20 Ryokan in Tokyo and Surroundings

Exclusive to one group per reservation.Can accommodate around 9 people.Self-catering. A spacious facility where children can run around freely.Total of 5 rooms. Features rare amenities in South Shinshu, including a free-form dining kitchen, a 10-tatami mat hallway for lounging, a spacious dressing room and bathroom, and a warm wood stove in winter. 　 Parking: Capacity for 8 vehicles (indoor space for 2 vehicles with automatic shutters,and outdoor space for 6 vehicles).Free WiFi. In the outdoor parking lot, you can enjoy stargazing while drinking on a sheet. BBQ House: Located on a hilltop, accommodating up to 10 people. No time limit, singing, fireworks, and lively gatherings are allowed; stargazing is also possible. BBQ facility includes equipment such as grills, nets, firewood, tables, chairs, dishes, chopsticks, and lighting.Guests are requested to prepare their own food, sauces, and charcoal. Usage fee is 1500 yen per session. Farm experience available. For self-cooking, you can harvest fresh vegetables, wild plants, and shiitake mushrooms from the facility's fields or nearby areas. Easy-to-understand lodging: Along Prefectural Route 237.

Yoshiokaya is a guesthouse located in a place surrounded by nature.Please enjoy a relaxing time.

A long-established inn with a 140-year history, carrying on Meiji-era traditions.From the naturally gushing hot spring source comes a milky white bath with a bluish tint, often compared to celadon.Enjoy seasonal local ingredients brought by the abundant nature and climate, and spend a relaxing moment.

A ryokan in Chikuma City, Kamiyamada Onsen.A total of 8 rooms. All guest rooms come with an open-air bath and feature natural hot spring water, allowing for a relaxing experience.