Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya
8.8
Excellent(781 reviews)
Teradaira-1 大字真船字, Nishigo, Nishishirakawa District, Fukushima 961-8071, Japan
+81 248-36-2301
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Hotel Description
Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya, located in the serene Nishigo area of Fukushima Prefecture, is a peaceful hot spring hotel offering a cozy, traditional Japanese experience. Nestled off Highway 289 and surrounded by mountains, this charming ryokan sits beside the tranquil Abukuma River. The hotel is housed in a wooden building with three annexes, providing a secluded atmosphere for guests. For those looking to explore the region, the hotel is 23 kilometers from the historical Komine-jo Castle and 66 kilometers from the scenic Lake Inawashiro. The area's natural beauty, combined with the hotel's rustic design, creates a calming and authentic atmosphere, perfect for travelers seeking both relaxation and immersion in nature.
Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya offers a variety of rooms in its main building and annexes. Rooms in the main building are simply but warmly decorated with tatami mats, chabudai dining tables, and futons, capturing the essence of Japanese comfort. Guests can enjoy the soothing warmth of heated floors and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs. Rooms in the annexes come with wood-burning stoves and, in some cases, river views that enhance the peaceful environment. The ryokan offers a delicious breakfast included in the stay, providing a perfect start to a day of exploring the surrounding area.
The hotel boasts several unique amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can unwind in the outdoor pool filled with natural hot spring water, or enjoy one of the four baths, including two indoor and two open-air baths. The hot spring baths are renowned for their therapeutic properties, making the ryokan a prime destination for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The hotel also features a banquet hall, perfect for special events or gatherings.
Accessibility to public transportation is convenient, with a 55-minute taxi ride to Fukushima Airport. The hotel’s remote location provides a peaceful retreat, yet it's still well-connected to major landmarks and attractions in the region.
Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya is committed to the health and safety of its guests, offering various measures to ensure their well-being. The ryokan provides a no-pet policy, ensuring that the environment is serene and peaceful for all guests. The establishment also offers air conditioning in rooms, ensuring comfort during warmer months.
The hotel offers a range of experiences both at the property and in the surrounding region. Popular activities include soaking in the natural hot springs, hiking in the nearby mountains, and exploring the area's rich cultural history.
For those interested in local sightseeing, there are several noteworthy attractions near the hotel. Nasu Animal Kingdom, a zoo featuring indoor Asian forests, wetlands, and animal shows, is just 27 minutes away. The iconic Mount Nasu, known for its hiking trails, is a 41-minute drive, and the volcanic Mt. Chausu offers trekking routes and a ropeway, just 40 minutes away. For adventurous travelers, Mt. Asahi provides challenging climbs with panoramic views of the Nasu range, and Sanbonyaridake is a volcanic peak with scenic hiking trails, located 41 minutes from the hotel.
Dining options near Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya include a range of restaurants serving various cuisines. Popular spots like 食事処 空楽 (a local Japanese restaurant), Oshokujidokoro Shoya (offering a Japanized western menu), and BOCCA (an Italian restaurant) are within a short taxi ride from the hotel. For those seeking more western-style meals, Gioia Mia and レストラン 那須高原バル are also nearby, providing high-quality dining experiences.
In conclusion, Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya offers a perfect blend of tradition, comfort, and relaxation. Whether you're here to soak in the hot springs, explore the natural beauty of the region, or simply unwind in a peaceful environment, the hotel promises a memorable and rejuvenating experience. Come experience the charm and tranquility of this beautiful hot spring ryokan in the heart of Fukushima Prefecture.
Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya offers a variety of rooms in its main building and annexes. Rooms in the main building are simply but warmly decorated with tatami mats, chabudai dining tables, and futons, capturing the essence of Japanese comfort. Guests can enjoy the soothing warmth of heated floors and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs. Rooms in the annexes come with wood-burning stoves and, in some cases, river views that enhance the peaceful environment. The ryokan offers a delicious breakfast included in the stay, providing a perfect start to a day of exploring the surrounding area.
The hotel boasts several unique amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can unwind in the outdoor pool filled with natural hot spring water, or enjoy one of the four baths, including two indoor and two open-air baths. The hot spring baths are renowned for their therapeutic properties, making the ryokan a prime destination for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The hotel also features a banquet hall, perfect for special events or gatherings.
