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.

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.

Capacity varies by room type; rooms are configured for between 1 and 6 adults depending on the room—check the specific room description or contact the ryokan to confirm for your party.

Yes; all 12 rooms feature private in-room onsen fed by the natural source, and the property also has separate male and female large baths and an open-air women's bath.

Yes; the property offers reservable private open-air baths (kashikiri rotenburo) in addition to the public baths—please request a time at reception or when booking.

Pets are not accepted at this property.

There is limited shuttle service and at least one scheduled pickup from the Shinkansen hub (Shin-Shirakawa); Yunokami Onsen Station on the Aizu line is also a short 7–10 minute walk or a brief taxi ride—confirm schedules with the ryokan in advance.

From major airports, travel by rail to Shin-Shirakawa Station on the Tohoku Shinkansen, then transfer to local services or the ryokan shuttle; travel time depends on connections so please plan transfers ahead.

The reservation site includes English pages, but on-site English support may be limited; contacting the ryokan in advance is recommended if you need English assistance or special arrangements.

Meals are traditional kaiseki-style Japanese cuisine using local ingredients, typically served in private dining rooms or according to your selected plan, with a curated selection of local sake available.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 with the latest check-in around 19:00, and check-out is by 11:00; please confirm any earlier arrivals or late departures with the ryokan.

The ryokan sits on a scenic river gorge in Yunokami Onsen with easy access to Ouchi-juku, local hiking and historic sites; small shops and eateries are within walking distance while larger supermarkets and services are found in nearby towns—ask reception for local transit and directions.

Moritaya has nine guestrooms in seven room types; the largest suite (Kizuna) accommodates up to 7, two suites (Yamabiko and Bandai no ma) up to 6, and several standard rooms accommodate up to 3 guests.

Yes; the property uses a simple alkaline hot spring sourced from the Adatara mountain range, and the water is adjusted to a comfortable bathing temperature.

All guestrooms include an attached private bath, and there are two additional on-site baths that guests can reserve free of charge (reservable 15:00–22:00 and 07:00–09:30).

Moritaya is about a 3-minute drive from Bandai-Atami Station and approximately 44 km from Fukushima Airport; taxis or rental cars are the usual ways to reach the ryokan.

There is no scheduled shuttle listed; guests typically arrive by taxi or private car and the property offers on-site parking.

Listings indicate multilingual support including English in addition to Japanese.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 19:00 (guests not taking dinner may check in as late as 21:00) and check-out is at 10:00.

The ryokan offers seasonal Aizu regional cuisine and traditional multi-course meals prepared by the inn; meal format (in-room or dining area) may vary by reservation.

Booking the entire property may be possible subject to availability—contact the ryokan to arrange; pets are not listed among facilities, so please confirm directly with the property before bringing animals.

The hotel sits in the Bandai-Atami onsen area with easy access to local hot springs, Inawashiro Lake and Mount Bandai; most attractions are easiest reached by car or via Bandai-Atami Station.

Most rooms are traditional Japanese-style and can sleep up to five guests on futons; exact capacity varies by room type and is shown at booking. No extra rollaway beds or baby cots are available.

Yes — the ryokan has multiple hot-spring baths, including open-air baths with valley and river views, and some reserveable family/private bath options on certain plans. Public baths are separated and available to guests.

A complimentary shuttle runs from Ashinomaki Onsen Station (about a 5–7 minute drive) and must be booked with your arrival time; the dedicated shuttle from Aizuwakamatsu Station ended in March 2025, so plan connections accordingly. For airport travel, combine shinkansen/local trains to Aizuwakamatsu or Ashinomaki Onsen Station then take the shuttle or a short taxi.

From Tokyo take the shinkansen to Kōriyama then a local train to Aizuwakamatsu, transfer to the Aizu Railway to Ashinomaki Onsen Station, then use the hotel shuttle or a taxi for the final 5–10 minute leg. Allow extra transfer time; some guests travel via Fukushima or Sendai airports with similar regional train connections.

Japanese is the primary language; staff are experienced with international guests and can assist in basic English, but complex requests are best arranged in advance. The front desk is helpful and will arrange transfers or activities when notified.

Expect a traditional ryokan stay with river-valley views, a welcoming open-air lobby, seasonal cuisine served in buffet formats, and occasional live traditional performances such as shamisen. Guests typically wear provided yukata and can enjoy a calm, authentic onsen atmosphere.

