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When it comes to long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Dogo onsen(hot spring), there's Funaya, which was founded 390 years ago and is a Ryokan (Japanese inn) that even Japanese people dream of staying at at least once. Funaya was founded during the Edo period, even before the main building of Dogo onsen(hot spring), and has hosted many famous Japanese guests, including Emperor Showa. If you're coming all the way to Japan to stay overnight, we recommend a Japanese-style room. If you stay on the Club Floor (special rooms) on the 7th and 8th floors, the bath in your room will be made of cypress and will be filled with hot water from Dogo onsen(hot spring). Of course, there is a large public bath, but if you don't like being naked in public, there is also a foot bath in the garden. Dogo onsen(hot spring) has many dining options, but dinner at Funaya is prepared by top-class chefs, offering both Japanese and Western cuisine, so be sure to book a stay with meals included!

仙台駅に隣接するアクセス抜群のホテルです。美味しい牛タンを食べることができる鉄板焼きのレストランが入っているのでおすすめいたします。駅周辺には牛タン以外でも松島の牡蠣や塩竃のお寿司など美味しいグルメのお店があります。仙台グルメを楽しんでください。

This hotel is convenient for accessing Shika-no-yu at the foot of Mt. Nasu. The hotel is located in Nasu Yumoto Onsen. Shika-no-yu is 1.1 km away, and can be reached in 3 minutes by car. It has twin rooms suitable for couples, so it is recommended. The accommodation price is also within budget, with plans starting from 10,800 yen for one night with two meals. The hotel is proud of its extensive Buffet meals, including tuna sashimi, sushi, freshly fried tempura, and chilled chawanmushi made with Nasu Goyo eggs.

If you're looking for a luxurious stay, this inn has rooms with open-air baths with a view. You can also rent out a hot spring that combines a rock sauna and a hot spring. Meals include kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with Tajima beef, crab, and fresh local ingredients, making for a truly luxurious stay. (There are various plans, so please have a look and choose one to enjoy.)

野沢温泉で地元グルメが味わえるお宿でしたらこちらをおすすめします。昔ながらの雰囲気がとっても素敵なホテルです。お部屋も昔の雰囲気が漂う和室で寛げます。食事は、信州ならではの、季節ごとの旬な食材をつかった会席料理でとてもおいしいです。

The hotel is conveniently located just 30 seconds walk from Yokote Station. There are five places to eat dinner, including a Japanese restaurant with a Kiritanpo hotpot set meal. Breakfast is a Japanese set meal made with local Akita ingredients. The room was spacious and comfortable.

If you are looking for a Japanese-style hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Dogo Onsen that will please your foreign friends, how about this inn? Dinner here is a Japanese kaiseki meal centered on seafood and vegetables from the Seto Inland Sea. The hot spring is a hypotonic, weakly alkaline spring, which is said to be effective for joint pain and neuralgia. Highly recommended.

How about Dogo-kan? It’s a hotel where you can really savor the atmosphere of a traditional ryokan and relax in a beautiful Japanese-style room. You can experience sleeping on a futon on the tatami (straw mat) floor, or if you prefer a bed, they offer Japanese-Modern Twin rooms. The hotel also features a Teahouse (Chashitsu), and guests in the special rooms can enjoy a complimentary bowl of matcha (green tea) there on Saturday and Sunday evenings. Both the large communal bath and the open-air bath (Rotenburo) use the natural hot spring water; the open-air bath, in particular, offers a fantastic, natural setting. If you're looking for a special experience, Dogo-kan is a great recommendation!

The view from the open-air bath is outstanding. I was able to enjoy the hot springs at a leisurely pace while looking down on the hot spring town of Nozawa. The private open-air bath was located far independent guest cottages, so it felt like I was in the middle of nature. The meals used many local ingredients. They were carefully prepared and very elegantly seasoned.

If you want a special experience at Dogo onsen(hot spring), head to Yamatoya Honten. This lovely and stylish hotel has undergone renovations while preserving the traditions of a long-established establishment. One unique feature of this hotel is that it has a Noh stage within the building, where authentic Noh performances are regularly held. What's more, guests can wear white tabi socks, step onto the stage, and have their photo taken, an experience that even Japanese people rarely get to have! While the accommodation fee is a bit high for a luxury Ryokan (Japanese inn), there are Japanese-style rooms that can accommodate up to five people, so it's cheaper if you're traveling as a group.