Accessibility to public transportation is convenient, with a 55-minute taxi ride to Fukushima Airport. The hotel’s remote location provides a peaceful retreat, yet it's still well-connected to major landmarks and attractions in the region.
Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya is committed to the health and safety of its guests, offering various measures to ensure their well-being. The ryokan provides a no-pet policy, ensuring that the environment is serene and peaceful for all guests. The establishment also offers air conditioning in rooms, ensuring comfort during warmer months.
The hotel offers a range of experiences both at the property and in the surrounding region. Popular activities include soaking in the natural hot springs, hiking in the nearby mountains, and exploring the area's rich cultural history.
For those interested in local sightseeing, there are several noteworthy attractions near the hotel. Nasu Animal Kingdom, a zoo featuring indoor Asian forests, wetlands, and animal shows, is just 27 minutes away. The iconic Mount Nasu, known for its hiking trails, is a 41-minute drive, and the volcanic Mt. Chausu offers trekking routes and a ropeway, just 40 minutes away. For adventurous travelers, Mt. Asahi provides challenging climbs with panoramic views of the Nasu range, and Sanbonyaridake is a volcanic peak with scenic hiking trails, located 41 minutes from the hotel.
Dining options near Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya include a range of restaurants serving various cuisines. Popular spots like 食事処 空楽 (a local Japanese restaurant), Oshokujidokoro Shoya (offering a Japanized western menu), and BOCCA (an Italian restaurant) are within a short taxi ride from the hotel. For those seeking more western-style meals, Gioia Mia and レストラン 那須高原バル are also nearby, providing high-quality dining experiences.
In conclusion, Kashi Onsen Ryokan Daikokuya offers a perfect blend of tradition, comfort, and relaxation. Whether you're here to soak in the hot springs, explore the natural beauty of the region, or simply unwind in a peaceful environment, the hotel promises a memorable and rejuvenating experience. Come experience the charm and tranquility of this beautiful hot spring ryokan in the heart of Fukushima Prefecture.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Charming traditional Japanese ryokan with a wooden building and three annexes
2. Located by the serene Abukuma River with beautiful mountain surroundings
3. Natural hot spring baths, including outdoor and open-air options
4. Simple, comfortable rooms featuring tatami mats, chabudai tables, and futons
5. Wood-burning stoves in annex rooms, with some offering scenic river views
6. Located 23 km from Komine-jo Castle and 66 km from Lake Inawashiro
7. Breakfast included with every stay, offering a traditional start to your day
8. Banquet hall available for events or gatherings
9. No-pet policy ensuring a tranquil atmosphere for all guests
10. Air-conditioned rooms providing comfort during warmer months
11. Well-connected to key sights like Nasu Animal Kingdom, Mount Nasu, and Mt. Chausu
12. Convenient access to public transport with a 55-minute taxi ride to Fukushima Airport
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Nasu Animal Kingdom
27 min
Mount Nasu41 min
Mt. Chausu40 min
Mt. Asahi41 min
Sanbonyaridake41 min
Nearest locations
Kyoya
21 min
BOCCA33 min
PAPA SCHNELL38 min
Oshokujidokoro Shoya40 min
リストランテ ラ・ヴィータ・エ・ベッラ 那須高原40 min
Suisha no Sato Mizuhogura40 min
ナスワッパオダヤカ40 min
Gioia Mia41 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 55 min |
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Location
Teradaira-1 大字真船字, Nishigo, Nishishirakawa District, Fukushima 961-8071, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 55 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
Off Highway 289 and surrounded by mountains, this cozy hot spring hotel by the Abukuma River in a wood building with 3 annexes is 23 km from the elegant Komine-jo Castle and 66 km from Lake Inawashiro.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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佐藤誠
4/5
It is used for day trip bathing.I went out with a friend from the northern part of the prefecture to visit the famous Oiwaburo, but the first time I went there I didn't check when it was closed, so I missed it and immediately got my revenge.The person at the reception desk told me, ``There is no washing area in the rock bath, so please wash your body first in the indoor bath on the first floor.'' I took the indoor bath first, but there was also an open-air bath, which was beautiful, so I thought I'd leave here. It was for a moment (lol)Go down the long stairs and cross the bridge to reach the rock bath. The changing room only has screens, so it's a big hurdle for women to have a mixed bath (^_^;)Moreover, Daikokuya does not allow yukatas or bath towels, right?The rock bath was deep and had just the right amount of heat, without any particular impression of the quality of the spring water.On the way back, I barely made it up the long stairs I had descended from, hoping for a chair to rest on the way.There is a restaurant inside the building, which is also available for those who stop by.
