The ryokan has only four guest rooms; room types range from double and twin to a triple, typically accommodating 1–3 guests per room. Whole-house rental for small private groups or events is possible on request.

Yes — every guest room features its own private open-air hot spring bath with ocean views, and the property also lists communal onsen facilities and a jacuzzi for guests.

There is no regularly advertised airport shuttle; most guests arrive by train to Imaihama-Kaigan Station or by car. Contact the ryokan in advance if you need a private transfer arranged.

The nearest listed airport is Shizuoka Airport (about 157 km). The easiest approach is by train on the Izu Kyūkō Line to Imaihama-Kaigan Station followed by a short walk, or by driving.

The ryokan operates primarily in Japanese; staff provide attentive service and can assist with basic English if you notify them before arrival.

Expect a small, quiet Japanese ryokan focused on relaxation: natural materials, ocean-view rooms with private baths, and attentive, low-key hospitality. Meals are seasonal and presented in private dining settings to emphasize a calm, authentic stay.

The property overlooks Imaihama Beach and is close to Kawazu cherry blossom spots; local highlights include nearby iZoo and local shrines, all reachable by short drive or local train.

Check-in begins at 15:00; please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance. Check-out is by 11:00.

Full-house or private-event bookings are offered on request for small groups, but pets are not permitted on the premises.

Meals are offered as seasonal multi-course kaiseki dinners and a served breakfast in private dining rooms using local Izu ingredients. Please notify the ryokan of allergies or special dietary needs when booking so they can prepare accordingly.

The ryokan has ten rooms set around a Japanese garden; some room types can accommodate up to four guests. For larger or grouped bookings please contact the property in advance.

Yes — the property uses natural hot spring water drawn from Katsura Onsen in the Takase Gorge. Guests can use the on-site baths and there are in-room or private-bath options; a new dedicated private bath facility was listed as under construction with completion expected in 2025.

The ryokan offers a scheduled shuttle/transfer service (advance reservation required), including connections related to Shinshu‑Matsumoto Airport; the property also provides directions for train and bus connections from Nagano and Matsumoto stations.

Staff provide service in Japanese and English; basic English assistance is available for check‑in, directions and meal arrangements.

You will find a traditional single‑storey kominka (old farmhouse) ryokan with a quiet Japanese garden, regional seasonal cuisine and an emphasis on a calm, authentic stay. The property focuses on local ingredients and a relaxed onsen experience.

The ryokan is a convenient base for Omachi Onsen and nearby highlights such as Kurobe Dam, Tsugaike Kogen and Hakuba ski areas, plus regional hiking and cultural sites. Distances vary but many popular spots are within an hour to 90 minutes by car.

By public transport, take the JR lines toward the Omachi area (nearest local stations on the Oito line) then use a local bus or taxi; travel time from Nagano or Matsumoto stations is roughly 1.5 hours by train or about 50–60 minutes by car.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is by 11:00. Guests are asked to observe quiet hours, typically from 21:00 to 09:00.

Private or in‑room bathing options are available; the ryokan has been developing a dedicated kashikiri (private) bath facility. Pets are not permitted on the property.

The ryokan serves seasonal Japanese meals including dinner options and an Asian/vegetarian breakfast; menus emphasize local produce and dishes such as local beef shabu‑shabu. For self‑catering or supplies, shops and convenience stores are available in Omachi town a short drive away — staff can give exact directions.

Room capacity varies by type; standard Japanese-style twin and triple rooms sleep two to three guests, and larger suites and family-style rooms are available—check the specific room description when booking.

Yes; the property features hot-spring facilities including indoor baths, multiple open-air (rotenburo) baths and a sauna for guests to enjoy.

Yes; some room categories include private open-air baths, and the hotel offers private or day-use bathing options on request—please ask reception when reserving.

The hotel provides a shuttle service from nearby Izu-Nagaoka Station; you should notify the property of your expected arrival time in advance to arrange pickup.

Most guests arrive via Tokyo (Haneda) or Shizuoka airports, then travel by train or car to Izu-Nagaoka; from Izu-Nagaoka Station the hotel shuttle or a short taxi ride completes the journey.

Primary service is in Japanese, and staff provide basic English assistance; the level of English support may vary, so contact the hotel ahead of arrival if you need specific language help.

The hotel serves a buffet breakfast and offers dinner options featuring local seafood and seasonal ingredients, with private dining/banquet rooms available for groups.

Pets are not permitted at the hotel, and guests with visible tattoos may be restricted from using public bathing areas—please check with the hotel for alternatives or private-bath options.

Check-in begins at 15:00 (3:00 PM) with an expected latest arrival time generally around 18:00 (6:00 PM); check-out is by 11:00 (11:00 AM). Please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time in advance.

The ryokan is close to Izunagaoka Onsen and within driving or short-train distance of Shuzen-ji Temple, Mount Daruma and Hakone areas; public buses, trains and the hotel shuttle make local sightseeing straightforward—ask reception for recommended routes and timetables.

