20 Ryokan in Japan

A five-room inn nestled beyond the residential area of Kawana in Ito City.Hot spring water drawn from a private source about 200 meters underground luxuriously fills the bathtubs in every guest room. Each guest room is a combined Japanese-Western style room with two connected spaces, totaling 12 tatami mats in size.Each room features an open-air bath on the terrace, offering views of the prestigious 'Kawana Hotel Golf Course' and 'Sagami Bay.' Additionally, the two special rooms include garden open-air baths with reclining tubs, accessible via stairs leading down from the terrace. These rooms have three bathing areas: an 'indoor cypress bath,' a 'terrace open-air bath,' and a 'garden open-air bath.'Guests can indulge in an endless hot spring experience to their heart's content. Meals featuring seasonal ingredients from Izu are served in private dining rooms.

Starry night tours, early morning sea of clouds harbor, hiking Mount Ena—one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, outdoor activities like tennis and skiing, and seasonal landscapes. 'A must-see in spring: the scenery of a peach blossom paradise.'

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.