20 Ryokan in Japan

A lodge located in Myojin, the central area of Kamikochi.From the entrance of Kamikochi, 3 km from the Kamikochi bus terminal through the Konashidaira campsite, it takes about 45 minutes of walking on flat forest terrain to get here, accessible only by backpack. Even if you don't bring anything, there are shower toilets, amenities, and Wi-Fi available.From the lounge on the second floor and the observation bath SPA on the second floor, you can enjoy mountain scenery. A quiet lodge that originated as a samurai residence over 400 years ago due to its safe and flat natural environment. The location of Myojinkan is called Myojin.Untouched natural landscapes remain, and you can gaze up at the sharp mountain peaks towering at an angle of 40 degrees.There is no urban atmosphere here. Within about a 3-minute walk, you can find the Azusa River, Myojin Bridge, and Myojin Pond.In Myojin, there are numerous scenic spots such as the left bank path of the Azusa River before reaching Myojin, Myojin itself, and the mountain views from the Azusa Riverbed at the entrance to Tokugo Pass. The area around Myojin is the largest treasure trove of alpine plants in Kamikochi, including clusters of anemones, and about 100 species of wild birds are observed annually.Around October 20th, you can see the natural larch trees turning red in clusters. Myojin Square has public restrooms.Myojin Hall has a café.During lunchtime, there are times when day-trippers are abundant. Due to the surrounding forested area, ponds, and the Azusa River, the annual maximum temperature remains below 28°C. Since early mornings are consistently more likely to be clear, extended stays are recommended.

A long-established hotel which has been in business for more than 300 years. The classic rooms have ambience and the two hot spring sources on the premises are rich in both quality and quantity. Th inn proudly offers the hot spring as well as seasonal kaiseki (traditional multi-course Japanese dinner) cuisine. The hotel is a nationally registered tangible cultural property.

Drawing source water seeping from the deposits of the former Kosan Mine, we have been heating it as mineral spring water and offering it to locals and visitors from outside the prefecture for over 60 years.Currently, we operate as a hot spring called 'Onseki-sen,' where the mineral deposits (ores) are laid at the bottom of the bathtub and heated. It warms your body thoroughly to the core, enhancing blood circulation and revitalizing the body.The water retains warmth well, promotes sweating, and is excellent for improving health. You can check the facility overview on our inn's website.Additionally, there is an Instagram icon at the bottom of the website, where you can view meals such as dinner and banquet dishes.

It's a small inn, but since it is built on a slope, there are many stairs. The building has three levels: from the top, 【Front desk (1st floor), Guest rooms (B1), Guest rooms (B2) and the passageway to the bath】, and there is no elevator.For check-in, check-out, and moving to the dining area, you will need to use the spiral staircase.