Ryokan Izutsuya

This inn offers a variety of baths, including a large, spacious rock bath and a cypress bath with a view. There is also a bedrock bath, so you can relax both body and mind. As a long-established inn that has been in business since the Edo period, the attentiveness of the staff is truly impressive. You can also enjoy meals such as Tajima beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）.

"Izutsuya" is a long-established inn founded in 1702. It has rooms with outdoor baths with natural 100% natural hot spring a great view, and you can relax in a spacious Japanese-style room. Reservations are required and only once a day, but there is a free shuttle from Ebara Station, so it is easy to access. There is also free parking for 80 cars. The inn has a large public bath, an outdoor bath in the garden, a herbal bath, a bedrock bath, a cypress bath with a view, and a private outdoor bath. After the bath, you can enjoy beauty treatments and massages. In the summer, the inn has a garden pool, karaoke booths, a souvenir corner, a lounge, and many other things to enjoy.

Using this inn as a base, it is fun to stroll around Yumura Onsen town, which has many attractions, including Arayu, said to be the hottest in Japan. As for food, the cuisine made with seasonal ingredients from Tajima is excellent. You can also enjoy the hot springs in the large rock bath, the open-air garden bath, and the cypress bath with a view, and you can also enjoy a healing bedrock bath. There are rooms with open-air baths with 100% natural hot spring spring water.

"Kasenkyo Izutsuya" is a venerable Ryokan (Japanese inn) where members of the imperial family have stayed in the past. There are two hot springs, one with a view and one underground, but both have spacious baths where you can relax and unwind. The open-air bath in the basement has a Japanese atmosphere, while the one with a view overlooks the town of Yumura and has a sense of openness.

It is relatively close to the Keihanshin area, yet has a strong Sanin atmosphere. Geographically, the Tottori Sand Dunes are not far away, but the hot spring resort itself is in the mountains. It is a spacious and comfortable Ryokan (Japanese inn) where Emperor Showa has stayed.

A recommended inn in Yumura Onsen is "Kasenkyo Izutsuya." The Imperial family has stayed there in the past. There are many types of baths, including a rock bath and a cypress bath with a barb bath. The cypress bath with a view is recommended. At the bathhouse with a view, a drink service is provided, such as a soft drink, a glass of beer, or cold sake. There is a fee for a private bath, but the view is great and it is barrier-free.

I recommend "Kasenkyo Izutsuya." It is a very hospitable Ryokan (Japanese inn), so you can have a comfortable stay. The food is a good balance of seafood and mountain produce. There are multiple hot springs, each with its own unique atmosphere, so you can enjoy Visiting hot springs in different baths.

If you're in Yumura Onsen, we recommend "Kasenkyo Izutsuya," which has a wide variety of baths. Long ago, the Emperor stayed here. There are five baths of various sizes and an open-air bath. You can also enjoy local cuisine such as Tajima beef and "arayu tofu."

The bath is spacious. There is a rock sauna in the bath, which you can use for free. The food was delicious and beautiful, with Tajima beef and Matsuba crab. The Emperor was staying there, and the landlady showed him around the room. It was luxurious, built like a mansion.

Reservations are required and a shuttle service is available from the west exit of JR Ebara Station once a day. Baths There are a variety of baths, including a large, rock-built bath and an open-air herbal bath. You can also enjoy a bedrock bath. We had dinner in the hall. At this time of year, they serve crab dishes. Crab miso is especially delicious. It goes well with alcohol. The Emperor has also stayed at this inn.

Yumura Onsen is a hot spring village where the water springs up in a valley a little way into the mountains from the Sanin Sea. It still retains the atmosphere of a quiet hot spring resort that has continued since the Edo period. "Kasenkyo Izutsuya" is a long-established inn with five baths, both indoors and outdoors, so you can enjoy a variety of baths. In addition to Tajima beef and other Tajima ingredients, there is also a lot of seafood, as the Sea of Japan is nearby.