You can enjoy beautiful Japanese cherry blossoms from the rooms facing the Japanese garden. Meals include pesticide-free, organic vegetables from Yamagata and local brand beef, Yonezawa beef. The rooms have an open-air hot spring bath.

It's conveniently located near Katsuta Station on the JR Joban Line, but the quiet environment makes it a great place to stay with partner. There are vending machines and ice machines in the building, and there's a Lawson convenience store nearby, so you can relax and drink in your room until late. Hitachi Seaside Park is also just a 20-minute drive away.

There is a large open-air bath with a view and a semi-open-air bath, and from some locations you can get a panoramic view of Lake Kawaguchi. Some rooms face the lake and some don't, but there are also rooms with open-air baths, so choose whichever you prefer. The food at this hotel is also recommended. Dinner is a Japanese kaiseki dinner, with a menu that includes local ingredients. They also have other specially ordered dishes, so if you're interested, please ask.

The weather was good, so we could see Mt. Fuji from the room and the bath. The room was spacious and had a stylish Japanese modern feel. Although Mt. Fuji was not visible from the large public bath, it was a lovely space with plenty of atmosphere. There was also a sauna. The private cypress bath was quite spacious and had a good view of Mt. Fuji.

Located within walking distance of JR Katsuta Station, this hotel is the perfect base for sightseeing. You can relax in the large public bath, so you'll be able to fully recover from your tiredness after a long day out. There is a restaurant on the first floor, which is also where breakfast is served. The buffet features a menu supervised by a nutritionist, so you won't end up with an unbalanced diet. There are also plenty of rental items such as chargers and humidifiers, which is reassuring for women!

This is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Chichibu that was founded in 1827. It has Japanese-style rooms with sunken kotatsu and open-air baths, and is a good old, small inn full of Japanese historical atmosphere. The Japanese-style design of the large bath station also has a nice atmosphere, and the quality of the hot springs was excellent, so I was very satisfied. I went in many times, and my skin became smooth. There was also a private bath. The food was luxurious Japanese food, and I enjoyed plenty of meat, fish, vegetables, and ingredients from Chichibu. In particular, the grilled rainbow trout was freshly grilled, fragrant, and delicious. The Japanese-style decorations were very beautiful. It is independent guest cottages from the station, but there is a free shuttle service, so if you make a reservation in advance by phone, they will pick you up from Seibu Chichibu Station or Chichibu Railway Chichibu Station. It is also a 10-minute taxi ride away.

This is a quiet, small hotel near JR Hirosaki Station and adjacent to the promenade. The room was spacious and the bed was large and comfortable. There was a local market across from the hotel, where we were able to eat fresh, delicious sushi and seafood bowls at low prices. Many shops only accepted cash as a payment method. The market seems to be closed on Sundays. The bus terminal is also nearby, so it was convenient for sightseeing in the city. For breakfast, we received a bento box from room service. It was two-tiered, warm, and had a variety of side dishes, and was very delicious. It was nice to be able to eat it leisurely in our room.

This is a quiet inn located about a 15-minute walk from Wadokurodani Station. If you take a taxi from Seibu Chichibu Station, it will cost about 2,000 yen. There are paintings and vases displayed throughout the building, and the Japanese-style space has a warm atmosphere. You can eat dinner in a private dining room or in your room. It was a creative Japanese-style course meal using seasonal ingredients from Chichibu. The taste was exquisite, and there were so many dishes that I couldn't finish it all. There were various meat dishes, fish dishes, wild vegetables, etc. Breakfast was a Japanese set meal based on the concept of a rural Japanese breakfast, and I enjoyed it with small amounts of various side dishes. I chose a Japanese-style room that was a little on the higher end, but the view was good and I could see the Yokose River from my room. I was able to relax in the spacious Japanese-style room. There was also a room with an open-air bath. There is a private bath and a private bedrock bath, but it costs money. It was a very comfortable inn.

This is a truly Breathtaking view inn, where you can see Mt. Fuji from the rooms and baths. Since it is near Lake Kawaguchi, activities such as boating and walks are also popular. You can enjoy Fujikawaguchiko Onsen in the large communal bath and open-air bath. It is also close to the station, so it is relatively easy to access tourist spots and go back and forth.

露天風呂から花見を楽しめる水上温泉のおすすめのお宿です。川辺の露天風呂は桜の季節になると満開の桜に囲まれます。幻想的な風景を楽しみながら天然温泉を楽しむことが出来ます。食事も地産の食材や季節の食材を使った創作料理をいただきました。

東京タワーと花見とくれば、もうこのホテルしかありません。東京タワーは、目と鼻の先で、遮るものが何もありません。お部屋の向きさえ気をつければ、確実に窓から見られます。各花見スポットへのアクセスも良いですよ。

