20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

This is an inn located at the foot of the mountain where the ruins of Iwamura Castle, selected as one of Japan's 100 famous castles and one of the three great mountain castles, are situated. The exterior reflects the atmosphere of a Ninomaru (second bailey).The high atrium lobby designed in the style of gassho-zukuri (traditional Japanese architecture), along with the dining hall's large space featuring thick beams, creates a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of the Showa era.

Set amidst a 10,000-tsubo estate with a clear stream flowing through, the villa Satoyama no Bettei Shimoda Central Hotel offers an abundance of natural hot spring water and a leisurely experience. In the nostalgic and beautiful landscapes of Satoyama, which change richly with the seasons, guests can immerse themselves in the scenery, relax in the hot springs, and savor seasonal local ingredients.A place where each guest can spend their own 'Satoyama time' as they wish.This is an inn where such indulgence is permitted.

A hidden hot spring inn located in front of the famous waterfall of Minamiboso, "Awamata Falls," situated in Yoro Valley in the south-central part of Chiba Prefecture.Otaki Town, which includes Yoro Valley, has long been an important trading hub where mountain and sea products intersect.Despite being a mountain inn, you can enjoy carefully selected delicacies from the mountains and seas of Minamiboso.The hot spring was named "Fossil Bath" because a sea urchin fossil from about 120 million years ago was discovered during its excavation. Its components are effective for skin diseases, burns, and wounds, earning it the nickname "Beauty Bath."Relax and unwind while surrounded by the majestic nature of inner Boso Peninsula.