I want to stay at Ginzan Onsen, the setting for the TV drama "Oshin"

• Ginzan Onsen is a hot spring inn filled with the romantic atmosphere of the Taisho era.

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• It is said that the reason Ginzan Onsen is so popular in Japan is the atmosphere of "Taisho Romanticism" that remains in its streets and architecture. In that respect, Kosekiya Bekkan is one of the lodgings we would recommend to those visiting Ginzan Onsen for the first time. Not only the exterior, but the interior is also retro in every way, making it very photogenic and sure to leave a lasting memory. This lodging has two indoor baths, but guests can also use the baths at the sister lodging, Ginzansou.
  コート's answer (Posted on:2024/12/ 3)

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• A retro wooden Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn)

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• This inn has a Taisho-era romantic feel and feels a bit old. It is registered as a tangible cultural property, so I would not recommend it to those who want a nice inn. Although it is old, it is clean and the food is delicious. You will be satisfied with the service, such as free drinks including alcohol during your stay. (Alcohol is available until 10pm) It is a wooden building, so please be careful as sounds from neighboring rooms can easily echo. The hot spring is small but clean, and you can enjoy the hot spring water 100% natural hot spring.
  rianko's answer (Posted on:2024/12/ 3)

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• A retro wooden Japanese-style building worth staying in

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• Because it is a small inn, you can enjoy traditional Japanese architecture. First of all, choosing a room is fun. You can choose from the rooms on the river side where you can feel the four seasons, or the quiet and cozy mountain side, both of which have spacious layouts where you can relax and unwind. The highlight of the river side is the view of the gas lamps that are typical of Ginzan Onsen. The mountain side rooms have a different view, but I personally recommend the tranquility of these rooms, where the sound of the river is farther away. The toilets in the regular guest rooms are outside the room, so if this bothers you, consider upgrade. The renovated rooms on the top floor have an interior that seems to encapsulate Taisho-era romance even more, and the corridors leading up to them also have a nice atmosphere.
  浅姫's answer (Posted on:2024/12/ 1)

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• Ryokan (Japanese inn) makes you feel like you've traveled back in time

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• Ryokan (Japanese inn) treasures the atmosphere of Taisho-era romance and has kept its wooden structure intact. Therefore, footsteps and other sounds echo, but we recommend it to those who don't mind that. The food is a Japanese meal made with seasonal ingredients. The food is gently seasoned and warm. You can also enjoy Yamagata Kuroge Wagyu beef. All rooms are Japanese-style. The toilets are separate and shared, but there are many of them so you shouldn't have any problems. Free Wi-Fi is also available, and there is a shuttle service to the station (reservations are required).
  sho440's answer (Posted on:2024/12/ 1)

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