Rooms vary by type and can accommodate from solo travellers up to groups of six, with several rooms configurable with futons or extra bedding.

The property offers indoor and outdoor public baths available from check-in until 9:00 the next morning, plus private baths that can be reserved at check-in or used later at night.

Yes — there are private indoor and outdoor baths that guests may reserve at check-in for 50-minute slots, and three guest rooms (eg. Ume, Momiji, Tsubaki) feature private outdoor onsen.

There is no regularly advertised airport shuttle; the nearest regional airport is around 34 km away, so most guests arrive by regional train plus taxi or by car — the ryokan has free parking.

Saginoyusou is best reached via regional train or bus to the Yasugi area followed by a short taxi; the front desk can advise routes and local transport options on request.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00; note the property restricts entry during late-night hours (the facility is closed to incoming guests between 22:00 and 06:00).

Meals are served as traditional Japanese washoku; dinner is prepared in-room for up to two guests (or in a private dining room for larger parties) and breakfast is served in the banquet hall, featuring local Shimane specialties.

Yes — the ryokan is a one-minute walk from the Adachi Museum, and it is a convenient base for regional sights such as Iwami Ginzan, Izumo Taisha and Matsue, with sightseeing information available at reception.

The property offers an English-language website and staff can assist in basic English; free Wi‑Fi is available for guests.

Pets are not permitted on the property; convenience stores and supermarkets are available in town and the front desk can point you to the nearest shops.

Room types include twin rooms, suites and Japanese-style family rooms with up to six futons; capacity varies by room so please check the chosen room’s maximum occupancy when booking.

Yes — the property features a large public bathhouse, outdoor (open-air) baths and private bath options; some guest rooms also include their own open-air baths.

No regular airport shuttle is listed; the nearest airport (Hagi‑Iwami) is about 60 km away and Hiroshima is another regional option, so arriving by car or taxi is the easiest; the ryokan offers free private parking.

Staff are primarily Japanese; some English is typically available but proficiency can be limited, so brief Japanese or advance requests are helpful.

There is one on-site restaurant serving traditional Japanese kaiseki-style meals for dinner and breakfast; please inform the ryokan in advance about allergies or special diets.

The ryokan is in Arifuku Onsen (Gotsu), within driving distance of Iwami Ginzan World Heritage Site (around 47 km) and regional sights such as Izumo Taisha and local coastal towns; Gotsu town centre is roughly 8 km away.

Check-in is from 14:00 to 18:00 and check-out is until 10:00; the ryokan requests that you inform them of your expected arrival time in advance.

Private/family baths are available at the property and some guests report easy access without advance reservation, but availability can vary so confirm or request a private bath when you book.

Children are not permitted and pets are not allowed on the premises.

Basic shops and convenience stores are available in Gotsu town (about 8 km away), and the ryokan provides free private parking on site.

Room capacities vary by type: twin and deluxe rooms suit 2–4 guests, a quadruple room fits 4, and some Japanese-style rooms can accommodate up to 8 guests on futons—check the specific room description when booking.

Yes, Ohashikan has a public onsen (Matsue Shinjiko Onsen) with rotating men’s/women’s baths and Mirable beauty showers; bathing is offered in morning and evening shifts.

There is no regular public airport shuttle listed; the nearest airport is Izumo (about 24 km), so visitors usually use a taxi or public transport, or contact the ryokan in advance to arrange a transfer.

Ohashikan is within easy walking distance of Matsue’s main sightseeing area and the station; short taxi rides or local buses also connect the station and riverside area.

Staff provide English information and basic English assistance, and the property has English-language pages; for complex requests it’s best to contact the ryokan before arrival.

Standard check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is 10:00; the ryokan requests notice for arrivals after about 20:00 and the main entrance may be locked around midnight, so contact them if you expect a late arrival.

Some room types include private baths; the property also provides a shared public onsen—ask when booking if you need a room with a private bathing facility or private-use options.

