Head to Kurokawa Onsen for the New Year holidays! Recommended accommodations where you can dine in your room or in a private room

• Savor the ingredients of Kumamoto with Japanese kaiseki cuisine

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• The Japanese kaiseki cuisine made with a lot of local ingredients. There was a boiled pumpkin, green beans, and taro, as well as Kumamoto beef. The bath was an open-air bath that was integrated with the Japanese garden, and the water was very nice and spacious. There was also a private bath, so married couple could enjoy the bath by themselves.
  とりむ's answer (Posted on:2022/10/ 5)

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• Relax while looking at the Japanese garden

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• If you're in Kurokawa Onsen, I recommend "Yumerindo." It's a purely Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn) built along a mountain stream. There is a Japanese garden inside the inn, and we spent a relaxing time looking at the trees. After a rustic open-air bath that incorporates nature, we enjoyed a leisurely kaiseki meal in our room. In addition to the baths for men and women, there are also private baths for families and Mixed-Gender Hot Springs open-air baths, so we enjoyed all of the baths.
  Behind The Line's answer (Posted on:2020/5/ 9)

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• A charming Ryokan (Japanese inn) surrounded by beautiful nature

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• When in Kurokawa Onsen, how about staying at Ryokan (Japanese inn) Wakaba? It is a charming Ryokan (Japanese inn) surrounded by beautiful nature. You can enjoy the hot springs in the large, retro-style bath or the open-air bath. You can choose to have your meals in your room or tucked into Japanese hearth as a kaiseki meal. For the in-room meal, we had kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with Kumamoto local ingredients such as horse sashimi and red beef.
  Natural Science's answer (Posted on:2021/5/14)

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• Enjoy delicious Kumamoto cuisine in a private room

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• I recommend "Okyakuya." It's a lovely inn with a nostalgic, cozy hot spring where you can enjoy the atmosphere of a Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn) with all Japanese-style rooms. After enjoying the indoor bath and the open-air bath with a bathhouse feel, we feasted on delicious Kumamoto cuisine. Although it wasn't a room, we were able to dine leisurely in a private room without worrying about the people around us. The steamed "Kumamoto Akagyu" and "Ajisaigyu" beef with vegetables was especially healthy and delicious. It was a meal plan that allowed us to enjoy a wide variety of dishes with a focus on locally produced ingredients.
  エイム's answer (Posted on:2021/6/16)

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