Handmade Japanese food, friendly staff, Showa period ambiance, new bedding, personalized welcome signs, perfect breakfast.

All was good.

Located in a quaint Japanese town, this traditional ryokan offers a unique cultural experience. the friendly staff are eager to assist with any language barrier. the handmade Japanese food served during meals is a highlight, and breakfast is particularly delicious. Guests can also enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot springs with a beautiful view. the interior decoration and period furniture in the lobby add to the vintage charm.

The yellowish bath water may be a bit unsettling at first, but it is a normal occurrence due to the high sulfur content in the hot springs.

Location was great. the snowfall during Christmas gave a fairytale vibe. the traditional Japanese breakfast and the hot springs were big pluses.

The hotel was quite old and the room wasn't as clean as expected. the bedding was old, and the room was too small.

I had an amazing time staying at this hotel in a small Japanese town. The friendliness of the staff was exceptional and they even helped me communicate information with ease. The breakfast offered was absolutely delicious and I loved the fact that the room and bedding were all new. Additionally, the hotel facilities were clean and well-maintained.

Couldn't fault my stay here at all!

The staff's friendliness and warmth made our stay extra special. We truly appreciated the effort they put into making us feel welcome and at home. the handmade Japanese food was a highlight of the trip. We also loved the location, which offered beautiful views of the surrounding area.

The yellowish bathwater took some getting used to, but we came to understand that it was a normal occurrence due to the high sulfur in the hot springs. , the early breakfast slot meant we had to wake up earlier than planned, but it was worth it for the delicious meal.