Pets are not listed as a standard facility; please contact the ryokan directly to confirm any special pet requests before booking.

Yes — Ohashikan sits in central Matsue near restaurants and shops, and convenience stores/supermarkets are within walking distance; staff can point you to the nearest options.

The ryokan has two on-site dining venues (a traditional private-style restaurant and a riverside Bar & Grill) serving seasonal Shimane cuisine and breakfast; dinner reservations or time slots may be required.

Rooms range from single to large Japanese-style rooms with multiple futons; some room layouts can accommodate groups of up to around ten people — please confirm exact capacity when you book.

Yes — the ryokan operates natural hot-spring baths on the property with multiple bathing areas.

Yes — private baths can be reserved and the ryokan occasionally offers free private-bath slots in low season; ask when you make your reservation.

There is no regular airport shuttle; the nearest airport is Izumo (about 69 km). The ryokan can arrange meet-ups or local pick-ups to nearby attractions such as Iwami Ginzan if contacted in advance.

Japanese is the primary language; only a couple of staff members speak English, so basic Japanese phrases or advance requests help ensure smoother communication.

Meals are handmade, kaiseki-style dishes using local ingredients, and the ryokan offers local cultural options such as temple visits and nearby Iwami Kagura performances.

The ryokan sits on Yunotsu’s hot-spring street and is a short drive from Iwami Ginzan World Heritage area, the Nima Sand Museum, local shrines, and coastal spots.

The property is most easily reached by car and offers free on-site parking; local buses serve Yunotsu and the ryokan can provide directions from nearby stations or arrange local transfers on request.

Exact times vary by booking; the ryokan does offer flexible options (early check-in or late check-out) upon request, so please confirm your arrival and departure times in advance.

Pets are not accepted for standard bookings; whole-house private hire is not typical but group bookings can be arranged by contacting the ryokan directly; convenience stores and local shops and restaurants are within walking distance in Yunotsu.

Rooms range from small Japanese-style rooms for 1–3 guests to family rooms and suites that sleep up to six using a mix of beds and futons; no rollaway or baby cots are available.

Yes — the property has its own hot-spring bath, and Arifuku Onsen’s public baths are also within a short walk of the ryokan.

Private/reservable baths are available at the property; please request a reservation in advance.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; the nearest airport (Hagi‑Iwami) is about 60 km away, so guests normally arrange private transfer, taxi or drive.

Staff communication is primarily in Japanese and English may be limited; contact the ryokan ahead of arrival if you need English assistance or special arrangements.

Expect a traditional Japanese stay with tatami floors, futons, wooden interiors and an emphasis on local hospitality; many guests mention authentic ryokan meals and a calm, traditional atmosphere.

Nearby highlights include the Iwami Ginzan World Heritage area (around 45–50 km), the Nima Sand Museum and local coastal and natural sites, plus the town’s public baths and shops within walking distance.

The ryokan is easiest to reach by car and offers free private parking; public transport is possible but usually requires transfers, so plan connections in advance.

Standard check‑in is from 16:00 to 19:00 and check‑out from 08:00 to 10:00; the property enforces a quiet/closure period overnight (access is restricted between 22:00 and 06:30).

Pets are not permitted on the premises; the onsen town has small restaurants, izakaya and shops within a short walk, and the ryokan can advise about meal options and nearby stores.

Room capacity varies by room type; options include single and double rooms and family rooms that can sleep up to about five guests. Check the specific room description when booking for exact occupancy.

Yes — the property offers a hot spring bath for guests. Typical public-bath hours are around 17:00–22:00 and 07:00–09:00.

A public hot spring is the standard offering; private/reservable baths are not listed as standard amenities. Contact the ryokan directly if you need to request a private bath option.

