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

This was my first trip to Aomori, and I stayed here. I relaxed in the Onsen at length, and the kaiseki cuisine served in the spacious dining area was rich in local character—truly luxurious and delicious. The staff’s thoughtful hospitality was wonderful, and thanks to them I had a very relaxing time. I was also moved by Shiko Munakata’s vibrant woodblock prints on display, which left me feeling refreshed and energized. This is an Accommodation I would definitely like to visit again.

I enjoy Onsen trips to places like Hoshino Resorts, Hakone, Shimoda, and Hokkaido.This time as well, I was very satisfied with both the Onsen and the meals.The low rating for cleanliness was because I found a disposable contact lens on the floor.It had hardened and felt unpleasant.Still, it’s a warm Accommodation that made me want to visit again.