Kashiwaya is a small ryokan with about 14 rooms; most rooms are for 2 guests and there are twin and triple/family options that sleep up to 3 people. Cribs and extra beds are not available.

Yes — the property has three lockable private open-air onsen baths that guests can use during their stay, typically available for unlimited use. They are suitable for couples or small groups wanting privacy.

Yes, the ryokan explicitly welcomes guests with tattoos and provides discreet access to private baths. Public-bath tattoo policies do not apply to the private onsen.

There is no regular airport shuttle; guests normally arrive by local bus or taxi from Nakanojo Station. The ryokan does run or sell occasional package options that include the direct highway bus from Tokyo Station.

Typical routes are the Limited Express train to Nakanojo plus a local bus to Shima Onsen (about 2.5–3 hours total), or the direct highway bus from Tokyo Station which takes roughly 3–3.5 hours. You can also travel via Takasaki by shinkansen and change to the Agatsuma Line, then catch the bus.

Standard check-in begins around 15:00 (3:00 PM) with most arrivals expected by early evening; check-out is by 12:00 (noon). Exact times can vary by room type, so confirm at booking.

Children are generally not accepted at this property and cribs/extra beds are not available; pets are not permitted. The ryokan is aimed at adults seeking a traditional onsen experience.

The ryokan serves traditional kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast, and a vegan meal option is available on request. Meals are prepared in-house and are a central part of the stay.

Shima Onsen’s nostalgic streets, the Shima River, nearby waterfalls and Lake Okushimako are all within easy reach; the area is also known for scenic walks and public footbaths. The town’s atmosphere and historic ryokan architecture make it a relaxed place to explore.

Shima Onsen is a small resort town with a handful of local shops, cafés and public baths within walking distance, but large supermarkets are limited. The ryokan provides meals and basic amenities, so plan to bring any specific supplies you need.

Most rooms are arranged for 2–3 adults, with suites designed for two; the ryokan does not accept children.

Yes — every guestroom features a private open-air (rotenburo) bath fed by the ryokan's natural hot springs.

The property also has communal baths and outdoor garden baths; room baths are private, while public-bath reservations are limited and not always offered for exclusive hire.

A complimentary shuttle service is provided, but advance reservation is required — contact the ryokan before arrival to arrange pickup.

Iwate Hanamaki Airport is the closest, roughly 14 km away (about 20–30 minutes by car); the ryokan can assist with shuttle or taxi arrangements.

Shin-Hanamaki and Hanamaki stations are the nearest JR access points; local buses and taxis connect the stations to the ryokan, and some routes require a short onward drive.

Staff are primarily Japanese and English support is limited; please contact the ryokan in advance if you require English-language assistance.

An adult-oriented, tranquil riverside ryokan featuring seasonal Japanese cuisine and private in-room open-air baths for a relaxed, intimate stay.

Nearby highlights include the Miyazawa Kenji Memorial Museum (around 16 km), local hot-spring areas, seasonal nature walks, skiing in winter, and regional cultural events.

Pets are not permitted on the property; convenience stores and supermarkets are available in Hanamaki within a short drive for basic supplies.

Villas vary in layout and can host couples or small families; some offer an extra 12 m² tatami space for children. No additional rollaway beds or baby cots are available, so check the villa configuration when booking.

Yes — each of the 15 villas includes two private onsens, one indoor and one open‑air, supplied with free‑flowing natural volcanic spring water. Baths are for private use by the villa guests only.

Zaborin can arrange private transfers from New Chitose Airport and offers complimentary pick‑ups from Kutchan train station on request; a seasonal shuttle to Hanazono ski centre is also provided during the ski season. Contact the ryokan in advance to schedule transfers.

Zaborin is approximately two hours’ drive west of New Chitose Airport. Trains and buses to Kutchan or Niseko are possible, with a short onward transfer to the ryokan.

The property operates with multilingual information and English‑language assistance is available to help with check‑in, transfers and service. Staff follow traditional Japanese omotenashi hospitality.

Zaborin serves multi‑course kita kaiseki (chef’s omakase) dinners and Japanese breakfasts, typically served in private dining pockets; robatayaki is available by pre‑booking. Menus focus on seasonal Hokkaido ingredients.

