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I recommend Lake Suwa in Nagano Prefecture. There are many sake breweries around Lake Suwa. You can also enjoy Kami-Suwa Onsen and Shinshu's local cuisine. At this inn, you can compare the taste of Suwa's famous sake. Coupons are also available for those who want to visit the sake breweries, so please inquire at reception desk.

It is about a 3-minute walk from Arawayunomachi Station. It is a high-class Ryokan (Japanese inn) that costs over 30,000 yen per night. In winter, they mainly serve crab dishes. You can enjoy snow crab Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）and fatty Wakasa puffer fish in the cold. The large public bath is designed all the way up to the ceiling, which is also worth seeing.

The private baths at Shogetsutei have great views and are each unique, with a Japanese, Balinese, and Chinese style. The large open-air bath is also located in the middle of nature, which is also wonderful. The wide selection of food options is also a nice touch. They also provide transportation, so please make use of this when Visiting hot springs.

Kappo Ryokan (Japanese inn) Seito is an inn where you can enjoy the fresh seafood and mountain delicacies of Minami Boso. Each plan offers a variety of fresh, natural delicacies such as shrimp and abalone. The large public bath is not a hot spring, but the beauty water, which uses a large amount of Dead Sea salt, is said to have a great detoxifying effect as well as a skin-beautifying effect. The Boso Peninsula is easily accessible from the city center and is recommended as a nearby resort area where you can have a special experience.

This inn has a room called Taikan, which is recommended for those who want to relax. It has a 15-tatami main room and a 6-tatami tea room, and is a wonderful room where you can enjoy nature from two sides. There is a private open-air stone bath in the garden, so you can enjoy the hot springs without any worries. We had our meal in a private room. The Wakasa beef was delicious and we were very satisfied, as well as the seafood that is unique to Wakasa. They came to pick us up at Awara Onsen Station, so it was easy to drop in.

Itoen Hotel Kusatsu offers reasonable accommodation rates, but you can enjoy hot springs that 100% natural hot spring. There are also plenty of facilities, including a sauna. There is also a private bath with an open-air bath, so married couple can enjoy the hot springs at their leisure without worrying about others around them. There are also rooms with semi-open-air baths, which are not hot springs, but are also recommended. Meals include dishes that make generous use of ingredients unique to Gunma Prefecture and local cuisine from northern Kanto.

Nagataya has three private baths, so I think your wife can take a bath without worrying about others. The bathroom and changing room are spacious, and there is also a washing area, which is nice.

This hotel is just a short walk from Nagano Station, and there is a convenience store nearby, so it is easy to buy snacks. There is a specialty sake store in the shopping district, so you can compare authentic Japanese sake. Miso is also sold and the detailed explanation makes it easy to choose. The rooms are simple business hotels, so the price is reasonable, and you can soak in the hot spring bath.

Tamaki, a hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Ikaho Onsen, Gunma Prefecture, is proud of kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）that makes use of the bounty of the mountains and sea of Joshu. The dishes, which use locally caught river fish and fresh seasonal ingredients, are all carefully prepared one by one. The colorful small dishes lined up are also beautiful. You can relax and enjoy the source of Ikaho Onsen in two different types of large baths.

I would like to introduce "Yayeikan" in Hakone. Both breakfast and dinner meals can be delivered to your room. married couple can enjoy a relaxing meal together. Another great point is that you can use the private bath for free, and there are also rooms with open-air baths. It is also easily accessible from Hakone-Yumoto Station, so I highly recommend it.

Tsuki no Shizuku, a hideaway from the noise, is a 10-minute walk from Kinosaki Onsen Station, making it convenient for Visiting hot springs. This 12-room hideaway is located on a quiet hilltop in the hot spring town, and the guest rooms are calming Japanese-style rooms, some of which have semi-open-air baths. In addition to the large granite bath, the inn also has a private stone indoor bath and a private cypress semi-open-air bath, allowing you to enjoy the hot springs in style. Dinner is an authentic kaiseki meal made with local seasonal ingredients, and the Tajima beef, abalone, and crab are delicious. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, so you can enjoy your meal at your leisure.

This inn draws water from the oldest hot spring in Kusatsu, the Shirahata Onsen, and the bathhouse keeper manages the temperature without adding water or heating. There are a total of six indoor and outdoor baths that use this water. There are also three other types of private baths that can be reserved after checking in. It is just a short walk from the Yubatake, making it convenient for sightseeing.

This hotel draws in water from three different sources. You can use the large indoor bath and the open-air bath 24 hours a day, except during cleaning hours (10:00-14:00). If you have a budget of around 20,000 to 30,000 yen, there is a plan that allows you to have breakfast and dinner in a private room and stay in a room with an open-air bath, so I recommend choosing that plan.

This is a natural hot spring inn located along the river in Kinosaki Onsen. In addition to indoor baths, there are a wide variety of baths, including private open-air baths and rooms with open-air baths, so we recommend it. Another nice feature is that they also offer a yukata rental service.

Yamamotoya is located along the Oike River that runs through the center of Kinosaki Onsen, in the middle of the hot spring town, making it a convenient location for sightseeing and walking around town. The inn has a calm and relaxing atmosphere, and in addition to separate baths for men and women, there is also a private open-air bath. A colorful yukata service is also available for women, so it is also recommended for a date in the hot spring town. In addition, the meals made with various seafood and mountain produce from Hyogo Prefecture, a treasure trove of ingredients, are also popular, allowing you to fully enjoy your hot spring trip in Northern Kinki.

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) with one of the largest garden open-air baths in the Hokuriku region. You can also enjoy a variety of other baths, such as a flower-viewing bath and a ceramic bath. There are also rooms with gorgeous open-air baths 100% natural hot spring, perfect for anniversaries, so you can spend your time in even more luxury.

If you are looking for a hot spring in the Kanto region where the food is really delicious, why not try "Maholova Mines Miura"? This inn is located on the seaside in Miura, and you can enjoy natural hot springs in the baths. The room rates are reasonable, but the rooms are very spacious, so you can relax and enjoy your stay. There is a convenient shuttle service from the nearest station. It also has an all-you-can-eat buffet with tuna dishes, so it is a recommended inn in terms of the volume of the food.

The hot spring water flows into the bathtub through underground pipes from the Yubatake hot spring, which boasts a natural flow of over 32,300 liters per minute. You can enjoy bathing without any worries in the two private garden baths, which are decorated with small gardens. For dinner, you can choose to eat locally produced Joshu beef cooked in a variety of ways: sukiyaki, Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）, or teppanyaki.

How about touring the sake breweries along the Koshu Kaido road, known as the "Five Breweries Tour"? It's easy to get to from Kami-Suwa Station. The "Gokuraku Brewery Tour" ticket, which is held all year round, is a good deal. For a place to stay, I recommend Kami-Suwa Onsen Shinyu. They have a wide selection of local Shinshu sake. You can also enjoy the hot springs, which have fully tiled baths and tatami baths.