長内祥
4/5
Used for day trip bathing. Although it has a nice atmosphere, it is much more beautiful than I expected. I really like the Ebisu hot springs. As much as I expected too much from the large rock bath, I wasn't that impressed. It didn't leave a good impression that there were a lot of dirty old men. Although it was a larger version of Fujisan Ryokan's Hakuzaru no Yu, for some reason it didn't have the freshness of a hot spring. Next time I'd like to stay overnight and try it.
yasuhiro sakai
3/5
2024.9.22 Day usePrice: 900 yen Indoor bath Open-air rock bathThe exterior and interior are clean and tidyReception is polite tooThe indoor bath and open-air bath for men and women and the mixed bathing rock bath arePlease check the bathing hours as they vary.Warm temperature, average spring qualityFeels refreshing on the skin after dryingGood view from the bathtubI felt relaxed and comfortableHow to take a woman to a mixed bathI guess it takes a lot of courage
勝負真向
5/5
Please be careful as there is a road leading to the inn right after the tunnel entrance.Although it was my first time, I felt at ease because she explained things to me in a kind and thorough manner.It was fun to go down the narrow stairs and cross the river to get to the public bath, which felt like a secret base.It was a bullet day trip, so I went to the crow's water, but when I could stay overnight,If I could take a bath as many times as I wanted and be able to do it on my ownIt was so beautiful that I wanted to swim (lol)It is deep, wide and open with a standing bath. Please find your own way of enjoying it and enjoy it.
Y S
5/5
The use of cameras and camera phones in bathrooms has been completely banned. Smoking has also been prohibited around the bathhouse. Thanks to that, the number of insane customers has decreased. wonderful! !
Takumi Oshima
1/5
I used it for a day trip.Hot water: ☆☆Service:☆First of all, the man at the reception desk was very unpleasant.At that point, I felt terrible.The inside of the hotel is kept clean, but the hot springs are decent.I think it's best not to expect too much.The day trip fee is 900 yen/person, but the experience isIt's probably around 300 yen at most.
ざびえる
4/5
I went there a long time ago!I wonder if they still have a bath like the gymnasium.If I have a chance, I would like to stay there again.
清美
1/5
When I stayed there previously, I really liked the rock bath and the food, so I have been back many times since then on day trips.However, this time I felt extremely uncomfortable.When I was in the women's bath, a group of four people, who appeared to be parents and children from three generations, were making a lot of noise.This is not a private bath for the family, and although my grandchild was quiet, the adults were talking loudly and it was noisy!Moreover, my grandson is only about 2 years old. Children who are not diapered should not be allowed to take a bath.Did you check it properly at the reception?It was really unpleasant even though I paid the same price and spent hours coming to get relief.
yasu H
5/5
240816 visits. 900 yen.The bathing area with water flowing out from under your feet is the best in terms of size and atmosphere.The temperature is appropriate. Although it is a soft Natcal sulfate, it will soak into your body if you soak it in the bath for a long time.By the way, it's a mixed bath, but when I visited there were women in their 30s and 40s who didn't try to hide anything. strong. .
まゆ.
4/5
Thank you for taking care of me at a day trip hot spring.Hot water... it was very good (*^^*)My skin also became smooth - I didn't take a bath in the open-air bath that was attached to the indoor bath because there were a lot of gadflies. When I went down the stairs quite a bit, there was a mixed bathing area and a women's bathing area, which made me feel like I was in a mixed bathing area, but I couldn't go in either lol.I thought it would have been better to have included both on a rotating basis! My body was warm and I was tired of walking up all the stairs to get to the lobby. I slowly climbed the stairs while taking a short break on a bench in the middle of the stairs! The hot water was so clean and wonderful!
yousuke
5/5
As soon as I entered, a staff member came to check me in, and the landlady gave me a detailed explanation, making me feel very comfortable.A secret hot spring deep in the mountains! The building is beautiful and has a clean feel.The food was also perfectly delicious.Above all, the staff working there are very nice.Oyu has a long downhill slope and 100 steps from the front desk to the famous hot spring. Beyond that, there is a mixed bathing Oiwa bath, Sakura-no-Yu for women only, and two other hot springs with different spring quality.I would like to use it again.