Standard check‑in is between 14:00 and 19:00, and check‑out is between 09:00 and 11:00. If you need different times, contact the ryokan before arrival to request arrangements.

Villas are individual private suites designed for guest privacy, but whole‑property hire is not standard — enquire directly for exclusive‑use options. Pets are not permitted on the property.

The nearest town, Kutchan, is about a 15‑minute drive and has supermarkets, restaurants and basic shops; Niseko resort villages also offer dining and retail options. Self‑drive or arranged transfers are the easiest way to reach local shops.

Zaborin sits near Hanazono ski area (around 7 minutes by car) and offers views of Mt. Yotei; nearby Niseko and Kutchan provide skiing, hiking and local sightseeing. Day trips to Otaru and Sapporo are also common from this base.

Rooms are arranged as twin layouts with two large double beds (all rooms 50m² or larger) and are designed primarily for two adults; please contact the ryokan in advance for special requests.

Yes — the property uses Tokachigawa moor (peat) hot spring water; every guest room includes a private open‑air onsen and there is a larger public onsen and sauna on site.

There is no regular hotel shuttle advertised; guests normally use taxis, the local Tokachigawa Onsen bus from Obihiro Station, or rental car — inform the ryokan of your arrival time in advance.

Tokachi‑Obihiro Airport is roughly 40 minutes by car, Obihiro Station is about 30 minutes by public bus (Tokachigawa Onsen line), and New Chitose Airport is around 2 hours by car or 2–2.5 hours by public transit.

Staff primarily use Japanese; English may be limited, so non‑Japanese speakers are advised to prepare key requests or use a translation app and notify the ryokan ahead of arrival if needed.

Expect a calm, modern ryokan focused on regional ingredients and the moor onsen experience: private in‑room baths, a public onsen and sauna, seasonal kaiseki dining, and a quiet riverside setting.

The ryokan sits in the Tokachigawa Onsen area near the Tokachi River; Obihiro city (about 11 km) offers restaurants and shops, and nearby sites include Tokachi ecological parks, Tokachigaoka Park and wider natural attractions such as Naitai Highlands and local lakes.

Standard check‑in is 15:00–19:00 and check‑out is 11:00; the ryokan asks guests to notify them of expected arrival time in advance.

Each room has its own private bath, but full privatization or reserved use of the public onsen is not listed as standard — contact the ryokan to inquire; pets are not permitted and events/parties are prohibited.

Yes — the ryokan serves seasonal Japanese (kaiseki) dinners and offers breakfast (Japanese/Western options), with dinner service times set by the ryokan; small shops and onsen‑area restaurants are within walking distance while larger supermarkets and services are in Obihiro (about 11 km).

Harumiya is a small ryokan with 11 guest rooms; room types range from doubles/twins to a quadruple that can sleep up to four using futons. Contact the ryokan to confirm room configuration for larger groups.

The property has indoor hot-spring baths, multiple open-air baths, a rooftop open-air bath scented with Aomori Hiba, and a private open-air bath available 24 hours; many rooms include their own open-air bath. The spring water is noted for skin-friendly minerals.

There is no fixed public shuttle listed; many Tsuchiyu ryokans can arrange pickup from Fukushima Station on request, and Harumiya asks guests to notify arrival time so they can assist with transfers. Confirm pickup when you book or before arrival.

Fukushima Airport is about 70 km away; the common route is Shinkansen or train to Fukushima Station followed by a local Fukushima Kotsu bus (around 40 minutes) or taxi to Tsuchiyu Onsen, with ryokan pickup possible if arranged in advance.

Staff provide basic English assistance and are reported to use translation tools for non-Japanese guests; notifying special needs ahead of arrival helps ensure smoother communication. Written arrival details in advance are recommended.

Expect a traditional ryokan stay with tatami-style rooms and seasonal regional cuisine; breakfasts are offered à la carte Asian style and dinners typically feature local river fish and mountain vegetables, often served in-room. The ryokan emphasizes local, seasonal ingredients.

The ryokan sits in Tsuchiyu Onsen, known for kokeshi doll displays, footbaths, and nature walks; scenic drives such as the Azuma Skyline, Onuma/Nidanuma ponds and Mount Bandai are within driving distance. Seasonal hiking and sightseeing are popular.

