20 Ryokan in Japan

Yumori 12th generation. An inn that boasts a large public bath made of natural Akita cedar, four hot springs with different tastes, and handmade dishes made with carefully selected ingredients by the proprietress. Enjoy Akita accent hospitality to your heart's content. A 5-minute walk to Daifunto All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi

The final check-in time at our hotel is 6:00pm. If we do not hear from you after that time, your reservation will be considered cancelled.

[※※Notes for using our hotel's "Tsuki no Akari" (please read carefully)※※] Please be sure to check the following before using the hotel to avoid any discrepancies in the operation of the facility. ■About Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi is only available around the lounge. You cannot specify rooms where Wi-Fi can be used. Depending on the location or the signal conditions, you may be able to use it in your room, but please understand that we cannot guarantee its use. ■About services: As this hotel is a non-service facility, we are able to offer reasonable prices. There are staff on-site for safety reasons, but please note that they are not service staff. ■About taking away and theft of items: Our hotel has security cameras and staff patrol the building. Recently, there have been cases of items being taken away and theft, and we will take action based on police reports and security camera footage. Please refrain from taking away items and fixtures from the hotel.

A typical Japanese ryokan in a traditional building of early Showa Period located along the approach to the Hasedera Temple. The handrail called Kouran installed outside of the building on the second floor has special ambiance.