20 Ryokan in Japan

Tateyama Station is right in front! At the Tateyama Station 'ticket counter,' you can make reservations for specific departure times on the Tateyama Cable Car. On the morning of the day, you can purchase your ticket and relax in your room until your departure time. This is one of the appealing points. The bath at Senjusou features natural hot springs created by the sacred Mount Tateyama!You can feel the blessings of the earth on your skin. (Our facility offers a traditional Japanese-style bath.There are no separate shower booths.) For meals, we prepare seasonal dishes using fresh fish caught in Toyama Bay and wild vegetables harvested from Tateyama.Enjoy plenty of Toyama-grown Koshihikari rice to your heart's content! ※Please note that movement within the facility involves stairs. ※Rooms do not include private baths or toilets; these are shared facilities. The baths inside the facility are separate for men and women. The toilets inside the facility are separate for men and women and include cleaning systems.

This is a well-established inn filled with an atmosphere from the Edo period (1800 - 1968). Pillars and beams gleam in black, showing the building's history. You can enjoy meals full of seafood caught in the nearby sea in your room for both breakfast and dinner.

A hot spring inn housed in a traditional farmhouse at the foot of the Northern Alps in Okuhida Onsen-go, preserving the nostalgic countryside atmosphere. It intentionally retains some of the inconveniences absent in urban life, offering a charmingly simple space where you can experience the sentimental ambiance of Japan's good old days. The inn provides Japanese-style rooms with varying atmospheres, and from the outdoor hot spring baths using natural spring water, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Yarigatake. For dinner, we offer warm hospitality unique to the mountain village with Japanese banquet cuisine featuring Hida beef and seasonal mountain delicacies.