Most guests arrive via Fukushima Station, then take the Fukushima Kotsu bus to Tsuchiyu Onsen (about 40 minutes) or use a taxi; on-site free parking is available for guests arriving by car. Local buses and taxis serve the area for short trips.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is until 10:00; the ryokan requests that you inform them of your expected arrival time in advance. Late arrivals should be communicated ahead of time.

A private open-air bath is available and some rooms have private baths; pets are not allowed at the ryokan. The onsen town has small shops and vending machines for basics, while larger supermarkets and more dining options are in central Fukushima.

Room types vary: twin rooms for two, Japanese-style rooms with two to three futons, and a suite with extra sofa-bed; most rooms accommodate 1–3 adults and children are not accepted.

Yes; the ryokan features natural hot spring baths including indoor and outdoor baths, gender-separated public baths, and a reservable family/private bath, with some suites offering a private jacuzzi.

The ryokan provides pick-up/drop-off from the Zao Onsen bus terminal by prior arrangement; please request the shuttle when you book or before arrival.

Take the direct bus from JR Yamagata Station to Zao Onsen (about 45 minutes) then a short walk to the ryokan; Yamagata Airport is roughly 35 km away and travelers typically use taxis or arranged transfers.

Staff have some English but may have limited fluency; guests report the team is helpful and will assist with directions and arrangements.

You’ll get a traditional ryokan experience—tatami rooms, yukata, communal onsen bathing—and Japanese-style meals served in the hotel restaurant, often featuring local ingredients such as Zao beef.

Wakamatsuya sits in Zao Onsen village within minutes of the ski area; nearby highlights include the Zao Ropeway, the Okama crater (seasonal), public communal baths and local souvenir shops.

A family/private bath can be reserved at reception and some suites include private tubs; pets are not permitted at the property.

Yes—Zao Onsen village has convenience stores (for example Lawson) and small grocery or souvenir shops within a short walk of the ryokan.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is by 10:00; the front desk operates continuously and can normally store luggage before check-in or after check-out.

Room types vary from single/double and twin rooms to tatami rooms (up to 3 futons) and suites that can accommodate up to 4 guests; specific capacity is shown on each room listing.

Yes — the property has public indoor and outdoor onsen for men and women, plus suites with private baths.

Yes — the hotel offers two private outdoor onsen that require reservation and are provided as a complimentary privilege for overnight guests.

Tattoos may prevent access to the public bathing areas; guests with visible tattoos may be asked to use private baths instead.

There is a scheduled pick-up from JR Sendai Station (around 13:30) and a return from the ryokan (around 11:00), both require advance reservation; Sendai Airport is about a 60‑minute drive and other public-bus plus taxi options serve the area.

Check-in is from 15:00 (guests should notify arrival time) and check-out is until 11:00 (some listings show a 9:00–11:00 window).

The ryokan has a Japanese restaurant offering traditional Japanese-style meals; breakfast is available (including vegetarian options) and many rates include dinner or half‑board choices.

Yes — the property operates as an adults‑only ryokan.

The hotel is located on Mt. Zao with easy access to skiing, hiking and the famous winter 'snow monsters' (juhyo), plus nearby Togatta Onsen and Eboshi ski area for seasonal activities.

Pets and parties/events are not allowed; note that restaurants and shops in the immediate area are limited and some may close early in the evening.

Most traditional rooms sleep up to four guests on futon bedding; the property also offers twin rooms with two beds. Children are welcome but extra rollaway beds are not available, so please check room type when booking.

Yes — the ryokan uses Akiu Onsen waters and offers public bathing areas and open-air baths on the property. Several room types and the annex include private open-air baths for in-room bathing.

A pick-up/organized shuttle service from JR Sendai Station is available by prior reservation; the property is also about 23 km from Sendai Airport. Contact the ryokan ahead of arrival to arrange transfers.

Staff primarily communicate in Japanese. Guests can still make reservations via the official channels and the property provides an English-language website with basic information.

Standard check-in is between 15:00 and 18:30 and check-out is by 11:00. Please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance; note that guests should arrive by 18:00 if they wish to be served dinner.

Meals are traditional kaiseki (chakaiseki) using seasonal Tohoku ingredients and are served at set dinner and breakfast times. Please notify the ryokan in advance of any dietary restrictions or special requests.

