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.

Room types range from single to family-style; capacity varies by room so please contact the ryokan with your party size to confirm bedding and room allocation.

Yes — the ryokan uses a natural source (gensen kakenagashi) and offers indoor and riverside open-air bathing sourced from the local spring.

Guest bathing is available around the clock with scheduled cleaning in the late morning/early afternoon; a reservable private (kashikiri) bath is offered for staying guests by prior arrangement.

Yes — Hottoyuda (Hotto-yuda) is served by a shared ‘Yukemuri Taxi’ (about 5 minutes to the ryokan); you must reserve it in advance through the ryokan.

The nearest airport is Iwate Hanamaki (around 50–55 km); typical travel is Shinkansen to Kitakami, JR Kitakami Line to Hottoyuda station, then the short Yukemuri Taxi to the ryokan.

The ryokan can assist in basic English and has multilingual staff support for common guest needs; please notify them in advance for specific language assistance.

Meals focus on seasonal, local ingredients; dinner and breakfast are served in private dining rooms to preserve privacy and an authentic regional dining experience.

Nearby highlights include river-side scenery and hiking in the Yunokawa onsen area, Akita Furusato Village, a local muvalley attraction, and regional ski areas roughly 15–20 km away depending on season.

On-site parking is available and the property is car-friendly; public transport access is by train to Hottoyuda station followed by the local taxi transfer — many guests combine train and taxi.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 11:00; if you expect a late arrival or need special assistance, contact the ryokan in advance by phone.

Most suites are designed for two guests, though some room types can accommodate up to four; children over 13 are accepted and cribs or extra beds are not available.

Yes — every room at Jusangatsu features its own open‑air onsen bath overlooking the river, so you can enjoy the hot spring privately in your suite.

The onsen baths use 100% natural spring water supplied kake‑nagashi (no reheating, no added water, no circulation), preserving the source’s original quality.

There is no regular public airport shuttle listed; guests typically take a taxi or private transfer from Iwate Hanamaki Airport (roughly 20 km) or arrange rental cars.

The ryokan is roughly 20 km from Iwate Hanamaki Airport and about 20–25 km from Shin‑Hanamaki/Kitakami stations; taxis or a rental car are the most convenient options and free private parking is available on site.

Standard check‑in begins at 3:00 PM (please arrive by the property’s latest check‑in hour) and check‑out is by 11:00 AM, with an early check‑out window available in the morning hours.

Yes — the property lists both Japanese and English among the languages spoken by staff.

There is one on‑site restaurant serving Asian cuisine with breakfast and dinner options; meals are prepared using local seasonal ingredients and served in the ryokan’s dining spaces.

Pets are not allowed on the property; your room’s open‑air onsen is private, while the public baths are communal and generally not reservable — contact the ryokan if you need an arranged private use option.

Nearby highlights include the Miyazawa Kenji memorial/fairy‑tale sites, Namari Onsen ski area, scenic Toyosawa River views and local seasonal activities such as skiing and riverside walks, all within a short drive.

Room types include Japanese-style rooms with up to four futons (suitable for families) and twin rooms for two; capacity varies by room so confirm your chosen room when booking.

Yes, Kashoen offers hot-spring facilities including public baths, outdoor onsen and a sauna, and some room types include private open-air baths.

A complimentary shuttle runs from JR Shin-Hanamaki Station (scheduled pick-ups are published by the property), otherwise taxis are available for the roughly 20–30 minute drive.

The property is about 7 km from Iwate Hanamaki Airport (around 15 minutes by car) and roughly 12 km from Shin-Hanamaki Station (about a 20–30 minute taxi ride).

Staff are primarily Japanese and the ryokan provides English support for international guests; contact the property in advance for specific requests requiring language assistance.

Most plans include traditional kaiseki dinner and breakfast, guests are provided yukata, and service follows a classic ryokan style with options for in-room or dining-hall service depending on your reservation.

Nearby highlights include the Kenji Miyazawa Memorial Museum and regional walking/hiking routes; the area also offers seasonal activities such as local ski slopes and nature trails within short driving distance.

Some room types have private open-air baths for exclusive use, while public onsen remain shared; pets are not permitted on the property.

Check-in typically begins at 15:00 (last arrival times may be listed by the ryokan) and check-out is by 11:00; inform the property of your estimated arrival time, especially if you need the shuttle.

Kashoen has on-site dining and a bar and offers basic in-room amenities and a small fridge; supermarkets and a wider selection of shops and restaurants are available within a short drive in Hanamaki city.

Rooms range from standard two-person layouts to family-style rooms with beds and additional futons, accommodating roughly 2 up to about 5–6 guests depending on the room type chosen.