The ryokan is limited to one group per day and accepts 2 to 8 guests (including children); single-person bookings are not accepted.

You get exclusive use of the entire traditional building for your group — the whole house is reserved for one party each night.

Pets are permitted but you must notify the ryokan in advance; large dogs and other animals require prior consultation and pets cannot accompany you inside shrine grounds.

There are two artisan baths (a local ironstone bath and a Kiso cypress wood bath) with bathing agents that include onsen components; the baths are cleaned and refilled daily and are intended for the exclusive use of your group.

Yes — check-in is normally between 16:00 and 19:00 and check-out is by 10:00 (early check-out options exist from 07:00); please notify the host in advance if you will arrive late as dinner service may be affected and front-desk hours are limited.

There is no regular public airport shuttle listed; public transport to Togakushi is limited, so most guests use taxis, private transfers, or drive — contact the ryokan in advance to discuss arrival options.

Major airports are Haneda and Narita (several hours by road); the Togakushi area is best reached by train or bus to Nagano and then taxi or local bus to Togakushi — expect a 30–40 minute drive from the nearest larger stations.

The owners are Japanese and welcome international guests; basic English communication is available but it’s recommended to send arrival details and special requests in advance.

Meals are regional set menus served in the ryokan’s dining room, focusing on local vegetables, mountain produce, river fish and Shinshu beef; please tell the ryokan about dietary restrictions when you book.

Togakushi Shrine and nearby walking spots are within a short walk, and attractions such as Chibikko Ninja Village, Kagami-ike (Mirror Pond), Togakushi Soba Museum and Togakushi Ski Area are all close by for hiking, cultural visits and seasonal skiing.

Rooms are Japanese-style with futon bedding; typical room types sleep two to four guests, extra beds or cribs are not available, and the ryokan generally does not accept children.

Yes — the property has natural indoor and outdoor hot-spring baths and guests receive access to Shibu Onsen’s nine public baths with a town key; tattoos may restrict use and private baths are generally not available.

Yes — a complimentary pickup from Yudanaka Station is available by prior arrangement; the hotel’s shuttle runs in the afternoon (around 14:30–17:30) and a morning shuttle to the Snow Monkey Park departs roughly at 09:00.

From Tokyo airports take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Nagano Station, then the Nagano Dentetsu line to Yudanaka; from Yudanaka use the hotel shuttle, a local bus or a taxi to reach Shibu Onsen.

Staff speak Japanese and can assist in English for common requests; availability of fluent English speakers may vary.

Traditional multi-course Japanese dinners using local ingredients and set Japanese breakfasts are served in the dining room; dinner reservations and timely check-in are required to be served.

The ryokan is close to Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park (shuttle available), Shibu Onsen’s nine public baths, Heiwa Kannon and the Shiga Kogen ski area.

Shibu Onsen is compact and walkable; local buses and taxis run from Yudanaka Station, the hotel offers limited shuttle services, and free parking is available if you drive.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:30 and check-out is by 10:00; please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time and luggage can be stored before check-in.

Pets are not allowed; private onsen use is generally not offered so contact the ryokan for special requests; Shibu Onsen’s main street has small shops and restaurants with larger stores in nearby Yudanaka.

Mizumari offers two-room Japanese-style suites that typically accommodate up to four guests on futons; please confirm exact capacity when booking.

Yes — most suites have a private open-air onsen, and the property also offers outdoor hot-spring facilities for guests.

There is no regular airport shuttle; the usual route is by train to Izukyu Kawazu Station followed by a local bus or taxi to the ryokan.

From Izukyu Kawazu Station take the local bus for about 25 minutes to Kawazu Nanataki stop and walk roughly 5 minutes, or take a taxi which is about a 15-minute drive.

Staff are used to assisting international guests and can communicate in English; contact the ryokan ahead if you need support in another language.

Mizumari is a small, traditional ryokan with tatami suites, yukata, in-room dining options, toiletries and Wi‑Fi; shared facilities include vending/snack corners, a kids' room and free on-site parking.

Kawazu Nanadaru (Kawazu Seven Waterfalls) and the local loop trail are within easy walking distance; the area also offers hiking, wasabi-farm visits and several coastal sights within a short drive.

Check-in begins at 15:00 with the latest check-in around 18:00, and check-out is by 11:00.

Pets are not permitted, but the ryokan welcomes families and can arrange extra beds for young children on request; convenience stores and small supermarkets are located in Kawazu town a short drive away.

Yes — Mizumari serves on-site meals including dinner and an Asian-style breakfast, and the kitchen can accommodate allergy or dietary requests if informed in advance.

Hanatsubaki is a small ryokan with seven guest rooms; family-style rooms are offered and some rooms can sleep groups using multiple futon bedding (examples up to five futons).

Yes — the property has a natural hot-spring large bath and a sea-view open-air (rotenburo); family/private-use baths can be arranged on request.

A shuttle/transfer service is available; please request and confirm your transfer in advance when booking.

The nearest major airport is Chubu Centrair (Nagoya); travel by car takes about 2–2.5 hours from the airport, while Toba Station is roughly 30 minutes by car and reachable by local bus.

