Yamasho

Yamasho is a charming and kid-friendly ryokan nestled in the peaceful town of Kitakata, Fukushima. Located at Mujinaishihei-386 Takasatomachi Kamigo, Kitakata, Fukushima 969-4301, Japan, this tranquil retreat offers a unique blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and comfort. Surrounded by the beauty of nature and local attractions, it provides an ideal setting for relaxation and exploration. Nearby, visitors can discover the spiritual Enzoji Temple, the picturesque Nicchusen Rows of Weeping Cherry Trees, and other significant cultural sites such as the Shingu Kumano Shrine and the First Tadami River Bridge. The ryokan's interior design captures the essence of Japan’s serene style, with warm wooden accents and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it feel like home.
The rooms at Yamasho are thoughtfully designed to offer comfort and simplicity. They are spacious and well-appointed, providing a peaceful space to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Whether you're staying for a short visit or an extended getaway, the rooms are equipped with everything you need for a restful stay.
Among the amenities, Yamasho offers high-speed internet, ensuring that guests can stay connected, and the ryokan is especially friendly for families with children. The hotel’s convenient access to nearby stations, including Yamato Station and Onobori Station, as well as its proximity to airports like Fukushima and Niigata, make it an ideal base for travelers.
The ryokan places great importance on the health and safety of its guests, with robust measures in place to ensure a safe and secure environment.
Guests can enjoy a variety of experiences during their stay, including exploring the natural beauty of the area or visiting local temples and parks.
For dining, there are several fantastic restaurants nearby, such as ままや, known for its traditional Japanese dishes, and Misawaya, a renowned Japanese restaurant, all just a short taxi ride away.
Whether you're visiting for leisure or business, Yamasho invites you to experience its warm hospitality, comfortable accommodations, and the breathtaking beauty of Fukushima.