Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.

Take the JR shinkansen to Jōmō-Kōgen or the JR line to Gokan, then board the Kan-etsu Kotsu bus bound for Sarugakyo and get off at the terminal; the ryokan is about a 3-minute walk from the bus stop.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; guests typically use train + bus or taxi from nearby stations—please contact the property if you need assistance arranging transfer.

Yes — there are separate male and female public baths and two reservable private baths named Asahi and Yuhi; check availability at booking or reception.

Rooms range from single tatami-style rooms to large 22‑tatami multi-room layouts suitable for families or small groups; check each room’s listed capacity when booking.

Shojuen serves traditional Japanese meals, including set gozen or kaiseki-style dinners and Japanese breakfast options; meal plans and choices are listed with reservations and should be confirmed in advance.

The staff primarily use Japanese; some basic English support may be available, so contact the ryokan ahead of arrival if you require extra language assistance.

Private family baths are available to reserve, but full-ryokan privatization is not presented as a standard option—please contact the property for special requests; pet policy is not specified online, so confirm directly with the ryokan.

Shojuen sits in the Sarugakyo Onsen area and is close to Naeba Ski Resort (about 18 km) and other nature and hot-spring attractions, making it suitable for skiing, hiking and countryside sightseeing.

The ryokan provides on-site parking and offers Wi‑Fi; there is no large on-site supermarket, but village shops and services are available nearby and the front desk can advise on the closest options.

The ryokan is small and intimate with six rooms and a total capacity around 25 guests, offering a boutique, low‑occupancy experience.

Yes — the property highlights hydrogen‑rich hot springs; the bathing facilities are generally available from 15:00 until 10:00 the next morning.

All three baths are offered as private (reserved) facilities; the hydrogen bath is typically bookable in scheduled time slots during your stay.

There is no regular public shuttle listed; guests should contact the ryokan in advance to request arrival assistance. The property is close to Minakami area and offers free on‑site parking.

The nearest major airport listed is Niigata (about 170–175 km); the most practical route is by train to Minakami (or nearby stations) followed by a short taxi or local transfer to the ryokan.

Staff are reported to speak Japanese and English to assist international guests.

Standard check‑in is 15:00–18:00 (please notify the ryokan if arriving late; guests checking in after 18:00 may miss dinner), and check‑out is between 06:30 and 10:00. The property is locked between 22:00 and 06:30.

Children under seven cannot be accommodated; guests aged seven and older are treated as adults. Pets are not allowed on the premises.

There is an on‑site restaurant serving kaiseki‑style meals for dinner and breakfast; vegetarian options are available if requested in advance (typically a few days' notice).

The area is popular for hiking, skiing and river activities, with local highlights such as Tanigawadake and nearby hot‑spring spots; Minakami town center and convenience stores are a short drive or train ride away and the staff can advise on local day trips and rentals.

Most rooms are designed for two guests; select room types and suites can accommodate up to four—check the room description when booking.

Yes—the property offers multiple public open‑air and indoor hot‑spring baths and a sauna, and some room types include private in‑room hot‑spring baths; ask about reservable private baths if you need exclusivity.

The ryokan provides a free shuttle from JR Minakami Station (about a 10‑minute ride); from Tokyo expect roughly 1.5–2 hours by train or car.

English‑speaking staff are available and the property lists multilingual assistance among its services.

The ryokan serves seasonal multi‑course kaiseki dinners and traditional Japanese breakfasts, usually presented in private dining rooms; dietary requests can typically be accommodated with advance notice.

Nearby highlights include Mount Tanigawa and its ropeway, river activities such as canyoning and rafting, the unique Doai Station, plus hiking and skiing depending on season.

Free on‑site parking is available and taxis serve nearby attractions; the shuttle to Minakami Station connects you to local trains and buses for day trips.

Check‑in is typically from 13:00 to 18:00; please confirm the exact check‑out time (often around 11:00) when you make your reservation.