Ookawaso is a good base for Aizuwakamatsu highlights such as Tsuruga Castle, Ouchijuku historic post town, local samurai/cultural programs, and scenic mountain and river walks. Many regional attractions are reachable by train or short car ride.

The Aizu Railway serves Ashinomaki Onsen Station, and the hotel shuttle covers the short transfer; local taxis and rental cars are common for sightseeing. Free on-site parking is available for guests who drive.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is by 10:00. If you plan to use the station shuttle or arrive late, notify the ryokan of your arrival time in advance.

Pets are not permitted at the property; private or family-use baths may be available on certain plans but should be reserved in advance. The ryokan offers seasonal Japanese and Western buffet meals for dinner and breakfast at the on-site restaurant.

Room types range from double/twin and traditional tatami rooms to family-style rooms; capacity varies by room so please check the specific room description when booking for maximum occupancy.

The ryokan has multiple public indoor baths, several open-air baths with views of a waterfall and ravine, a sauna, and a heated swimming pool for guests.

Yes, the property offers several private baths that can be reserved for exclusive use; availability and reservation procedures are handled through the front desk or at booking.

There is a shuttle service from JR Fukushima Station (typically from the west exit); for airport transfers you can arrange taxis or confirm any seasonal shuttle options with the ryokan in advance.

From JR Fukushima Station the ryokan is about a 30–40 minute drive by shuttle or taxi; from Fukushima Airport it is roughly a 70 km drive, and local buses to Tsuchiyu Onsen also serve the area.

Standard check‑in usually begins at 15:00 and check‑out is by 10:00, though exact times can vary by rate or room type so confirm at reservation.

Staff can assist in English and Japanese; some front‑desk team members provide English support for arrival and onsen guidance.

Pets are not permitted on the premises; service animals should be discussed with the ryokan in advance.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese meals, including multi-course kaiseki dinners and breakfast options that feature local Fukushima ingredients; notify the ryokan ahead of time for dietary requests.

Sansuiso sits in Tsuchiyu Onsen near a scenic two‑tier waterfall and Arakawa Gorge, with local attractions like kokeshi craft displays and natural sites; small shops and convenience stores are available in the onsen district, while larger supermarkets are in central Fukushima city.

Room capacity varies by type — options range from intimate twin rooms to traditional Japanese rooms with up to six futons; the property has eight rooms and a total capacity of about 28 guests.

Yes — the ryokan uses the local acidic hot spring, with two public baths (gender-switched at set times), an open-air bath, and some rooms offering private open-air baths.

Yes — a complimentary shuttle operates between Nihonmatsu Station and the ryokan on prior reservation (request at least three days before arrival); published times are roughly 15:10 departure from the station and 10:20 return from the ryokan.

Fukushima Airport is the closest at roughly 50–60 km; the usual route is airport → train or taxi to Nihonmatsu (or Koriyama) then the ryokan shuttle or a short taxi ride to Dake Onsen.

Staff primarily operate in Japanese and English support may be limited; guests with specific needs are advised to contact the ryokan in advance.

Meals focus on seasonal, locally sourced Japanese cuisine (multi-course kaiseki); two-person stays may be served in-room while larger parties dine in the ryokan’s dining area, and the atmosphere emphasizes Taisho-era wooden architecture and traditional hospitality.

The ryokan sits in the Dake Onsen area; regional highlights within driving distance include Nihonmatsu and outdoor destinations such as Mount Bandai and nearby Koriyama for day trips.

Take the train to Nihonmatsu Station and use the ryokan’s reserved shuttle or a taxi (approximately a 15–25 minute road transfer); buses also serve the Dake Onsen area from the station.

Check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is generally by 11:00; the ryokan offers luggage storage for guests before check-in or after check-out.

Some rooms have private open-air baths and the ryokan offers information about reservable private bathing where available; pets are not permitted, and there are convenience shops in the town and at nearby stations — staff can point you to the nearest supermarket or store.

Room sizes vary: most rooms sleep 2–4 guests and some suites can accommodate up to 5 people; check the room description when booking to confirm capacity.

The property offers public hot-spring baths and some suites have private in-room hot-spring tubs; there are also family/private baths that can be used by reservation.

Tattoos may restrict access to the public baths, and guests with visible tattoos could be refused entry to some bathing areas.