Yes — the ryokan offers natural hot spring facilities including indoor baths and an open-air (rotenburo) with views of the surrounding river and mountains, plus a public sauna.

A complimentary shuttle service runs from Hanamaki Station on request; Iwate Hanamaki Airport is nearby (about 18 km / 11 miles) and is commonly reached via the station connection.

Standard check‑in begins at 15:00 (3:00 PM) and check‑out is by 10:00 (10:00 AM).

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English-language support is limited, so basic Japanese or a translation app can help with communication.

Meals focus on seasonal Iwate ingredients with multi-course Japanese dinners and a hearty breakfast served in the on‑site restaurant or dining area.

The property highlights public indoor and outdoor hot spring baths; dedicated private or reservable family baths are not listed on the public booking information and may be limited, so availability should be confirmed in advance.

The ryokan offers family rooms and is suitable for families; pets are not permitted on the property.

Yukaen is a base for Hanamaki area attractions such as the Miyazawa Kenji Memorial Museum and nearby ski areas, plus local gardens and hot spring spots within roughly 20–25 km.

There is free on‑site parking and complimentary Wi‑Fi in public areas; the ryokan is in a rural hot‑spring area, so larger supermarkets and full shopping facilities are located in Hanamaki city about 20 km away.

Rooms are mainly Japanese-style (19 rooms) plus one Western room; Japanese rooms use futons and accommodate from about 2 up to 6 guests depending on the room type — confirm exact occupancy when booking.

The ryokan has two separate natural hot spring sources with different water qualities, a large indoor bath, an open-air bath with mountain views and a sauna for guests to use.

Private or reservable baths are not listed among the standard facilities; contact the property directly before arrival to ask about any private-bath options or reservations.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; the nearest airport is Iwate-Hanamaki (about 47 km), and local buses run to Himekayu from the JR Mizusawa area (roughly 30–40 minutes); the property asks guests to inform them of arrival times.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; the official site offers English information but English support at the front desk may be limited, so contact the ryokan in advance if you need assistance in English.

Standard check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00, and check-out is between 08:00 and 10:00; you should notify the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance.

This property does not accept children, and pets are not permitted on the premises.

The ryokan is in a rural area with no supermarket on site; the nearest convenience stores and supermarkets are in the wider Mizusawa/Esashi area and are typically a 20–40 minute drive away, so plan accordingly.

Meals focus on local seasonal Japanese cuisine — dinner is usually a set Japanese course and breakfast is served buffet-style; private dining rooms and banquet facilities are available for meals.

Highlights include Mount Yakeishi (about 5 minutes by car), the nearby dam/Oshu Lake and Himekayu ski area; historic sites such as Hiraizumi and Esashi Fujiwara Heritage Park are around 40–45 minutes by car for day trips.

Traditional Japanese rooms use futons and can sleep up to four guests; standard twin rooms sleep two. There are no cots or extra beds, and children of all ages are accepted.

The ryokan offers gender-separated indoor baths and open-air baths. Onsen hours are generally 16:00–24:00 and 06:00–09:00.

Guests with tattoos may be refused access to public bathing areas; please contact the property in advance to discuss alternatives or private options.

A free shuttle runs from JR Hiraizumi Station (departures about 14:30 and 16:40) with returns around 09:00 and 10:00; you should notify the ryokan of your arrival time in advance. The nearest airport is Iwate Hanamaki Airport, roughly 60 km away, and free parking is available for guests who drive.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English support may be limited but the property provides guidance materials for foreign guests and will assist with basic requests if informed ahead of arrival.

Shizukatei runs seasonal cultural programs such as handmade soba noodle classes, vegetable dyeing, sutra-copying, guided morning walks and other local workshops. Ask when booking to reserve specific activities.

The UNESCO sites Chuson-ji (Konjikidō) and Motsu-ji temples are nearby, and other recommended visits include Takkoku no Iwaya and Iwate Safari Park. The ryokan can arrange shuttle trips to local temples on request.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 19:00 and check-out is by 10:00. You must inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance, especially if you need the station shuttle.

The property primarily offers gender-separated public indoor and outdoor baths; private/reservable baths may be possible on request—contact the ryokan before arrival to confirm availability.

There are no convenience stores or supermarkets in the immediate neighborhood; the nearest convenience store (Family Mart) is near JR Hiraizumi Station. Pets are not permitted at the property.

Room types include family rooms and some Japanese-style rooms that sleep up to 5 guests, quadruple rooms for 4, doubles and twins for 2; no extra beds or baby cots are available.

The hotel offers public indoor onsen, an outdoor (open-air) onsen and a sauna; private (family/kashikiri) baths are available but may need to be reserved or are subject to seasonal availability—ask the front desk.