This inn is located in a quiet forest and lakeside at the foot of the Zao mountain range. From here, you can walk 108 steps to the inn and enjoy the natural hot spring "independent guest cottages no Yu Hyakuhachiho". You can enjoy the hot spring in the bathhouse, the open-air bath with Breathtaking view of the Zao mountain range and Tatsuyama, and the all-wooden indoor bath. As for meals, you can eat kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using high-quality ingredients such as the finest Yamagata beef.

Tabitei Yamanoi in Tamatsukuri Onsen is an inn that offers a variety of plans, including the opportunity to enjoy blue-tagged Matsuba crab from Shimane Prefecture! You can enjoy the dense meat and refined flavor to your heart's content. The most recommended course is the Crab kaiseki, which includes sashimi, grilled crab with shell, fried crab legs, crab porridge, and more, and everything is delicious.

TV番組で紹介されたホテルです。野沢温泉の地元の食材を活かしたフレンチがいただけます。オーナーが元レストランのシェフということだけあって、見栄えも味も絶品です。さらに地元でとれた無添加フルーツジャムや地元グルメであるおやきなど、郷土料理を楽しんだりお土産として持ち帰ることもできます。客室は樹のぬくもりが感じられる家具が揃えられていて、オーナーのこだわりを感じるリラックスできる雰囲気になっています。最大4名での宿泊が可能なので家族旅行でも利用できそうです。

Kurokawaso is an inn I highly recommend, offering a particular sense of tranquility and luxury even among the choices in Kurokawa Onsen. Regarding the basashi (horse sashimi) you are looking for, you can be absolutely assured that the quality you will receive here is excellent. The kaiseki (multi-course) dinner is exceptionally satisfying. It’s not just the basashi; they also meticulously prepare other local Kumamoto ingredients, such as Akaushi beef and regional vegetables. The entire inn is built with a stately, traditional feel, reminiscent of a kominka (old folk house), which gives it a profound and elegant atmosphere. And of course, the spacious rotenburo (open-air bath) is magnificent. For a first visit to Kurokawa Onsen, and if you are planning a somewhat special, upscale family trip, I believe this is the perfect choice.

「ふもと旅館」は、温泉好きにもグルメ好きにもおすすめできる宿です。ご希望の「馬刺し」は、宿泊プランに含まれているものを選ぶか、追加料理として注文することもできます。ここの料理はあか牛なども含め、地元の味にこだわっています。また、温泉はすべて「源泉かけ流し」です。特に、宿泊者だけが使える無料の貸切風呂が11もあり、ご家族での利用に最適です。風情のあるお風呂が多く、黒川温泉らしさを存分に味わえます。

You take the elevator to the basement floor, and the moment you get in, you'll smell sulfur and get excited. The indoor bath is spacious and has plenty of places to wash. There is a little distance between the indoor bath and the open-air bath, but there are two hot springs with different water quality. The open-air bath at the front has "yunohana" precipitated in it, so when you enter, the "yunohana" floats in the air and turns the bath white and cloudy!

"Ryokan (Japanese inn) Sakaya" is a 3-minute walk from the Nozawa Onsen bus stop. You can enjoy Nozawa Onsen to your heart's content with 100% natural hot spring, where you can wear a swimsuit, the private bath, the shared large bath and the open-air bath. For dinner, you can enjoy Yamazato's original cuisine, and for breakfast, you can choose from a variety of Japanese dishes.

I'm not sure if the term "local cuisine" is appropriate, but I think this inn is particular about its food. You can enjoy dishes made with plenty of seasonal ingredients from Hokkaido and brand-name products such as Tokachi beef in a relaxed atmosphere, and spend your time leisurely. It is a fulfilling inn.

For a family trip, I think Oyado Noshiyu is absolutely wonderful. The moment you pass through the entrance gate, you step into what feels like a totally different world. There's a beautiful moss-covered garden and buildings that look like traditional old Japanese houses (kominka). The atmosphere is just amazing; it's honestly fun just to walk around the grounds. They also have many different types of onsen baths, and they all feel fantastic. The food is delicious too, and yes, you can definitely have basashi (horse sashimi) as part of your meal plan! It has the feel of a calm, sophisticated inn that I'm sure your parents will love, too.