京都の「亀岡さくらウィーク」では1500本の桜並木の下で散歩ができます。また隣接した公園でも桜を見ながらゆっくりと散策が楽しめるなど、亀岡市内の各所で花見ができます。イベントではブースやキッチンカーなどが並んでいて賑やかです。期間中はライトアップもあって夜桜も楽しめました。桜以外のおすすめスポットですとご利益のある「出雲大神宮」や、酒蔵見学や試飲ができる「大石酒造・酒の館」なんかも良かったです。「穴太寺」の日本庭園は京都府の名勝に指定されていて、立派なお寺で見ごたえがありました。ホテルは亀岡駅すぐ近くにあって移動が便利です。周辺はほぼ何もなくて静かです。部屋はシックで落ち着いた雰囲気で、広さもあって良かったです。広い清潔な大浴場もあって、早朝から夜中まで自由にお風呂に入れてゆっくりと寛げました。バイキングの朝食は和食と洋食で種類も多かったです。

Komoro Castle Kaikoen in Nagano Prefecture is a popular cherry blossom spot that has been selected as one of the "100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." The Cherry Blossom Festival is held in April, when about 500 cherry trees are in full bloom. There were various events such as concerts and photo contests. At night, we enjoyed the illuminated cherry blossoms. The hotel is close to Komoro Station and Komoro Castle Kaikoen is just a short walk away, so the location is good. You can soak in Komoro Onsen while looking out at the Shinshu mountains. Although it is an old building, it was well-cleaned and we had a comfortable stay. There was also a ping pong table and a shop inside the building. The food was Buffet, and we enjoyed the ample portions and variety.

I recommend the Kitakata Sakura Festival in Fukushima Prefecture. The weeping cherry blossoms on the Nicchu Line Memorial Bicycle and Pedestrian Path near JR Kitakata Station were very beautiful. The weeping cherry blossoms bloomed on the promenade, and a steam locomotive that ran at the time was on display along the way, making it a popular spot for taking photos of the steam locomotive and cherry blossoms. For a limited time, some sections were lit up, so you could enjoy the cherry blossoms at night. This Ryokan (Japanese inn) is about a 15-minute walk from Kitakata Station. It is a homely Ryokan (Japanese inn) that gives you a taste of old Japan. There was a small cypress indoor bath with a small garden, which was relaxing. The room was spacious and a beautiful Japanese-style room. The homemade breakfast menu was healthy and delicious. There are many restaurants such as izakayas in the area. Kitakata is also famous for its delicious ramen, and there are many famous ramen restaurants near the inn, so it is recommended for ramen lovers as well.

This large hotel is conveniently located near JR Hirosaki Station. Not only is it convenient for trains, but buses to Aomori Airport depart from the bus stop in front of the station, so it is also convenient for flights. There is also a city shuttle bus, so it is convenient to visit tourist spots in the city such as Hirosaki Castle and Hirosaki Brick Warehouse Museum. The room I stayed in was on a high floor, spacious and had a calm atmosphere, and I was very satisfied with the view of Mt. Iwaki, also known as Tsugaru Fuji, from the window. The breakfast Buffet had a variety of Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes. There was also a wide selection of Aomori local dishes. There were also a variety of drinks and desserts, all of which were delicious. It was a great deal, with a stay of around 8,000 yen per person including breakfast. When I asked reception desk for a recommended place for dinner, they introduced me to an izakaya that served delicious local dishes.

This hotel is located close to Ibaraki's tourist attractions, such as Oarai, Ajigaura, and Hitachi Seaside Park, making it the perfect base for sightseeing. The building is old, but it is well-cleaned and clean. There is a large public bath where you can stretch your legs and relax in it. The rate is cheap, even with breakfast included. Breakfast is Buffet with a wide variety of Japanese and Western dishes, and it tastes delicious. The staff, including reception desk staff and restaurant staff, were very friendly.

You can see the most spectacular cherry blossoms in Nagano Prefecture, said to be the best in the world. If you look up to the sky, you will see that it is covered in cherry blossoms so much that you cannot see the sky. Combined with the lake view, it is an indescribably Japanese landscape, so we think foreigners will be pleased. Cherry blossom season is very popular, so make sure to make your reservation early. The autumn foliage season is also Breathtaking view.

Although there are few buses, if you book in advance, a free shuttle bus is available from Seibu Chichibu Station. The building feels old, but it has been renovated and the inside is clean. The hotel is located along a mountain stream, and the view of the river and greenery was great and relaxing. There is also a large communal bath and a Japanese-style open-air bath, from which you can also see the nature of Chichibu. For dinner, we had a delicious Japanese kaiseki kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using seasonal Chichibu ingredients such as river fish and wild vegetables, along with local Chichibu sake. Breakfast was also a buffet with a focus on Japanese and Western cuisine. The dishes were lightly seasoned and there was a wide variety to choose from.

It's conveniently located near Hirosaki Station. It was easy to get around even with a lot of luggage. It has a large public bath and breakfast, is well equipped, and is reasonably priced. There are rooms from single to twin. Although simple, it has all the amenities you need, is clean, and was comfortable to stay. The bath is an artificial hot spring, but you can stretch your legs and relax. The breakfast Buffet has both Japanese and Western dishes, and is very varied and well-prepared, so I was very satisfied.