There is no regular airport shuttle, but the ryokan can arrange pickup for groups of five or more by prior arrangement. From Izumo Airport expect about 40 minutes by car or roughly 1.5 hours using public bus/train connections; Izumo Taisha‑mae station is an easy walk (about 5–10 minutes) and JR Izumo Station is a short drive.

Yes — there are convenience stores and small shops within walking distance, but many local shops close early in the evening, so plan ahead for late arrivals.

The ryokan is within a very short walk of Izumo Taisha (a few minutes) and is near the Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo, Inasa Beach and local parks, making it convenient for shrine visits and sightseeing.

Staff offer basic English and are reported as helpful; some language limitations can occur, so simple phrases or a translation app can be useful. The ryokan also provides some English information on its website.

Check-in starts at 15:00 (the reception accepts arrivals up to around 22:00 with prior notice) and check-out is by 10:00. Guests should inform the ryokan of expected arrival times and note there is a curfew around 23:00.

Traditional Japanese meals are served on site and dinner plans are available; if you have booked dinner you should check in by about 19:00 to be served. The ryokan is known for its local cuisine, so reserving meals in advance is recommended.

Children are not permitted at this property, and pets are not allowed. Please confirm the age policy when booking if you are travelling with family members.

All rooms are private; room types range from single to Japanese-style rooms that can sleep up to four guests on futons. Children are not permitted at this property.

The property uses Tamatsukuri’s natural spring for its baths. The onsen is small and mainly communal; private exclusive bookings are not routinely offered, so ask reception for availability.

A free shuttle to the nearest JR station is available on request. For airport transfers guests normally use taxi or public transfer to the station then the ryokan shuttle or a short taxi.

Izumo Airport is the closest and is roughly a 30‑minute drive; airports near Yonago/Miho require a longer drive (around 40–60 minutes). From airports most guests take a taxi or bus to a local station and continue by train or ryokan shuttle.

English‑speaking staff are available to assist with directions and local recommendations.

Guests can borrow yukata and enjoy a wood‑style lounge designed to evoke a nostalgic ryokan atmosphere; staff sometimes offer local folk performances or regional recommendations.

The ryokan sits in Tamatsukuri Onsen and is close to Izumo Tamatsukuri Historical Park, Lake Shinji and the Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum; the Adachi Museum of Art is a longer drive but commonly visited from the area.

The property offers bike rental and free on‑site parking, and local buses and taxis serve the area. Many guests arrive via JR Tamatsukuri‑Onsen Station, about a short taxi ride away.

Standard check‑in begins at 16:00 and the latest arrivals are normally accepted by around 22:00; check‑out is by 10:00. Please notify reception in advance if you expect to arrive late.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan. Breakfast is offered and the staff can arrange local dinner boxes or recommend nearby restaurants and convenience stores within walking distance.

Room capacity varies by type; options include single, twin and Japanese-style rooms that sleep up to four guests (futons or twin beds). Check the specific room description when booking to confirm exact capacity.

Children are not permitted at this property. Please book accordingly.

The ryokan has large public hot-spring baths, an open-air bath, a sauna and beauty treatments, using Tamatsukuri’s skin‑benefiting spring water. Towels and bath amenities are provided in the bathing area.

The Panorama Suite features a private open‑air bath on its terrace; the property also offers private-bath options on request. Contact reception in advance to confirm availability and reserve a private bathing time.

Pets are not allowed at Matsunoyu. Please make other arrangements for animals before arrival.

A free shuttle between Tamatsukuri‑Onsen Station and the ryokan is offered but typically requires a reservation. For airport transfers, organized transport or taxis can be arranged through reception—please contact them ahead of your arrival.

Izumo Airport is about 20 km from the ryokan (roughly 30–50 minutes by car depending on traffic). The nearest rail stop is JR Tamatsukuri Onsen Station; the ryokan is a short taxi ride away and the station shuttle can be used if booked in advance.

Official check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00. Reception hours are generally daytime (contact details available on the property site) — notify staff if you expect to arrive outside normal check-in times.