The property operates shuttle service to the Appi Kogen ski area and can provide arrival/departure transfers if arranged in advance; please notify the hotel of your arrival time to reserve the shuttle.

The nearest airport is Iwate-Hanamaki (about 78 km away); travellers typically use a rental car, taxi or arranged transfer to reach the hotel.

Staff are primarily Japanese speakers; some staff can assist in basic English, so bring a translation app or confirm language support before arrival if you need detailed English assistance.

Rooms range from Japanese-style tatami with futons to Western twin/double rooms, and the ryokan offers traditional Japanese meals and onsen bathing for an authentic local stay.

The hotel is located in Appi Kogen beside the ski resort and close to outdoor activities such as skiing, golf and hiking; larger towns and national-park scenery (Towada‑Hachimantai region) are within driving distance.

The hotel provides free private on-site parking for guests; taxis and car rentals are common for reaching the area from nearby train stations and airports.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 22:00 and check-out is until 10:00 (some sources show check-out windows from 07:00–10:00); please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time in advance.

Pets are not permitted; private onsen can be booked (availability may vary by season), and while the hotel has a souvenir shop and small resort shops, there is no full supermarket on-site—ask reception for the nearest convenience or supermarket locations.

Rooms range from twin and standard rooms for two guests to family rooms that can sleep up to six; the suite can accommodate up to five using a king bed plus futons.

Yes — ITSUMU features a natural hot spring with a semi-open large public bath overlooking the garden, and some suites include a private onsen-style bath.

No regular airport shuttle is listed; the nearest airport is Hanamaki (about 52 km). Guests commonly use taxis or rental cars, and the ryokan can be contacted for special transfer arrangements.

The closest airport is Iwate/Hanamaki Airport, approximately 52 km from the property.

Japanese is the primary language; staff have assisted international guests but English support may be limited, so please contact the ryokan in advance if you require confirmed English-language assistance.

Meals emphasize seasonal local ingredients — for example Maesawa beef and regional fish — served in traditional set menus (kaiseki-style dinners and breakfast options).

The ryokan is a short drive from Chuson-ji (about five minutes) and is conveniently located for visits to Motsu-ji, Geibikei Gorge and other Hiraizumi heritage sites.

The nearest major station is Ichinoseki (around 13 km); from there you can take a local bus or taxi, though many guests arrive by taxi or rental car — free on-site parking is available.

Check-in and check-out times can vary by rate and plan; please confirm the exact times on your booking confirmation or by contacting the ryokan directly.

Some suites offer in-room private onsen baths; the property’s pet policy is not explicitly listed so you should confirm with the ryokan before travelling; restaurants and convenience stores are available a short drive away in Hiraizumi town.

Rooms include twin Western rooms for two and Japanese-style rooms with futons for families (typically 4–5 futons for family rooms); check availability for exact occupancy per room type. Cribs and extra beds are not available.

The property has multiple natural onsen and open-air baths that are primarily public; general bathing hours are morning (about 5:30–10:00) and afternoon to late evening (around 14:00–24:00). For specific bath areas and timing, confirm at check‑in.

Private rental of onsen is not listed as a standard service; if you need a private option for a group, contact the hotel directly to ask about special arrangements. Availability for private use may be limited.

A complimentary shuttle runs between JR Morioka Station (West Exit) and the hotel with several scheduled departures each day; reservations are required by the previous day. From the airport, transfers typically go via Morioka Station where you can catch the hotel shuttle.

The ryokan is roughly an hour by public transport/car from Iwate Hanamaki Airport (about 60 km/40 miles); common routes are a train or bus to Morioka Station followed by the hotel shuttle, or a direct taxi/rental car. Check timings and shuttle reservations in advance.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 (3:00 PM) until around 19:00 (7:00 PM) and check-out is by 10:00 AM. If you expect to arrive outside those hours, notify the hotel ahead of time.

Pets are not allowed on the property. For private hire or exclusive group use of facilities, contact the hotel’s reservations team to discuss options and availability.

There is an on-site shop open in the morning and evening for snacks and basic items. For a full supermarket selection you will likely need to visit Morioka or the nearest town; the front desk can give directions.

The ryokan serves buffet-style meals featuring local Iwate ingredients; breakfast is generally 07:00–09:00 and dinner around 17:30–20:30, with a lunch service for visitors mid-day. Meal plans are commonly offered with accommodation bookings.

Japanese is the primary language, but the website and some signage are available in English and staff can assist in English to a degree. Expect a traditional ryokan experience with tatami or futon rooms, yukata, communal onsen bathing, and regional buffet cuisine.