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I used this accommodation for a refreshing break after starting work during the first three days of the New Year. Having previously enjoyed the large public bath on a day trip, I was looking forward to my stay. The interior has an atmosphere of old Kumamoto, with a nostalgic map of Kumamoto Prefecture from before the Heisei-era municipal mergers. The onsen features two private baths for guests, available from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The light mineral quality of the water warmed me to my core. Even if you choose a room-only plan, there are vending machines inside and a convenience store within a 10-minute walk, making it convenient for shopping when you have time.

Due to a typhoon, I had to change my pre-hike accommodation at short notice, and I’m glad I stayed here—the Onsen was wonderful, and I was able to rest well for the hike the next day. They also let me bathe after the hike, which was fantastic! If I have the chance, I’d love to stay again.

The Onsen in Yamaga was the best I have ever experienced. My skin stayed smooth and moisturized until the next day. If I have another chance, I would love to visit just for the bath. The front desk staff were also very kind.

Two 350ml cans of craft beer and a frozen pizza made with carefully selected ingredients from "Moriyama Napoli" were provided. The black beer, chosen by the staff, was refreshing, easy to drink, and delicious. The pizza was so tasty that it didn’t feel like it was frozen.

I’m not good with the cold, so I was a bit worried about how warm the Room would be, but there was a heater and a kotatsu, and they even provided a hot water bottle for sleeping, so I stayed very comfortably. Also, I didn’t know that access to nine different hot springs was included, but they were all fun and I was completely satisfied. Breakfast was delicious as well, and I truly had a wonderful time. Highly recommended Accommodation. Thank you very much.

It looked just like the photos, but seeing it in person, the Room exceeded my expectations, and the IKEA-furnished interior was wonderful!! I also loved that the indoor bath was hotter while the open-air bath was cooler—the open-air bath felt so relaxing, as if it blended into nature. It was such a comfortable stay from start to finish that one night felt like a waste!! Next time I come to Kumamoto, I’d love to stay in this Room for two nights or more!! Thank you very much for such a lovely Accommodation!!

Hirayu Onsen has milky-white, iron-rich waters. After a day of hiking, it warmed us up wonderfully. The open-air bath was especially nice. The meals focused on local specialties, and we were able to enjoy a full range of Gifu delicacies such as Hida beef shabu-shabu, hoba miso, and salmon sashimi. It was supposed to be the standard meal plan, but for us—a couple in our mid-50s—it was more than luxurious enough and very satisfying. As for hospitality, the woman at the front desk, the woman who served our meals, and the man were all friendly and warm. It’s also convenient—about a 5-minute walk to the Hirayu Bus Terminal for buses to Kamikochi. We had a wonderful trip.

I stayed here for one night on the second night of my five-night solo trip to Kusatsu Onsen from Fukuoka, and I’m glad I was able to get a Reservation. I had heard that Kusatsu Onsen has various types of spring water, so I chose this Ryokan because it has a great reputation for its water quality and allows solo guests to enjoy the Onsen. Just as expected, the Onsen was truly wonderful, and I enjoyed soaking many times. I also visited several public baths—hot, tingling springs like Jizo-no-Yu felt great—but Gokurakukan’s comfortably warm Onsen was perfect for a long soak. It’s also recommended for those who don’t like very hot water. Towels were available in the Room as well as in the changing area by the bath, which was very convenient. Another nice point was being able to go to the Onsen without passing through the front desk, making it easy even early in the morning. The Room was clean, and the toilet was exceptionally spotless. I was happy to find Matsumura manju served with tea snacks. The free breakfast was delicious—the bread was wonderfully chewy. I also had dinner at the restaurant on the second floor; both the curry doria and carrot salad were excellent. At check-out, the owner and staff kindly gave me detailed sightseeing tips around Kusatsu. Thanks to them, I learned about Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano Prefecture and went there using car sharing. After waiting about 30 minutes, I was lucky enough to see monkeys soaking in an Onsen—it was amazing. The next day, I used car sharing again and enjoyed Ikaho’s hot spring buns and Mizusawa udon as well. It became a truly memorable solo trip. The hospitality was warm and welcoming, and next time I’d love to stay with my family—thank you very much.

