Good access to the hiking trail of Mt. Jinba. The open-air style cypress bath has a view of deep green trees in Mt.Jinba. Inoshishinabe (hot pot cooked with wild boar meat), river fish and horse sashimi are served for meals and they are very popular.
This guesthouse is a repurposed former school (now a community center) located on a remote island in the Seto Inland Sea. You can experience a nostalgic landscape reminiscent of Japanese anime.
The building has a stylish bow-shaped appearance in the motif of Kujukuri-hama Beach. The rooms all face the ocean. The large bathhouse is opened 30 minutes prior to sunrise. Equipped with a tennis court and a heated swimming pool, it is one of the largest-scaled Kokumin-shukushas (inexpensive hotel operated by a local government) in the country.
A long-established inn founded in 1625. The elegant and majestic old building is a Giyofu architecture (mimicked Western-style architecture) of the Meiji Period combining stone and wood buildings. In 2002, it was designated as an important cultural property.
It stands on a hill which looks down on Ashigara-heiya plain, and all rooms have a view of the mountains of Tanzawa and Hakone. From the large public bath, the magnificent Mount Fuji can be viewed. The kaiseki (traditional course meal) menu is changed every 2 months.