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I always stay at Naganohaku. The breakfast was as good as ever. The sake tasting in front of the front desk was nice with snacks, but it would have been better if I could have tried four varieties. I will stay again.

I was impressed first by the wonderful view. If I had arrived earlier, I would have liked to relax in the lounge and enjoy it longer. Each dish tasted handmade. Everything was delicious, and since all drinks were free, I could dine slowly and comfortably without worry. I also liked the chef’s call when new dishes were served. The Room was clean, and I could unwind while looking out at the birch trees. Ideally, it would have been nice to have a large public bath, but the in-room bathroom was spacious and spotless, so I could soak in the tub at leisure. This is an Accommodation I’d love to visit again.

We stayed here as a couple on our trip. We were able to take our time sightseeing, enjoy local pubs, and relax at this clean Hotel. It’s a Hotel we’d like to stay at again if we have the chance to visit.

It was a Multiple Night Stay for 2 nights. Breakfast was included, there was a large public bath, and the cleanliness around the bed was excellent. The parking area is spacious, so you won’t be left confused with nowhere to park. If I may mention just one point for improvement, the toilet/unit bath had an unpleasant odor (likely sewage smell backflow), to the extent that I hesitated slightly to use it.

I visited with my wife. It was our first time in Kinasa, and we enjoyed the slow pace of time, allowing us to relax without any worries. We are also grateful to the staff for their warm and friendly service throughout our stay. Thank you very much!

With no plans for the Obon holidays, I was browsing various Ryokan websites just to get into the travel mood when... By chance, I found Sagirisou’s last-minute deal, and it was such a bargain that I booked immediately. Since it was so affordable, I didn’t expect much, but... The Room was more than satisfactory! (The futons were already laid out.) The bath temperature was just right! (The morning bath was amazing too.) Dinner was pork shabu-shabu! (I was so full that I even canceled the soba—there was more than enough food.) Breakfast was buffet-style, and everything I tried was delicious. Above all, the staff at the Ryokan were wonderful with their warm smiles! The service deserves more than 5 stars lol. Next time, I definitely want to enjoy the jingisukan. Our whole family was satisfied and we really enjoyed sightseeing in Nagano. Thank you very much.

This trip had us constantly checking the weather, but we came with our kids, believing there might still be a chance to stargaze at the observatory. It was cloudy and forecast to clear after midnight, so we arrived early with mixed feelings. Before check-in, we were allowed to play mallet golf for free, and the kids ended up running around nonstop on the playground athletics course in the park. After check-in, we relaxed in the large public bath. It was very clean—it's not an Onsen, but it was great. Dinner was at the restaurant from around 19:00. The food was delicious and very generous; our kids couldn’t finish it, which we felt bad about. We really appreciated that the portions were adjusted for younger and older elementary school children. Then came what we’d been waiting for: stargazing! Unfortunately, because of the clouds, it switched to the planetarium instead. But thanks to those clouds, some guests apparently canceled—and unbelievably, everything ended up being completely private just for us! The director’s friendly talk and quizzes had our kids excited from start to finish. He also projected images of what you can see on a clear night, and it turned into an incredibly satisfying 45-minute journey through space! On our way out, each of us got to choose one favorite photo from the director’s collection taken at the observatory. When we stepped outside afterward, we could faintly see the moon and one or two stars starting to appear. Lights-out was at 21:30. We woke up at 2:00 hoping for a miracle—real stars—and somehow even the kids managed to get up too. Looking out through the large south-facing window, my child shouted “The Milky Way!!” I thought it might be a mistake—but it really was the Milky Way!! In the planetarium earlier, we’d heard that Scorpius is a “miracle constellation,” visible in that alignment only from Earth—and that seeing even its tail requires conditions that are rare even here at Ogawa Observatory… yet there it was as well!! We were so moved and happy that I fell asleep peacefully afterward! Breakfast was also excellent—again our kids couldn’t finish everything (sorry!). All of your staff were friendly and welcoming too; it was a truly satisfying trip! I actually stopped by about 20 years ago while visiting filming locations from *Hakusen Nagashi*, but I only briefly passed through back then—so this time left me deeply impressed.

Anyway, I was amazed by the dinner menu. I truly enjoyed Chef Fujimoto’s cuisine. There’s no word that quite captures how good it was—“delicious” still isn’t enough. Honestly, the Room was simple, but the food made me want to come back. The bed was firm.