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- Question publication date:2019/4/19
- Update date:2025/10/30
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Looking for hotels or ryokans in Ikaho Onsen with a game corner kids will love?
I'm planning a family trip to Ikaho Onsen. Do any hotels or ryokans there have a game corner (or small arcade) to keep the kids entertained? We're not picky about the types of games—anything that helps prevent boredom would be great!
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- I highly recommend Hotel Kogure for families. It’s packed with facilities for everyone to enjoy. They even have a cool retro game corner.
Plus, the gift shop on the first floor sells merchandise for 'Gunma-chan' (Gunma Prefecture's popular mascot), which my kids were delighted to see.
But the absolute highlight is the onsen (hot spring bath). It's said to be one of the largest in the entire area. There are so many different types of baths that it honestly felt like a hot spring theme park! My kids were ecstatic, shouting, "It's huge!" Our whole family left completely satisfied.Mamagon50 (Early 50s Female)'s answer (Posted on:2025/10/30)
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A nostalgic game corner the whole family (three generations!) will love
- We’ve stayed at Ikaho Grand Hotel as a three-generation family. Inside the hotel, there’s a game corner that adults will find quite nostalgic.
It isn't filled with the very latest high-tech games, but honestly, that added to the classic "onsen trip" atmosphere, which we really liked. Our grandchildren were totally absorbed in the crane games and simple video games.
Besides the game corner, they also have karaoke rooms and a manga corner, so there’s plenty to keep you entertained right in the hotel. It’s reassuring to know there's something for everyone—from grandparents down to the kids.JunkoGran (Early 60s Female)'s answer (Posted on:2025/10/30)
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Great Amenities Beyond Just the Game Corner
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I really think Hotel Kindayu in Ikaho Onsen is a place the whole family can enjoy. Of course, they have a game corner that the kids will love.
Beyond that, they also offer free karaoke rooms and ping-pong. The hotel's amenities are truly impressive.
Our kids played games and ping-pong, while the grandparents hit the karaoke room. Everyone got to do their own thing and was happy. It was so nice that nobody in the family got bored, even during those short waiting times after the onsen.AKI_Yuki (Late 30s Female)'s answer (Posted on:2025/10/30)
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3 minutes walk to Ishidan-gai, where there are many old-fashioned shooting galleries where children can play.
- Moriaki Ryokan (Japanese inn) has a game corner with several game machines, but it doesn't seem to be very popular as not many customers use it. However, the hot spring town's Ishidan-gai is a 3-minute walk away, and there are quite a few shops with shooting galleries and analog games, so if you're visiting Ikaho Onsen, it would be more fun to play with your children at Ishidan-gai. The reason we recommend Moriaki Ryokan (Japanese inn) is that they offer a family plan where elementary school children can stay for 20% of the adult price, so if you're looking for a place to stay with your children, it's a great deal, so we recommend you check it out.yo-ne's answer (Posted on:2019/7/30)
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We had a blast all day—games, onsen, and more right in the hotel!