There is no regular public airport shuttle; guests typically use taxis, private transfer services, or ask the ryokan in advance to arrange a pickup.

The ryokan is in Higashiyama Onsen near Aizuwakamatsu city center (about a 10–15 minute drive), and Fukushima Airport is roughly 50–75 km away — expect around 1–1.5 hours by car depending on traffic.

English-speaking staff are available to assist guests, though availability may vary; please request any specific language assistance when you book.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese meals with seasonal Aizu ingredients, including multi-course dinners and a Japanese-style breakfast; notify the property in advance for dietary needs or allergies.

Popular nearby sights include Tsuruga-jo (Aizu Castle), Mount Iimori, the historic post town Ōuchi-juku, and the Higashiyama Onsen village itself — all are easily reached by short drives from the ryokan.

Aizu-Wakamatsu Station is the nearest major station (about 5 km), and from there taxis or local buses are the most convenient ways to reach the ryokan; driving is also straightforward with free on-site parking.

Pets are not accepted at the property; there are small shops in the Higashiyama onsen area, and larger supermarkets and convenience stores are located in Aizuwakamatsu city center a short drive away.

All rooms are traditional Japanese tatami rooms; the ryokan has about 50 rooms and some larger rooms can accommodate up to five people.

The ryokan uses a 100% natural sulfur spring (Takayu/Tamagoyu) with multiple bath areas, including a historic thatched bathhouse, open-air rock baths, a women-only outdoor bath and a public footbath.

Yes — a private open-air bath (a booked/kashikiri rotenburo) is available; ask the front desk to reserve one during your stay.

The ryokan’s policy restricts use of the public baths by guests with tattoos; contact the ryokan in advance to discuss private-bath options if needed.

There is a shuttle service between JR Fukushima Station and the ryokan; you should confirm or reserve the shuttle with the ryokan before arrival and verify exact pickup times.

Travel to JR Fukushima Station (the ryokan is about 16 km from the station) then use the ryokan shuttle or a taxi; from regional airports take a train or bus to Fukushima Station before transferring.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; limited English is available but guests with specific needs should notify the ryokan in advance.

The ryokan serves seasonal kaiseki-style dinners and locally sourced breakfasts in-house; please inform the ryokan ahead of time for dietary requests.

Pets are generally not accepted; please confirm with the ryokan if you have a special request. Shops are limited in the mountain onsen area, with the nearest convenience stores and supermarkets located in Fukushima city roughly 15–20 km away.

Standard check-in is 15:00 and check-out is 10:00; the ryokan can usually hold luggage for early arrivals or late departures — arrange this with the front desk.

Rooms include single and twin beds plus Japanese-style family rooms with futons; family rooms typically accommodate up to five people and some larger Japanese rooms sleep four or more. Please check the specific room type when booking.

Eirakukan operates multiple public baths with alternating male/female schedules; a day-use bathing window is offered (typically 10:00–18:00) and there are set morning and evening onsen hours. Follow the posted gender‑swap schedule and onsen rules at the property.

Yes, the ryokan offers rooms with private open‑air onsen (private rotenburo) that must be reserved as specific room types, usually intended for two guests. Reserve these rooms in advance as availability is limited.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; the easiest public route is Shinkansen to Koriyama then a local train to Bandai‑Atami Station, about a three‑minute walk to the ryokan. Guests arriving by car can use the free on‑site parking.

Staff are primarily Japanese but the team assists international guests and some English is spoken; many past guests note helpful service. If you need extensive support in English, contact the property in advance or use a translation app.

Expect a classic ryokan experience with tatami spaces, yukata for guests, Japanese‑style dinners and breakfast, public onsen and a sauna, plus leisure options such as karaoke and table tennis. Meals focus on local Fukushima ingredients and are served on site.

Nearby highlights include Mount Bandai and Lake Inawashiro, with Koriyama city sights and local cultural craft experiences within easy reach. Distances vary but these destinations are commonly visited from the ryokan.

Take the Shinkansen to Koriyama (about 75 minutes from Tokyo), transfer to a local train to Bandai‑Atami (around 14 minutes), then walk roughly three minutes to the property. Local taxis are also available from Koriyama station.

Standard check‑in is 15:00 and check‑out is 10:00. If you expect a late arrival, notify the ryokan in advance so they can note your arrival time.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan. There are convenience stores and small shops near Bandai‑Atami Station within a short walk for basic supplies.