A hot spring inn in Niigata where you can enjoy delicious new rice and sake

• Enjoy sake and cuisine in your room

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• At "Takashimaya", we chose the in-room dining plan, so we could enjoy sake and food together. The sake was tasting, so we could enjoy it to the fullest. The room had a retro yet modern atmosphere, and the new facilities and interior were relaxing. The large hot spring bath was well-constructed, and the open-air bath was also very tasteful.
  ヤギヌマ's answer (Posted on:2020/12/17)

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• The largest garden open-air bath in Niigata Prefecture

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• "Fuga no Yado Choseikan" is an inn located in Sugimura Onsen, Niigata Prefecture. We enjoyed one of Japan's leading radium hot springs in the large open-air garden bath, one of the largest in Niigata Prefecture. We were able to forget about our daily lives and spend some time relaxing in the leisurely flow of time. We also enjoyed delicious food made with local ingredients, and a wide selection of drinks, including local sake and Japanese sake brewed from the radium spring. There is a free shuttle bus from Niigata Station, making it easy to get around. It is also easily accessible from Tokyo, and we arrived at Niigata Station in about two hours on the Joetsu Shinkansen.
  ほっこり法師's answer (Posted on:2005/3/22)

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• A hideaway-like inn

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• We had a rice pot meal made with the new year's "Koshihikari" rice from the local Uonuma region. We were also served cold sake and dishes made with freshly harvested seasonal vegetables from local farms. We had a private room for both breakfast and dinner. Ryokan (Japanese inn) is a little old, but it has a spacious, open-air bath for private use, which gave us an extraordinary experience. In autumn, the autumn leaves are also very beautiful. The parking lot is located in the basement of the Ryokan (Japanese inn) building, which was very convenient.
  hahata's answer (Posted on:2020/10/18)

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• You can eat home-grown newly-grown Koshihikari rice

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• "Buna no Yado Koase" is a single inn surrounded by beech forests, with all six guest rooms being Japanese-style rooms, and the large open windows allow you to enjoy the green scenery. The inn has a large public bath and an open-air herb bath, the latter of which is available for private use, allowing you to relax in a private space. Dinner was kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with local ingredients, including home-grown Koshihikari rice, 100% handmade soba noodles, wild vegetables and mushrooms. You can also try homemade doburoku sake, and we also did a tasting of Niigata's local sake. It's about a 15-minute drive from Tsugawa Station, and there is a free parking lot for 60 cars, so it's fine to go by car.
  RRgypsies's answer (Posted on:2020/10/14)

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