An overwhelming hot spring paradise with 30 types of baths

A ryokan with 162 rooms, its main appeal is the tour of 30 types of baths, including the garden open-air bath on the first floor and the panoramic cypress large public bath on the top floor. The ideal location in Bandai Atami Onsen is also attractive. For breakfast, guests can enjoy a buffet featuring Fukushima's gourmet delights and local ingredients. There's also a pool and game corner, making it perfect for family trips with children.

A hot spring theme park with a Hawaiian resort concept, one of Japan's largest.

A luxurious resort hotel located in Iwaki City. Its natural hot springs are a major draw, offering an expansive large public bath and "Yoichi," one of the world's largest open-air baths, allowing guests to enjoy Japan's largest hot spring theme park. The Hawaiian atmosphere is charming, providing a space where adults can relax. For dinner, guests can enjoy a diverse buffet or a Japanese meal that reflects the changing seasons. With comfortable lounges and massage services, the hotel offers a complete adult experience.

A ryokan built facing a beautiful clear stream

A luxurious ryokan built facing a beautiful clear stream. Highly praised as a gourmet inn, guests can enjoy local cuisine and a half-buffet, with several dishes such as appetizers, sashimi, and hot pots prepared at their table as "Otemae Ryori." The evening meal is sure to be a delightful culinary experience. The excellent view, allowing guests to enjoy the clear Yukawa River and the valley, is also a major draw. For bathing, guests can enjoy open-air baths sourced from the ryokan's own spring, rare in Higashiyama Onsen, and private panoramic baths. With comfortable lounges and massage services, guests can enrich their time spent at the hotel.

A ryokan built along the river in the center of the hot spring town

An 81-room ryokan located along the river in the center of the hot spring town. It is also known for its highly-rated dinner, where guests can enjoy a "Creative Aizu Local Cuisine Set" featuring seasonal and Aizu ingredients. It is sure to be a memorable part of your trip. Another attraction is the open-air bath facing the river, offering a charming view of Higashiyama exclusively to guests. With banquet halls available, it is also a great choice for celebrations or large group trips.

A ryokan built on a hill overlooking the hot spring village

A ryokan with 66 rooms, built on a hill overlooking the hot spring village. It is known for its high-quality dinner, where guests can enjoy a creative Aizu local cuisine buffet that modernizes traditional Aizu dishes. The stunning view of Higashiyama Onsen village is also a major attraction. For bathing, guests can enjoy the panoramic open-air bath overlooking Higashiyama Onsen village and Aizu castle town. With large banquet halls available, it is also chosen for celebrations and large group trips.

A resort hotel with delicious cuisine

Concept: "Unpretentious Luxury, a Palace Resort that Calms the Heart." This luxurious resort hotel is located on the shores of Lake Hibara, at an altitude of approximately 800m, with views of Mount Bandai. Highly acclaimed for its exquisite cuisine, guests can indulge in French dishes crafted by a top chef, seasonal Aizu ingredients in a Japanese kaiseki meal, or a buffet featuring 50 different dishes. The hotel's luxurious atmosphere offers a sense of the extraordinary. With a lounge and bar, you can fully enjoy your time at the hotel.

A ryokan in Bandai Atami Onsen

A luxury ryokan located in Bandai Atami Onsen. It is chosen by travelers who prioritize cuisine, offering local and creative dishes made with carefully selected safe, seasonal ingredients. Another charm is enjoying the open-air bath while listening to the murmuring of the Gojukkawa River, or the wooden bath with free-flowing hot spring water.

A ryokan built along a gorge overlooking the Ohkawa River

With the concept of "a scenic inn along a clear stream, where you can feel the great outdoors," this luxury ryokan is built along a gorge overlooking the Ohkawa River. It is chosen by travelers who prioritize cuisine, offering kaiseki dishes featuring the rich, seasonal ingredients nurtured by the climate of Aizu. It's a taste that will create unforgettable memories. The excellent views overlooking the Ohkawa Valley are also a charm. For baths, you can enjoy the valley open-air bath with views of the Aizu River below, and the "Kiyomizu Stage"-inspired aerial open-air bath. With a comfortable lounge and bar, you can enjoy your time at the hotel even on a long stay.

An onsen inn with rooms with open-air baths, where you can enjoy both the hot spring and meals in your room

A luxury ryokan built along the Arakawa River. It is highly regarded as a gourmet inn, where guests can enjoy Japanese cuisine that embodies the local food culture of Fukushima. The meals are sure to be memorable. The natural hot springs are another highlight, allowing guests to indulge in a riverside open-air bath with views of the Arakawa River, or an observatory open-air bath on the rooftop with mountain vistas.

A ryokan built on the banks of the Surikami River

With the concept of "an inn gentle on mind and body," this luxury ryokan is located on the banks of the Surikami River, offering beautiful views of the Surikami River and Mt. Katakura. For dinner, guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine that beautifully expresses the four seasons of Japan, using an abundance of Tohoku ingredients. For baths, guests can enjoy the large onsen bath with views of Mt. Katakura, which changes its appearance with each season. There is a comfortable lounge and bar where adults can spend their time at the hotel.

A unique secluded inn with a "fairytale" motif

All meals are unique kaiseki dishes that appeal to all five senses, following a fairytale story, and made with organic and pesticide-free vegetables and natural ingredients. Furthermore, the exceptional quality of the hot spring is noteworthy. The 100% free-flowing "100% organic hot spring" with its lotion-like, smooth texture, which is very rare in Japan, offers amazing skin-beautifying effects.

A ryokan nestled in a serene village rich in nature

This luxury ryokan offers a large garden open-air bath made with natural stones and four private baths. Its excellent location in a tranquil village surrounded by nature is also a charm. For dinner, guests can enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine featuring an abundance of fresh local vegetables. With a lounge available, adults can spend a relaxing time at the hotel.

A ryokan perched on a hill at the entrance of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen

A luxury ryokan located on a hill at the entrance of Aizu Higashiyama Onsen. It is chosen by travelers who prioritize cuisine, offering a buffet with a variety of dishes including Aizu local cuisine, home-style obanzai, and hotel-made sweets. It's a taste that will create unforgettable memories. The excellent views overlooking Aizu city are also a charm. For baths, you can enjoy two types of open-air observatory baths, each with a different ambiance, offering panoramic views of Aizu city. There are relaxation spaces and massages after your bath, allowing you to spend a leisurely time post-bathing.

A ryokan located at the entrance of Azuma Skyline

A ryokan with a limited number of 20 rooms located at the entrance of the Azuma Skyline. Its natural hot springs are a charm, offering a large public bath with an open-air bath where you can enjoy the seasonal natural scenery. For dinner, guests can enjoy irori (hearth) cuisine featuring char, local chicken, and seasonal ingredients, or a course meal with individual dishes. The inn is well-equipped with convenient facilities like a small shop.

A resort hotel located in Iizaka Onsen

This resort hotel in Iizaka Onsen boasts 121 guest rooms. It's renowned for its high-quality dinners, offering a Japanese-Western buffet where chefs prepare dishes right before your eyes. The flavors are so good, you'll look forward to dinner. The hot springs are another highlight; the main public bath, "Iizaka Hanamomo no Yu," features various indoor baths with different temperatures and open-air baths scattered throughout a garden overlooking a waterfall (Yunoyama). Rooms are available for banquets, making it suitable for celebrations or large group trips.