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- Question publication date:2023/10/19
- Update date:2025/6/ 6
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I'm looking for a hot spring inn with a traditional Japanese feel, somewhere around the Tokyo metropolitan area or Tohoku.
An American friend who loves Japanese culture is coming to Japan soon. I'd like to introduce her to a traditional Japanese-style hot spring inn that will give her a real Japanese feel. Are there any recommended inns in areas that are easy to get to from Tokyo, such as the Tokyo metropolitan area or Tohoku? We're two women, so I can confidently recommend a nice inn!
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- We recommend Itamuro onsen(hot spring) Daikokuya, located in the quiet onsen(hot spring) area of Nasu-Shiobara. This unique inn features modern art displayed in a traditional Japanese building, allowing you to enjoy both art and hot onsen(hot spring) straight from the source while surrounded by the lush nature of Nasu. The guest rooms, which combine the charm of an old-fashioned Japanese house with modern comfort, all face south, allowing you to relax while enjoying the sunlight filtering through the trees.モモンガ's answer (Posted on:2025/6/ 6)
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A hidden hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Yunishigawa Onsen
- Located at the very back of Yunishigawa Onsen, it is filled with the atmosphere of a hidden hot spring. You can enjoy rare dishes such as wild vegetable dishes that you can't usually taste, and there are private baths, so foreigners will be pleased. Eating a kaiseki meal Japanese hearth will also be a valuable experience. Bokyotei is a relocated old house that is over 80 years old, and can accommodate from 4 to a maximum of 15 people, so it is recommended for group trips such as friends or family trips. The renovated rooms are clean and comfortable. It is Ryokan (Japanese inn) Ryokan (Japanese inn) foreigners to encounter Japanese culture.hahata's answer (Posted on:2023/10/24)
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This is a recommended hot spring inn that resembles an old Tohoku house.
- This thatched-roof inn is a 150-year-old traditional house that was founded in 1841 during the Edo period. Although it may seem old, all four rooms are clean. You can enjoy the natural hot spring water, which is a sodium, calcium, and chloride spring, 100% natural hot spring in separate cypress baths for men and women. As for meals, you can eat a country-style meal made with plenty of seasonal ingredients, mainly mountain vegetables and river fish. The additional dishes, such as Fukushima beef teppanyaki, horse sashimi, and trout sashimi, are particularly delicious.うまき's answer (Posted on:2023/10/23)
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A lodging that makes use of materials from old houses, giving you the feeling of a port town
- Kuroshio no Yado Rinkaisou is a onsen(hot spring) Ryokan (Japanese inn) that has been reconstructed using materials from an old Japanese house, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of a good old Japanese port town. You will be soothed by the rooms that blend Japanese style with modern interiors and the panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean. The hot spring onsen(hot spring) is 100% sourced, and the meals made with lavish seafood from Katsuura are also appealing.オコジョ's answer (Posted on:2025/6/ 6)
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A unique traditional Japanese inn in the onsen(hot spring) area of Nasu