The property provides multilingual support via QR‑code tools in over 100 languages and can handle enquiries and orders in multiple languages. Staff can assist with basic English and the multilingual system covers many other languages.

Buffet breakfast and dinner focus on San’in regional cuisine, including local wagyu, tempura, sushi and seasonal sashimi; additional items can be ordered through the multilingual system. Tamatsukuri Onsen town has souvenir shops, small cafés and convenience stores within walking distance, and larger attractions such as Tamatsukuri Shrine, Lake Shinji, Matsue Castle, Adachi Museum and Izumo Taisha are reachable by car or local transport.

Room capacity varies by room type from double/twin rooms to family rooms with up to three double beds; check the specific room's maximum occupancy when booking. The property does not provide extra beds or baby cots.

The property offers natural Arifuku hot spring water, with guest rooms on some floors featuring private in‑room or half open‑air baths and shared onsen facilities on the property. Baths use the local simple alkaline spring known locally as a 'beauty' hot spring.

Some room types include a private attached open‑air bath for exclusive use; public onsen areas are generally not automatically privatized, so contact the ryokan in advance to request any private‑use options.

There is no regular hotel shuttle listed; most guests reach the ryokan by local bus or taxi from nearby JR stations or by connecting buses from Iwami (Hagi‑Iwami) Airport. If you need assistance, contact the property in advance to discuss transfers.

From JR Gotsu (江津) station take a local bus or taxi for about 30 minutes; alternatively, travel via JR Hamada with a bus/taxi connection. Detailed routes include highway bus connections from Hiroshima and train/bus links from Iwami Airport with transfers at nearby stations.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is by 10:00. If you expect to arrive later than the stated check‑in window, notify the ryokan in advance.

Pets are not permitted on the property.

The ryokan provides on‑site dining focused on seasonal local cuisine and regional ingredients, and breakfast is offered with some rate types. Dinner availability or special menus should be confirmed at booking or on arrival.

Staff are primarily Japanese and English may be limited; the ryokan can be contacted in advance for requests or to arrange basic assistance. Consider preparing key information or using a translation app if you have specific needs.

The ryokan sits in Arifuku Onsen village—ideal for walking the historic hot‑spring street—and is within regional driving distance of sites such as Iwami Ginzan and local museums. The onsen village has limited shops, so for supermarkets or larger services plan a short trip into Gotsu or ask the front desk for local directions.

Room types range from two-person twin rooms to Japanese-style rooms that can sleep up to four guests; cribs and extra beds are not available and the property’s booking policy restricts children for overnight stays, so check the room description when booking.

Yes — the ryokan sits on Kamedake Onsen and offers a public hot spring, an open-air (rotenburo) bath, a hot tub and related bathing facilities noted for a gentle, skin-smoothing spring quality.

Yes — the property offers reservable private (kashikiri) baths, including hinoki and rock-style options; reserve in advance or choose a plan that includes private-bath use.

The nearest rail stop is JR Kamedake Station (about a 5-minute drive); station pickup or local transfers are typically arranged on request — contact the property ahead of arrival to confirm and schedule pickup.

By car it’s roughly a one-hour drive from Izumo-area transport hubs; by public transport take a train or bus toward Kamedake Station and then a short taxi or arranged pickup to the ryokan.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English support is limited, so prepare a translation app or request assistance in advance if you need English-language help.

An on-site restaurant (Keyaki) serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with set courses that highlight local Okuizumo ingredients and regional dishes; menu style is typically multi-course Japanese with some western-influenced options.

No — pets are not permitted on the property.

The property has a small shop and vending machines for basic items, but the area is rural with limited nearby supermarkets; larger stores are in nearby towns, so plan accordingly for supplies.

Standard check-in begins at 16:00 (4:00 PM) and check-out is by 10:00 AM; if you expect to arrive late in the evening, notify the ryokan in advance so staff can note your arrival.