Private or reservable baths are offered for some rooms or on request, but pets are not allowed at the property—confirm private‑bath options when reserving.

There are local shops and convenience stores in Minakami and several restaurants nearby; larger supermarkets and more dining options are a short drive or taxi ride away.

Rooms vary from double/twin layouts to family-style tatami rooms; many are sized for two to four guests. Cribs and extra beds are not available; children are welcome but those aged six and over are treated as adults for occupancy rules.

The property offers multiple hot-spring facilities including indoor baths, open-air baths and garden-facing baths, plus reservable private baths for shorter exclusive sessions. Public bathing areas and some private, lockable family baths are part of the ryokan’s facilities.

Tattoos may be restricted in the public baths; guests with visible tattoos are advised to use the private/reservable baths or ask staff for guidance. Private baths provide a discreet alternative when needed.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; access is typically by public transport and local buses or taxis from Nakanojo. Highway buses to Shima Onsen and local bus services from Nakanojo Station are common options for arriving guests.

From Tokyo, take the shinkansen or limited express to Takasaki, transfer to the JR Agatsuma Line to Nakanojo Station, then a local bus or taxi to Shima Onsen. Direct highway buses to Shima Onsen are also available from Tokyo on some routes, which can be a simpler option.

Standard check-in is in the afternoon (typically around 15:00) with check-in usually accepted until early evening, and check-out is by 11:00. If you expect to arrive late, notify the ryokan in advance to confirm arrival arrangements.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English is sometimes spoken but may be limited, so simple phrases or advance requests in English can help. The ryokan staff are generally helpful and will assist with basic travel information.

Meals focus on seasonal Japanese cuisine, often served as multi-course dinners and set breakfasts in the ryokan’s dining areas or private dining sections for certain rooms. Nearby restaurants are limited, so many guests choose plans that include dinner and breakfast.

Pets are not permitted at the property. Shima Onsen is a small, quiet town with limited shops that close early, so plan to bring essentials or buy groceries in Nakanojo before arriving.

The ryokan sits in historic Shima Onsen with walkable retro streets, the iconic red bridge and the Genroku/Keiun bathhouse area; nearby highlights include the Kamagafuchi gorge, Ishidan-gai steps and seasonal hiking or nearby ski areas in winter. Day-trip sightseeing, local walks and short guided tours of the historic buildings are common activities.

Room capacity varies by type — options range from twin rooms for 2 up to family suites that sleep up to 6; exact limits depend on the room booked.

The ryokan uses natural hot spring water drawn from three dedicated wells (Japan Spa Association 5‑star), with both shared baths and some rooms offering private open‑air baths.

Station pickup can be arranged from Minakami Station on request; please inform the property of your arrival time in advance.

Minakamisansou is reached by JR train to Minakami Station or by car; many guests travel from Tokyo by rail and then use the arranged station pickup.

Staff are primarily Japanese but many guests report English assistance is available; bring a translation app for more detailed requests if needed.

The ryokan serves seasonal kaiseki multi‑course dinners and an Asian breakfast on site; notify the property ahead of time for dietary restrictions.

Nearby highlights include Mt. Tanigawa, local hiking, nearby ski areas (seasonal), Takaragawa Onsen and Minakami town attractions such as roadside stations and local museums.

Check‑in is from 14:00 to 18:00 and check‑out from 09:00 to 10:30; the entrance is closed overnight and guests are expected to observe quiet hours in the late evening to early morning.

Some room types include private baths or spa baths for exclusive use, but pets are not allowed on the property.

Yes; Minakami town has convenience stores (eg. 7‑Eleven, FamilyMart) and supermarkets within a short drive, with additional shops concentrated near Minakami Station.

Yes. The property is for adults only and guests must be at least 18 years old.

Most rooms are sized for 1–2 adults; some room types allow an additional futon — check the specific room description when booking.