I returned to Kawazuya again for the delicious food and the Onsen. Soaking in the dimly lit cave bath, I find myself becoming completely empty-minded... it’s a precious time when I can clear my head for a while. After the bath, enjoying the many delicious dinner dishes with Iwanashi sake was the best. The myoga (Japanese ginger) in fried tofu was especially outstanding. Breakfast was also very tasty, enjoyed while looking at the Akiyama-go scenery from the window, and the lightly sweet tamagoyaki made me want more rice. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality from the owner and his wife.

I stayed here even though it had just opened and there wasn’t much information available yet. To put it modestly, it was an outstanding inn. Impeccably clean throughout, with a soothing scent of wood in the building, and exceptional hospitality that makes guests feel truly relaxed—an incredibly comfortable place to stay. The private hot-spring bath had a wonderful natural aroma and a charming atmosphere (it was cleaned frequently, so it was comfortable no matter when I went). The indoor bath smelled pleasantly of hinoki cypress, and the spacious open-air bath in the large public bath area was especially refreshing. The building beautifully blends old and new. The guest rooms aren’t huge, but they’re well laid out and very cozy. I was satisfied with everything, but what stood out most was the food. Each dish was carefully prepared, featuring local Izu ingredients with creative twists that gave every course its own character. It wasn’t just delicious—it was exciting. They were also extremely thoughtful about ingredients I can’t eat; instead of making casual substitutions, they served heartfelt dishes that truly impressed me. Breakfast was also excellent—wonderfully prepared with health in mind. All of the staff were genuinely pleasant, and throughout the property you can see thoughtful touches designed to help guests enjoy a happy stay. I’m deeply grateful for such a comfortable experience. It may not be widely known yet, but I suspect it will soon become an inn that’s impossible to book. I’d love to visit again.

At the very end of summer vacation, my husband and son insisted on coming here for glamping. As a woman, I was honestly a bit nervous about the Facility and meals—but it was simply the best. 【Check-in】 They explained the Facility to us. At the marché, there were vibrant vegetables and even seafood in a large tank! Some items are free, and others can be exchanged with coins you receive—choosing what to get was so exciting. We booked a Plan with dinner and breakfast included, but the portions were incredible. Even my big-eating husband and son had more than enough with what was included in the Plan! (Any unused coins could be saved for Shizuoka souvenirs or even kept for our next stay.) In the firewood area, there were many different types of wood. The Room already has firewood for cooking, but here you can choose wood to enjoy different sounds and aromas. 【Room】 It felt spotless, and we had no worries about odors or temperature. There are two BBQ areas—one indoors and one outdoors. The indoor side (with an earthen-floor style space) has a kitchen and a large ventilation duct, plus air conditioning, so smoke doesn’t come into the living area. The Room was extremely clean and beautiful. I expected some bugs or smells with glamping—and heat in summer—but it was surprisingly comfortable. There’s a double-sink vanity, two types of hair dryers (including a Repronizer), and even hair irons provided. In addition to pajamas, they also provide samue loungewear for dinner (for both adults and children), so there’s no need to take home clothes that smell like food. 【Onsen & Sauna】 There is an Onsen connected directly to both indoor and outdoor baths, plus a barrel sauna and an impressive cold plunge pool. Ponchos and hats are also available. The bedroom is separated from the bath/changing area/vanity area, so it works well even for two families traveling together. 【Meals】 The commercial refrigerator was stocked with juices, alcoholic drinks, and ice cream! With stylish camping gear like skillets and mess tins—along with ingredients & recipes—our 10-year-old son enthusiastically cooked for us. The thick Shizuoka beef was so tender you barely needed teeth… even the abalone was truly soft! For breakfast you can choose Japanese or Western style; either way it was delicious and satisfying. All of the staff were very kind. We enjoyed luxury-Hotel-level comfort while still experiencing the freedom that makes glamping special. We’ll definitely be back when the season changes!