Dinner is served in set slots around 18:00, 18:30 or 19:00, and breakfast is offered at 07:30, 08:00 or 09:00. If you want a specific slot, request it when booking or at check-in.

Certain room types include private open-air baths for exclusive use; if you require a private bathing option, reserve a room advertised with a private onsen in advance. For other private-use arrangements, contact the ryokan directly to confirm availability.

Pets are not permitted at the property. A well-known local shop is within a short walk, and Akiu Village/market areas nearby offer local produce, souvenir shops and small eateries within a few minutes by foot or car.

The ryokan sits in Akiu Onsen with easy access to Rairai-kyo Gorge, Akiu Shrine, Akiu Winery and craft centers, many reachable by short walk or a brief drive. Public buses connect Akiu with JR Sendai Station (journey times vary), and driving or arranged transfers provide the most direct access to regional sights.

All rooms are Japanese-style tatami rooms in several sizes for solo travellers, couples and families; some family rooms list configurations up to 2 beds plus 4 futons (up to six guests).

Yes — Tsukasaya sits on Yutagawa Onsen and offers shared hot-spring baths fed from the natural source; if you need a private/reservable bath, please check with the ryokan.

The property does not advertise a dedicated hotel shuttle; the nearest airport is Shonai Airport (roughly 30–40 minutes by shuttle or taxi), and the ryokan is reachable by public bus or taxi from Tsuruoka Station.

The ryokan provides English information on its website, but English-speaking staff may be limited; contact the ryokan in advance by email or phone to confirm language support.

Meals focus on seasonal Shonai ingredients served in traditional ryokan style, with an Asian breakfast and proprietor-led sake tasting options available; dinner service may require earlier arrival.

Mount Haguro is about 40 minutes by car, Mount Gassan around 1 hour 10 minutes and Yudonosan roughly 1 hour by car; the ryokan can advise on local sightseeing routes.

From Tsuruoka Station take the Shonai Kotsu bus to Yutagawa Onsen (approx. 30 minutes, local fare) or a taxi (approx. 20 minutes); the ryokan also has limited on-site parking.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00; if you plan to arrive late or need dinner service, inform the ryokan in advance as dinner guests are asked to arrive earlier.

The official site mentions pet-friendly room options while some booking listings differ, and private-bath availability is not clearly stated — please contact the ryokan directly to confirm both pet and private-bath arrangements.

Yutagawa Onsen is a small village with limited shops; larger supermarkets and convenience stores are located in Tsuruoka city, reachable by bus or taxi in about 20–30 minutes.

Room capacities vary by room type; children of any age are welcome but children aged 7 and over are charged the adult rate. Extra beds and cots cannot be requested, so check the room description for maximum occupancy.

The property offers public indoor and outdoor hot spring baths and a sauna; some room types include private open‑air hot spring baths. Note that public bath access may be restricted for guests with visible tattoos.

A complimentary shuttle runs between JR Niseko Station and the hotel and between nearby ski resort areas; reservations are required, so contact the hotel in advance to book a seat. Shuttle schedules can vary by season.

The hotel does not operate direct airport transfers; most guests travel by train or bus from New Chitose Airport to JR Niseko (about 75 minutes by rapid train) and then take the hotel shuttle or a roughly 15‑minute taxi to the ryokan.

The ryokan provides a multilingual call centre and telephone interpretation service, and staff can assist English‑speaking guests using those services when needed.

The on‑site restaurant serves a Japanese breakfast and traditional multi‑course kaiseki dinners. Guests must check in by 19:00 if they wish to be served dinner at the property.

The ryokan sits close to Niseko Annupuri, Niseko Village, Niseko Moiwa and views of Mt. Yotei; driving times to major nearby attractions are typically 10–20 minutes depending on destination.

Free on‑site parking is available for guests; public transport options include limited regional trains and buses to JR Niseko Station, with taxis commonly used for the final leg to the ryokan.

Check‑in is from 15:00 to 19:00 and check‑out is from 06:00 to 11:00; please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time in advance and be prepared to show a photo ID at check‑in.

Pets are not permitted on the property. The ryokan has a small gift shop on the first floor, vending machines in the building, and a 24‑hour convenience store (Seven‑Eleven) is about a 10‑minute drive away.