Yes. The ryokan offers on-site hot-spring baths and a sauna fed by local Kusatsu springs.

Tattoos may be refused access to public baths. The property provides public baths and a sauna; private-bath rentals are not standard and should be requested in advance.

There is no regular airport shuttle; Kusatsu Bus Terminal is the town hub (roughly an 8–15 minute walk). The ryokan may offer limited pick-up on request, so contact them ahead of arrival.

The nearest listed airport is Matsumoto (about 107 km), but most visitors come via Tokyo then take a train to Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi followed by a JR bus to Kusatsu or a highway bus directly to Kusatsu town.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; some English is spoken and staff generally assist international guests, though language ability can vary.

Standard check-in starts at 14:00 and check-out is by 10:00 (some listings show a 07:00–10:00 check-out window); please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time and arrive by 18:00 if you plan to have dinner at the property.

The ryokan is at the entrance to Nishinokawara Park and within walking distance of Sainokawara Park, the Yubatake hot-spring area, and the town centre with convenience stores and small supermarkets.

Pets are not allowed and parties or events are not permitted. Group bookings of more than three rooms may have special conditions, so contact the property to discuss any special requests.

Kashiwaya is a small ryokan with 14 rooms; room types include twin and triple layouts, so check the specific room description for the exact maximum occupancy.

Yes — the property offers a public bath plus three traditional open-air private onsen that guests can use during their stay, and some room types include an in-room open-air onsen.

Yes — the ryokan welcomes tattooed guests and the private onsen and some in-room baths provide discreet options for tattooed visitors.

There is no dedicated airport shuttle; the nearest JR station is Nakanojo, and local buses serve the Seiryu-no-yu stop right by the ryokan; the property also offers package options that include direct highway bus service from Tokyo.

Typical routes take about three hours: use the direct express bus (Kusatsu-Shima-go) from Ueno to Nakanojo or take shinkansen to Takasaki then the JR Agatsuma Line to Nakanojo, followed by a local bus to Seiryu-no-yu; driving is also an option.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 17:00 and check-out between 08:00 and 12:00; the property’s entrance is closed overnight (approximately 18:30–07:00), so please arrive before the closing time.

Pets are not allowed, and the property’s policy states that children are not permitted, so bookings are generally for adult guests only.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese meals including kaiseki-style dinner and Japanese breakfast, and it offers vegan meal options or other dietary requests if notified in advance.

The ryokan has three private outdoor onsen available for use by guests without extra charge and certain room types include private in-room open-air baths; guests should check room inclusions and speak to staff on arrival for use details.

Shima Onsen offers a tranquil, nostalgic hot-spring town with river views, local public baths (like Seiryu-no-yu) and nature activities nearby; there are few or no full supermarkets or convenience stores in the immediate onsen area, so plan to buy essentials in Nakanojo or bring them with you.

Omori offers Japanese-style rooms, twin rooms and larger traditional suites; capacities range from two-person twin rooms to larger Japanese rooms suitable for groups — check the specific room description for exact occupancy limits.

The property’s general policy restricts children on some plans; please confirm the specific room policy when booking.

Yes — the ryokan uses Ikaho’s Shirogane hot spring and provides indoor large baths plus rooftop open-air baths that rotate by gender; the facilities emphasize a traditional Japanese bathing experience.

A private open-air bath can be reserved for exclusive use; reservations are required and the private bath carries an extra charge.

Guests with visible tattoos may be restricted from public bathing areas, in line with local onsen rules.

There is no regular airport shuttle, but the ryokan offers pick-up from local bus stops on request (for example when arriving by express bus); contact the property ahead to arrange pickup.

You can take an express bus from Shinjuku directly to Ikaho (about 2.5 hours) or travel by train to Takasaki/Shibukawa then take the local bus to Ikaho Onsen; the property is a short walk from the Ikaho bus stop.

The property provides English information on its website and staff can assist with basic English requests and local arrangements; for complex needs, notify the ryokan in advance.

