Even if you stay in a standard Japanese-style room, the room is spacious and has a large window, from which you can see a beautiful mountain view that looks like a painting. Meals are based on Japanese cuisine and are served using seasonal ingredients. This is a recommended hot spring inn for foreigners who want to enjoy meals and hot springs while experiencing the four seasons of Japan.

The building, rooms, and service at this Ryokan (Japanese inn) were all great. It's a Japanese-style building, so it seems like it would be well received by foreigners. The guest rooms are independent guest cottages, so it's quiet and time seems to flow slowly. The bath in the room was great, with a great view and you could relax in it. All the food was delicious. The service was polite, and overall it was a very satisfying inn.

This inn offers a plan where you can have dinner in your room. The food is made with Tajima beef, crab, and fresh local ingredients. If you want to enjoy the hot springs at your leisure as married couple, it's a good idea to rent a room with an open-air bath or a private spa that includes a hot spring and a rock sauna by the hour (depending on the plan). The rooms are Japanese-style, and you can see the greenery from the window, which is very relaxing.

If you're in Ginzan Onsen, how about staying at Ryokan (Japanese inn) Fujiya? Although it's a long-established inn, it has been renovated to become a stylish, comfortable designer Ryokan (Japanese inn). The hot spring has five baths with different themes that can all be rented out for private use. For meals, you can enjoy Japanese kaiseki cuisine made with carefully prepared mountain and sea delicacies from Yamagata and Tohoku. The rooms face the Ginzan River, so you can enjoy a leisurely meal while looking out over the charming hot spring town.

Meals are served Buffet style. In winter, crabs are added to the menu. There are many seafood ingredients, and they can be enjoyed as sashimi or sushi. The large public bath has a bright atmosphere with an entire wall made of glass. The open-air bath facing the forest allows you to enjoy bath to view the snow.

This inn is the closest to the sea in the Oga hot spring resort area. There is an indoor bath with free-flowing hot-spring water and an open-air bath with a view of the sea of Oga. The meals are prepared by boiling the ingredients in a tub, then cooking them on a stone heated to 400 degrees Celsius.

There is an open-air rock bath with a waterwheel and a gazebo with a straw roof that exudes a nostalgic atmosphere. The indoor bath is made of 1,200-year-old cypress. In winter, you can enjoy crab dishes. The standard room is a 10-tatami Japanese-style room with a view of the ocean from the window.

This is a Japanese-style hot spring inn located in the central area of Dogo Onsen town, and has Japanese-style rooms, so even foreigners can experience Japanese culture. The baths are equipped with an open-air bath and sauna, and the facilities are well-equipped. You can enjoy Ehime-only gourmet food such as sashimi and sea bream rice made with seafood from the Seto Inland Sea, so be sure to check it out.

This is a Kinugawa Onsen inn where you can enjoy in-room dining in a Japanese-style room. It is located along the Kinugawa River, and the inn itself is built on a huge rock. You can see the flow of the Kinugawa River from the large public bath. There is a independent guest cottages open-air bath where you can enjoy the hot springs in the forest.

野沢温泉でかけ流しの露天風呂と信州郷土料理が人気のリゾートホテルです。また温泉を野沢の温泉街を見下ろせて綺麗な星空を望める展望露天風呂や温泉街や山々の絶景と県内でもめずらしい畳風呂（展望大浴場）・緑に囲まれてた貸切露天風呂（百番観音夫婦風呂）で楽しめます。そして食事ですが、信州プレミアム牛や信州サーモンを使った会席料理が食べられます。特に別注料理の岩魚と旬菜の天婦羅・馬刺し・信州プレミアム牛石焼きなどは絶品ですよ。

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) located in Tamatsukuri Onsen, south of Lake Shinji. Women can choose a flower yukata at the flower yukata corner in the lobby. There is also a beautiful indoor bath made of black granite, an open-air bath, and a large bath made entirely of cypress, even to the bottom of the tub. Dinner was kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using luxurious ingredients such as Shimane Wagyu beef, Oki Matsuba crab, blackthroat seaperch, and white squid. For breakfast, we had a Buffet style meal of a wide variety of dishes, including the inn's original pancakes served with brown sugar syrup.

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.

The inn's Buffet is a buffet style meal, with freshly prepared food from an open kitchen using seasonal local ingredients from Gunma. The fair menu changes with the seasons, so checking it out is also fun. The large bath has a jacuzzi, and there are also private baths, so the whole family can enjoy the waters of Kusatsu Onsen.

I stayed at this ryokan with my a foreign friend. This ryokan values the Japanese spirit of harmony above all else, so from the lovely Japanese-style rooms to the delicious Japanese food, not only the Japanese guests but also my foreign friend very happy.

Wado Onsen, which has a long history and was discovered during the time of Takeda Shingen, is known as Yakushi no Yu for its high healing powers. You can enjoy this hot spring 24 hours a day (excluding cleaning time of about an hour). There is an indoor rock bath and an open-air bath full of greenery behind it, and in the autumn when the leaves change color, a sea of orange spreads out before your eyes. There is also an indoor cypress bath and a large open-air bath next to it, and on clear nights you can gaze at the stars. There is also a private semi-open-air bath for two and a private rock sauna, both of which are free of charge. Meals are served in the mountains, but you can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）with plenty of seafood, a country breakfast in the morning, and B-grade gourmet food such as miso potatoes.

This is an inn in Zao where you can enjoy 100% natural hot springs that are rich in sulfur. There is also an open-air bath, so you can enjoy a bath while watching the seasonal nature of Zao. For meals, we recommend enjoying a kaiseki course or a Buffet that uses plenty of Yamagata flavors, such as Yamagata beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）-shabu, sukiyaki, and steak.

If you are traveling with your family and looking for a hot spring inn in Gero Onsen, Gifu Prefecture, we recommend this inn. The Japanese-style rooms are safe for families with small children, and you can stay for around 20,000 yen per person with Buffet style meals. Dinner also comes with an all-you-can-drink option for alcohol and soft drinks, satisfying both adults and children. You can enjoy the waters of Gero Onsen in the large public bath and open-air bath. The view from the open-air bath surrounded by nature is particularly Breathtaking view.

If you are looking for a place to stay in Jozankei Onsen where you can enjoy Buffet, we recommend this place. The family can relax in a spacious and clean Japanese-style room. Buffet offers Japanese, Western and Chinese cuisine, including seafood dishes such as salmon roe, so the whole family is sure to be satisfied.