20 Ryokan in Japan

This villa is an adults-only accommodation consisting of six completely independent units, each equipped with an open-air hot spring bath. The guest rooms include the symbolic building of the villa, 'Zuiu,' which was relocated from a 150-year-old traditional house from the Tohoku region, and a total of six units: 'Ginzen,' 'Kandachi,' 'Tenkyu,' 'Seiro,' and 'Komoku.' The standard five units are approximately 70㎡, featuring one bedroom, a Japanese-style room, a living room, a deck terrace, and an open-air hot spring bath. 'Zuiu' has two bedrooms, a living room, a tea room, and is equipped with a sauna in the bathroom. The premises, surrounded by bamboo groves, include a biotope pond where fireflies may dance in early summer. You can stroll around the garden where mountain wildflowers bloom, or visit the sister facilities 'Kashoen' or 'Villa Fuuka', to enjoy time at the large communal baths, saunas, or lounge terraces, which are also recommended. Meals are served in a private dining room called 'Amatsumizu,' offering seasonal specialties from Tango and Tajima. Freshly caught seafood, premium Tajima beef, vibrant local vegetables, and glossy Tango Koshihikari cooked in an earthen pot will be prepared for you. We will prepare dishes that allow you to fully enjoy the strength and unique qualities of the ingredients.

A hot spring inn located at the entrance of the Okuchichibu onsen (hot spring), it has a main building with 6 guest rooms as well as an annex building. It boasts refined hot springs such as an open-air bath surrounded by a bamboo forest, and iwaburo (a bath made using rocks). Their local vegetable-centric original dishes are popular for going well with local sake (Japanese rice wine).