Omori sits near Ikaho’s Ishidan-gai steps where you’ll find shops and restaurants within a short walk, and basic convenience stores are available in the town area.

Standard check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is by 10:00 AM; the ryokan serves local seasonal meals with dinner service times that require early arrival for guests who wish to dine on-site.

The ryokan has 28 rooms with a mix of Japanese-style and twin layouts; some rooms sleep up to five guests on futons depending on the room type. Please select the correct occupancy when booking and request extra bedding for young children in advance.

Yes — Ryokan Tanigawa uses natural Tanigawa onsen water and offers indoor and open-air public baths as well as private-bath options. Note that guests with visible tattoos may be restricted from public bathing areas.

Private/family baths are available and can usually be reserved by request or at check-in; please contact the ryokan in advance to arrange a time. Reservations for private use may be limited, so early notice is recommended.

The ryokan offers a shuttle (courtesy car) to and from Minakami Station by reservation; this is not a scheduled airport transfer. For airport travel, use trains to Jomo-Kogen or Minakami and request the ryokan pickup in advance.

Typical routes are Joetsu Shinkansen to Jomo-Kogen (or local trains to Minakami) followed by a local bus, taxi or the ryokan’s reserved pickup; total travel time is roughly 2–2.5 hours from central Tokyo. From Haneda or Narita, travel first to Tokyo Station then follow the above route.

Standard check-in begins at 14:00 with check-out at 10:00; the ryokan asks guests to inform them of estimated arrival times and last check-in times may apply for guests booked with dinner. If you plan to arrive late, notify the ryokan so they can accommodate dining or arrival arrangements.

Staff can assist in English to a reasonable degree and the ryokan accepts advance requests for dietary needs and some special menus. Inform the ryokan when booking or before arrival to ensure appropriate arrangements.

Pets are not allowed at the property. For group bookings or private event requests, contact the ryokan directly; they can advise on room blocks, banquet space and special arrangements for larger groups.

Minakami town and the area around Minakami Station have convenience stores and small supermarkets a short drive away, while the ryokan itself provides basic amenities and a gift shop. If you need specific items, plan to stop near the station or ask the ryokan for local directions.

The ryokan sits at the foot of Mt. Tanigawa with easy access to the Tanigawadake ropeway, hiking and seasonal skiing, and nearby ski resorts such as Gala Yuzawa, Naeba and Kawaba. The area also offers local galleries, footbaths and outdoor activities suitable for both winter and summer visits.

The ryokan has five tatami rooms and room types generally accommodate 1–3 guests using futons; maximum occupancy for each room is shown when booking, so choose a room that fits your party.

Yes — the property offers two key-locked private baths inside the building fed by the Yubatake source, and guests can also visit nearby public baths around Kusatsu Onsen.

Private baths are key-locked and typically used on a first-come or front-desk arrangement; ask staff at check-in for current availability and time preferences.

There is no dedicated airport shuttle; the ryokan is best reached by highway bus from Tokyo or by bus from JR Nagano‑hara Kusatsu‑guchi station, with Kusatsu Bus Terminal a short 3–4 minute walk away.

The primary language is Japanese; staff may provide basic English assistance but guests who need detailed English support should contact the ryokan in advance.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 21:00, and check-out is between 07:00 and 10:00; please notify the ryokan if you expect to arrive after the stated check-in window.

Pets are not permitted on the property.

A complimentary American-style breakfast is provided; the ryokan does not typically offer full dinner service, so plan to dine at nearby restaurants or ask staff about local options.

The famous Yubatake and Kusatsu’s public baths and shopping streets are about a 3–4 minute walk, offering the core onsen town experience; Mt. Kusatsu‑Shirane and other regional sights are accessible by car or bus.

Souvenir shops, small stores, and convenience options are within a short walk near the Yubatake area; larger supermarkets are farther away, so the front desk can point you to the nearest grocery or convenience store.