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It was the best accommodation I stayed in Japan.One of my dreams of traveling to Japan was a ryokan, and it was an accommodation that met my dreams while being reasonably priced.The dinner was really delicious, and the staff who prepared dinner were very friendly.It was especially nice to see local specialties served.Also, the bread served in the morning is so delicious that I feel like buying just the bread separately.(My companion said that the chawanmushi for dinner was very delicious.)The first floor had a dining area, hot springs, etc., and the second floor was the lodging room.It was nice that each room I stayed in had separate dining areas. (The top part is open, so you can hear people in other rooms, but it's not loud or annoying. It's enough to eat comfortably.)On my previous trip to Japan, I stayed at a ryokan in a similar price range and it was much better than that time.I liked the system of reserving meals and hot spring bath times in advance.(The accommodation I went to before was free to use, so it was a bit inconvenient to wait in front of the bathhouse until a table became available.)Above all, I loved the hot spring water.Even though I only used it for a short time, I felt my skin improved greatly. I thought the water was definitely good, and it was my favorite of all the hot springs I went to in Korea and Japan.(Sometimes there are places where the water smells like bleach, which makes me feel bad, but this place doesn't have that at all, so it was great!!)The yukata provided in the room was pretty, and when choosing accommodation, I wanted to stay in a tatami room! I was in a position to do this, and my companion wanted to sleep in the bed! Since I was in a position to do so,This accommodation was nice because it had tatami mats and a bed!It was nice that I could leave my luggage until 11:30 even if I checked out the next day.The next day, I had breakfast and took a hot spring bath before checking out. After that, I left my luggage, visited a few hell pilgrimages, and came back at just 11:30.There was a bus stop right in front of the accommodation, which was good for travelers with luggage.Also, the alley leading from the main street to the accommodation was really pretty.Even though I don't usually go to places I've visited once, I thought I'd like to come again next time.(Please understand that the order of the photos is mixed... The reason there aren't many pictures of the room is because there are people in them, so it's a bit difficult to attach them...!!)

Baths with geothermally-heated, mineral-rich spring water was a great experience!! Facilities are well maintained as well :)♡ -p.s. You can't drop your bag befor checkin-in, but you can use a locker near the hotel instead.

They're friendly, the rooms are clean, and it's very comfortable to soak in the hot spring water quietly.

Stayed at Western room (with bed). Had a great experience if traditional ryokan stay- yukara, kaiseki, onsen, and etc. The staff were so kind and nice, and the location is very convenient to access from the bus stop.

It took about two and a half hours by bus from Tenjin Station.It was a 10-minute walk from the bus stop.The road to the accommodation was pretty, so I arrived quickly after taking a look around.There are four hot springs, and you can use three of them.I recommend using rooms 2, 3, and 4.Number 1 has a light bathroom feel.Be sure to take an outdoor hot spring even if it rains or snows!Once before dinner,Once after dinner,Use once before breakfast the next day, a total of three times.The best time to use the hot springs is decided in advance at check-in on a first-come, first-served basis.Yukata 👘 is set for freeYou can wear it outside before and after the hot springs.The meal time was decided in advance at check-in.It was 20 degrees when I went on a trip.There were mosquitoes at nightI think it's there because it's in the mountains and humid.You need to bring mosquito repellent.Try having a beer while in the hot springs~It was a great accommodation!

It was the best accommodation I stayed in Japan.One of my dreams of traveling to Japan was a ryokan, and it was an accommodation that met my dreams while being reasonably priced.The dinner was really delicious, and the staff who prepared dinner were very friendly.It was especially nice to see local specialties served.Also, the bread served in the morning is so delicious that I feel like buying just the bread separately.(My companion said that the chawanmushi for dinner was very delicious.)The first floor had a dining area, hot springs, etc., and the second floor was the lodging room.It was nice that each room I stayed in had separate dining areas. (The top part is open, so you can hear people in other rooms, but it's not loud or annoying. It's enough to eat comfortably.)On my previous trip to Japan, I stayed at a ryokan in a similar price range and it was much better than that time.I liked the system of reserving meals and hot spring bath times in advance.(The accommodation I went to before was free to use, so it was a bit inconvenient to wait in front of the bathhouse until a table became available.)Above all, I loved the hot spring water.Even though I only used it for a short time, I felt my skin improved greatly. I thought the water was definitely good, and it was my favorite of all the hot springs I went to in Korea and Japan.(Sometimes there are places where the water smells like bleach, which makes me feel bad, but this place doesn't have that at all, so it was great!!)The yukata provided in the room was pretty, and when choosing accommodation, I wanted to stay in a tatami room! I was in a position to do this, and my companion wanted to sleep in the bed! Since I was in a position to do so,This accommodation was nice because it had tatami mats and a bed!It was nice that I could leave my luggage until 11:30 even if I checked out the next day.The next day, I had breakfast and took a hot spring bath before checking out. After that, I left my luggage, visited a few hell pilgrimages, and came back at just 11:30.There was a bus stop right in front of the accommodation, which was good for travelers with luggage.Also, the alley leading from the main street to the accommodation was really pretty.Even though I don't usually go to places I've visited once, I thought I'd like to come again next time.(Please understand that the order of the photos is mixed... The reason there aren't many pictures of the room is because there are people in them, so it's a bit difficult to attach them...!!)