Meals Included plan, you cannot have breakfast at the Hotel unless you request it by the day before. The front desk staff were kind.

Although slightly dated, it was a lovely Hotel. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and even though it was outside regular hours, they kindly gave a ride to the station for one person who had to leave early. The only disappointment was not being able to use the open-air bath with a great view. The baths switched between men and women the next morning, but I couldn't use it due to lack of time in the morning.

Being able to enjoy so many iwana dishes served at the table was truly appreciated! I was tired of buffets, so I really enjoyed the grilled iwana, iwana sushi, and sashimi—plenty of iwana in every form. I didn’t expect to have miso dengaku-style grilled iwana for dinner the next day as well, and it was delicious—I was so happy! The Onsen also left my skin feeling smooth and hydrated. The indoor bath and the semi-circular open-air bath were both wonderful. All of the staff seemed to get along well and were kind and helpful, which made me feel at ease. The shop also had tasty items like soba noodles, sweets, and snacks (such as hoya), so I was happy to be able to buy souvenirs too. Thank you very much for taking care of us! I’ll definitely come back for the iwana料理 and Onsen again. Since it’s located up in the mountains, a Multiple Night Stay is recommended for anyone who wants to relax slowly in peace and quiet.

I had a relaxing and leisurely time. It was enjoyable. Having a rice cooker was very helpful.