大和田聡子
5/5
I went there thinking it was a hidden inn, but was surprised. What is a historical inn? From the moment you arrive, the young staff will greet you quickly and courteously. The local intonation is funny. Although it is a secret hot spring, it seems to have been renovated, so it is very clean and comfortable. The secret hot spring, which is accessed by going down 100 steps and crossing the Abukuma River, I preferred the small bath to the large, boring bath. A large stone that feels good on your feet.
ウルルン
4/5
[Daikokuya] visited as a birthday present❕I'm also a member of a secret hot spring, so I took a deep bath from the front.I was curious and was looking for an opportunity (*ﾟ∀ﾟ)All the staff are very responsive and the hotel and rooms are nice.It was very beautiful and easy to spend time✨It felt hot when I arrived.I was told that the temperature would drop significantly in the morning and evening.As expected, it was cool (*´∀｀*)I usually like cloudy or brown hot springs.I was staying the night, and I was very satisfied with the hot water at Daikokuya because it felt good on my skin ＼(^o^)／I would like to stay there again if I have a chance! ! ! !
toshi 120
5/5
[Added on July 18, 2024]It seems that the price will increase from August.《Big rock bath》After registering at the front desk, go down about 100 steps. The bathtub is made of stone and is octagonal, 5m long and 15m wide, and 1.2m deep. Inside the bathtub is a large stone called Kogeki, which is said to be said to bring you a child if you touch it.Naturally flowing from the source. The hot water is colorless and transparent, and you can see another source gushing out from your feet near the spout.I don't have a thermometer, but it's probably around 39 degrees Celsius. You can hear the clear sound of the Abukuma River flowing beside you, and you can only see the mountains on the opposite bank from the window. There are thick beams running through the ceiling, giving it a sense of history. The scent of an ancient building like a temple or shrine, the murmuring of a river, and the greenery of the mountains. It is a hot spring that can be enjoyed by sight, sound, smell, and touch.You cannot use shampoo or soap as the hot water will flow directly into the river. Please use the indoor bath located in the main building. You can store your valuables in a 100 yen return coin locker located past the front desk and in front of the indoor bath.
Y S
3/5
There are many famous hot springs in Fukushima Prefecture.This is one of them, Koshi Onsen.Although I have been to Fukushima many times,This is my first visit.We are proudly located in an area that is extremely close to Tochigi Prefecture and has poor access.Check in at 15:00, arrived almost at the same time.Although it was a time when there were still some day trip bathers,Check in smoothly.This is a corner room on the 3rd floor with a bed.The famous large rock bath, as well as the indoor bath, have a nice atmosphere and atmosphere.To be honest, I didn't really feel the power of the hot springs.Also, the food was not good, and the saving grace was that the rice was delicious.It was a little disappointing since I had high expectations, butThe inside of the building is kept clean,All the staff are cheerful and you can experience the large rock bath.That being said, I feel it's enough for a day trip.
旅・食・とちぎ
4/5
Koshi Onsen Daikokuya is located in a place with deep snow in winter.The large separate bath like the Senninburo had just the right temperature and was comfortable!I heard it was a mixed bath!However, in winter and other cold seasons, you need to be prepared because you have to take the stairs to go outside and then go to the separate hut.However, I think the quality of the spring water is good!