Yes — the ryokan has staff who can assist guests in English.

Meals focus on Ise‑Shima seafood and kaiseki-style courses, served in private dining areas to highlight fresh local ingredients.

Nearby highlights include Chidorigahama Beach, Boncho-ji Temple, the Ama culture museum, Harusame Observatory, Toba Aquarium, and Ise Grand Shrine within driving distance.

Local buses connect to the area from Toba Station, free on-site parking is provided, and a car is recommended for regional sightseeing.

Standard check-in is 15:00 and check-out is 10:00; notify the ryokan in advance if you expect a late arrival so they can assist.

Private dining and private/family bath reservations are possible; pets are not allowed; small shops and local food stalls are within walking distance and larger supermarkets are found in nearby Toba city.

Kurumiya is a small ryokan with five rooms; Deluxe rooms accommodate 1–3 guests and Superior rooms 1–2 guests.

Yes — every guest room has its own hot spring bath sourced from a regional spring, so the onsen in your room is private to your party.

No scheduled airport shuttle is listed; guests typically travel via Komatsu Airport (about 33 km) to Kanazawa Station and then take a taxi, local bus, or train to the ryokan.

Kurumiya is about 1.2 miles (≈2 km) from Kanazawa Station — roughly a 10–15 minute taxi ride or a 20–30 minute walk; local buses also serve the central area.

Japanese is the primary language, but staff offer practical English assistance and concierge support for directions and sightseeing.

Expect a small-scale, traditional Japanese stay with careful craftsmanship, in-room hot spring baths, tatami-influenced rooms or low beds, and attentive service focused on an authentic local atmosphere.

Kurumiya is within walking distance of major sights such as Kenrokuen Garden, Kanazawa Castle, Omicho Market and the Higashi Chaya district, making it a convenient base for sightseeing.

Pets are not allowed at the property; the onsen tubs located in guest rooms are private to each room, so you have exclusive use during your stay.

The ryokan offers a small number of private parking spaces (reservation recommended) and there are convenience stores plus Omicho Market and other food shops a short walk away.

Check-in is typically from 15:00 to 21:00 and check-out from 07:30 to 11:00; the ryokan serves an Asian-style breakfast daily and some dinner options or meal plans may be available by reservation.

The ryokan has three guest rooms: Keyaki (2–4 guests), Yamazakura (2–4 guests) and Kuri (2–3 guests), suitable for small groups or families; whole-inn rental is available by prior inquiry.

On-site springs are natural, undiluted free-flowing onsen; there are several roofed open-air private baths, some directly attached to rooms and others reservable for guests.

A private shuttle in a car is available by advance reservation; the nearest major airport is Komatsu (about 40–45 km), so please arrange transfers with the property in advance.

The ryokan is roughly a 25–30 minute drive from Kanazawa Station; on-site private parking is available for guests (about six regular spaces plus two EV spaces).

Staff communicate in Japanese and English.

You stay in a carefully restored 200‑year‑old farmhouse set in satoyama with seasonal gardens and a weeping cherry tree, offering a quiet, authentic rural Japanese experience.

Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle are about a 10–15 minute drive, while the UNESCO villages of Shirakawa‑go and Gokayama are roughly an hour away by car.

Standard check-in begins at 16:00 and check-out is typically by 10:00–10:30; please confirm exact times on your reservation.

Whole‑inn rental (private hire) can be arranged in advance; pets are not allowed; there is no on‑site supermarket but convenience stores and supermarkets are a short drive away and staff can advise directions.

There is an on-site restaurant serving breakfast and seasonal multi-course dinners using local ingredients, and vegetarian, vegan and gluten‑free options can be provided with advance notice.

The inn accepts only one private group per day; the property is arranged across a few traditional bedrooms (the listing shows three bedrooms), so check your reservation for exact maximum occupancy.

The ryokan offers indoor and outdoor hot spring baths for exclusive use by your group, and guests are generally able to use the baths throughout their stay; confirm any specific rules when you book.

The owners offer complimentary pickup and drop-off from the nearest JR station (Nagiso) or nearby Tsumago on request; please provide your arrival time in advance.

The closest major airport is Matsumoto (roughly 90–100 km); from there take public transport to JR Nagiso station and the inn can arrange station pickup.

Staff at the ryokan speak Japanese and English.

Dinner and breakfast are served on-site as traditional Japanese multi-course meals using local ingredients; notify the inn in advance for dietary requests.

Pets are not permitted, and the inn is reserved exclusively for your party since it accepts only one group per day, giving you full privacy.

The property is in a remote, forested area with limited nearby shops, so guests typically rely on the ryokan for meals and should bring small essentials or ask hosts for assistance.

Nearby highlights include the historic post towns (Tsumago and Otsumago), local temples, waterfalls, hiking trails and fishing; the hosts can help arrange walks and local drop-offs.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and check-out is by 10:00 AM; please confirm your arrival time ahead of arrival so the hosts can arrange station pickup and meal timing.