20 Ryokan in Japan

A hidden inn for adults only in Tango, Kyoto, standing on a hill overlooking the Sea of Japan. Please enjoy the seasonal tastes of Tango in your room, as well as the large communal bath that can be used 24 hours a day. 8 minutes to Ine Funaya

Kakeyu Onsen has a long history as a hot spring therapeutic area (hot spring healing resort), and even today, many people come to the hot springs to recover their health. Tsuruya Ryokan has been operating as a hot spring inn for over 330 years. Blessed with a location along the valley, you can enjoy the nature of the four seasons from your room and bath. There is also a promenade and suspension bridge near the inn, providing you with a relaxing time and environment. The building is barrier-free and wheelchair accessible. You can bathe in the highly effective hot spring water, which is also drinkable, at different temperatures, and you can receive bathing instructions from a hot spring therapeutic instructor. To make your stay comfortable, the menu changes daily and uses local ingredients as much as possible.

A long-established inn in Ureshino Onsen that was founded in 1922, it has a quiet location surrounded by cedar trees. It was designed by the late Junzo Yoshimura, who also designed the basic design of the new Imperial Palace. Sister properties Shiiba Sanso and Seiryu are also popular.