A quiet accommodation in Higashiyoshino Village. The very spacious Japanese garden is well-maintained. You can only hear the sound of cicadas. The accommodation is a historic building with a grand structure. Facilities such as water systems have been renovated for a comfortable stay. For dinner, we enjoyed shabu-shabu made with branded pork, which was tender and delicious without any scum forming. The private hinoki cypress bath allowed us to relax at our own pace.

This is a Ryokan where you can fully enjoy a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere. Service was handled mainly by just two people: the proprietress and someone who seemed to be the manager. Aside from us as a couple, there was only one family of three, so we felt they probably accept only about four groups per day. The building is said to be nearly 100 years old, so some age is unavoidable, but the toilets had washlets and Wi‑Fi worked as well. We had no particular inconveniences. Both the kaiseki dinner and the Shokado bento breakfast were delicious, and since we had recently grown tired of large buffet halls, we were very satisfied. There are three Onsen baths including an open-air bath; we used two of them. At first the water was a bit too hot to get in right away, but we adjusted it by adding cold water. The water quality was good. It may not suit those who prioritize newness and convenience, but for those from the Showa generation it felt nostalgic and was more than satisfying as an Accommodation. We were a little worried because there are extremely few Reviews, but we’re glad we stayed here.

I stayed at the accommodation on the day of the fireworks festival. I watched from the rooftop balcony of the hotel on a hill, but unfortunately, the lower half was obscured by trees and plants. However, the meals were excellent. Dinner included a variety of delicious dishes that were almost too many to finish, and breakfast featured a large grilled golden-eye snapper. I would love to stay again to enjoy the meals.

Thank you. As a repeat guest, I always stay here. This time, a new Western-style room was added, and I was curious to see how it would be. I was impressed by the attention to detail in the design of the bed, sofa, walls, and artwork. The accommodation has always offered great drinks, Onsen experiences, and heartfelt hospitality. Seeing everyone at the accommodation working hard gave me energy as well. There are still areas in this region that will take time to recover fully. To support Noto Peninsula together with everyone else, I look forward to enjoying delicious meals, Onsen experiences, and heartfelt service again in the future.

I stayed at the accommodation during my year-end vacation. Located at the end of a narrow road, the accommodation had a charming atmosphere. The room was more like a separate cottage than an annex, giving off a nostalgic vacation home vibe. The meals were light and delicious, which I personally appreciated very much. The room also had a semi-open-air bath with pleasant water quality. The large public bath was spacious and open, and there was also a sauna; however, the temperature was on the lower side, which was slightly disappointing as I couldn't fully enjoy it. Overall, while the accommodation felt somewhat old-fashioned, it offered a quiet and relaxing stay with excellent onsen facilities. I would love to visit again!

Teradomari offers a wide range of Hotels and Ryokan along its long coastline, making it hard to choose, but I was drawn to Hokushinkan, nestled in the mountains a little away from the shore. This renovated former therapeutic Accommodation features two types of lukewarm baths and only seven Rooms, which sounded perfect for a quiet stay, so I chose a Room with a private bath. The Room we stayed in had tasteful, refined interiors, and from the window we enjoyed fresh greenery in the mountains and garden as well as small birds. No slippers are needed inside the building. Both breakfast and dinner were beautifully presented and delicious, allowing us to relax and spend our time peacefully. We would love to return as a couple for a Multiple Night Stay next time. (We were so full that we couldn’t finish the rice and miso soup, so we’d like to try again.)

This Accommodation is surrounded by nature, very clean, and offers attentive service. The backyard is set up for camping, and the Facilities felt well equipped. We took walks around the neighborhood in the morning and evening, and there were hardly any people. The birdsong and the scent of spring made it a soothing time—my elderly mother felt the same way. The staff were also very pleasant, so we had a comfortable trip.

The breathtaking fresh greenery seen through the picture window was wonderful, and I was also able to fully indulge in the luxurious quality of the Onsen itself. I look forward to staying again.