20 Ryokan in Japan

A hot spring hotel with a mixed bathing open-air bath. There is a Radon hot spring as well. The main banquet hall has a stage, and a karaoke contest is held twice a month. You can enjoy taking a bath, and have fun drinking and singing.

"In and out of Kinosaki." One of the distinctive pleasures of Kinosaki is to put on a yukata, visit the various baths, and stroll around the town. We hope that our guests will actively spend their time doing so. For dinner, enjoy local cuisine at a variety of delicious restaurants while walking around the town of Kinosaki. The hotel has two private baths with authentic Finnish saunas. We have a small but effective wet sauna and a relaxation space. We are trying to create a new bathing culture with a private sauna space that has never been seen in Kinosaki before. For breakfast the next morning, we will prepare a simple breakfast that will warm your heart and make you feel good. We offer freshly cooked rice from Tajima, which is considered to be particularly delicious even in the rice-producing region of Hyogo, miso soup, local chicken eggs, and more.

At the famous natural cave hot spring, you can take a long bath while looking out at the waterfall and greenery across the river. The meals are simple, creative cuisine that takes advantage of the bounty of the mountains, including homemade rice. It's not anything flashy, but it's a relaxing inn that makes you feel at ease just by being there.