• A Japanese-style inn in Iwamuro Onsen

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• "Shuga no Sato Yumeya" is an inn in Iwamuro Onsen, Niigata Prefecture, and offers plans for vegans. Two meals are included, and you can enjoy a vegetarian kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）, Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）with yuba and Iwamuro vegetables, and other stylish, healthy Japanese cuisine. The hot spring is a comfortable place to spend time, where you can feel the nature of the mountains and the Japanese atmosphere from the tasteful baths.
  ヤギヌマ's answer (Posted on:2024/5/ 4)

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• You can enjoy dishes that focus on vegetables.

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• How about "Yubara Onsen Hakkei" in Okayama Prefecture? It is located about 5 minutes by free shuttle from Yubara Onsen Station. You can enjoy dishes that focus on vegetables. You can enjoy a kaiseki meal centered around vegetables, so you should be able to enjoy both vegetables and Japanese culture. The baths are alkaline and have beauty-enhancing water. There are various baths, including an open-air bath with a wide view and a small, charming private bath.
  アラート's answer (Posted on:2023/10/31)

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• A wonderful inn located in the nature of Aomori

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• This is a hot spring inn located in Kuroishi City, Aomori Prefecture. It has a lovely Japanese atmosphere and a calming atmosphere. You can enjoy delicious vegan meals made with plenty of local vegetables for dinner and breakfast. There is a large public bath with a large amount of hot water 100% natural hot spring, which is of good quality.
  心's answer (Posted on:2023/10/31)

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• Ryokan (Japanese inn) with vegetarian options that attracts many repeat customers

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• This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Yamagata Prefecture that offers vegetarian options. If you have food allergies, you can call in advance and they will be able to accommodate you. Although it is vegetarian, they are particular about using local, seasonal ingredients, so I think you will be very satisfied. This inn also offers hot springs of "Henjakumizu no Yu," which is written about in the Manyoshu as "the water of rejuvenation," and has two free private baths, which are also attractive. If you can get to Gassanguchi by bus from Yamagata Station, you can get a free shuttle if you contact them in advance, so you should have no trouble getting there.
  静's answer (Posted on:2023/11/30)

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