maio
4/5
⭐︎4.1 Cash.Card OKHot springs are good for the skin◎The bedroom is spacious and comfortable. The room is at the end of the hallway, so you won't hear the sounds of people walking outside.The room has yukata, hot water basket, towel, toothbrush, comb, and cotton.Makeup remover.No lotion etc.Delicious cold water and tea ⚪︎The stairs to the Oiwa bath (mixed bath) are long, but there are chairs along the way so you can take a break!The bath is large and there is also a toilet, so you can take a relaxing bath.You cannot take a bath with a towel wrapped around you.I had severe eczema on my hands and needed hand cream, but I didn't need hand cream during my stay here (in my case).Dinner is sashimi, grilled with salt, steamed beef, and boiled wild vegetables. The seasoning is strong.The breakfast was full of salty foods, so I would have been happy if they had something a little lighter in flavor or some fruit.The staff are very kind and polite.The guests are also elderly.It's understandable that there are many repeat customers.An inn that you'll want to come back to again.
cz raclette
4/5
Use around 10:00 on Saturday, July 6, 2024, 800 yenI think it's according to Google Maps, but from the Tokyo direction, the last left turn from the main road is right after passing through a long tunnel, so you need to be careful.There was a parking lot for climbers right in front of the inn, so it might be used by many climbers.Kashi Onsen.Place names and people's names are difficult to read.Member of the Japan Secret Hot Springs Preservation Society,au and docomo are available.An open shoe closet to the right of the entrance.Change into the slippers provided,When I told the receptionist on the left that this was my first time using a day-trip hot spring, they kindly explained to me.Day trip hot springs available from 10:00 to 15:00.Please check the website for closed days.Ebisu no Yu, where soaps can be used, is closed from 11:00 to 13:00 due to cleaning.The changing room has lockers with a 100 yen return.There is a shower with shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and facial soap.It's a sulfate spring, clear and has a slight hot spring scent, so I guess it's similar to Shima Onsen and Sawatari Onsen.The temperature of the indoor bath is 42-43℃, so it feels much gentler than the hot former.The size is about 10 people.Shikanoyu in Nasu takes about 40 minutes by car, so it might be a good idea to take a day trip to the hot springs as a finishing touch.Bathrooms are well maintained.The outdoor bath is open-air and feels about 1℃ cooler than the indoor bath, and is large enough for about 3 people.I can't stop sweating (lol)After changing clothes, head to the famous mixed bathing “Oiwaburo”.Along the way, there is a vending machine and a locker for valuables with a 100 yen return in the rest area.Let's put our cell phone in here so it doesn't turn out to be a crocodile (lol)According to the explanation, we went down about 100 steps,There is a small piece of woodwork on the handrail of the stairs, and there are two sliding doors.Halfway through, change your slippers for outdoor shoes.Perhaps because of the harsh winter, there were also rain boots and coats.The cool breeze blowing on the bridge that crosses the Abukuma River felt nice, so we took a short break.There are no changing baskets or shoe racks to the right of the entrance of the Oiwa bath.There is no washing room as described. This is because the hot spring water is flowing directly into the river.The use of cell phones and cameras is of course prohibited.The person who came later had a smartphone.It would be nice if the receptionist could tell you that you are not allowed to bring in any items.As the name suggests, ``Oiwaburo'' is a large rock bath with a simple hot spring.It feels transparent at around 40 degrees Celsius, and is large enough to accommodate dozens of people at a time.(Of course, there is a warning that you should not swim and take a silent bath)I think mixed bathing is difficult for young women.There is a women-only time slot, but it seems like you have no choice but to stay overnight.However, the quality of the spring water at "Sakura no Yu" is said to be the same as Oiwa Bath.According to the explanation, it is about 1 meter 20 cm deep.Depending on where you enter, the bottom may be slanted, so be careful.Concrete inside the bathtub? There is a seat,There was a big baby gem in the center, and I ended up sitting there without realizing it (lol)Daikokuten is enshrined there, and there are explanations about the history and effects of the hot springs.However, it's so well written that it's hard to read (lol)When I returned home, there was a box at the entrance where I put my used slippers.There is a smoking area to the right of the front entrance, and there are ashtrays on the terrace of the large rock bath, but it is unclear whether they can be used.When I retire, I want to spend a relaxing night with my husband.It was that kind of inn.
GOLD STAR
3/5
I went there for the first time in a long time!It feels nice to be able to spend some time relaxing.A hot spring with a history is an important place with a meaning in itself.
おばQのQ•'-'•
5/5
This is a ryokan that I would like to stay at because I couldn't go to the mixed bath because I didn't have a nice and clean hot spring time.