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The Accommodation itself was wonderful, but what stayed with me even more was the owner’s story of reviving a soy sauce brewery with over 300 years of history. Through soy sauce, my imagination naturally expanded to the lives and feelings of people long ago, and I was quietly moved by the continuity of human life across generations. Combined with Nara’s atmosphere—like touching the source of history—and the sense that prayer is woven into everyday life, I was able to spend time here that can only be found in this place. I highly recommend joining the soy sauce pressing experience and the visit to Muraya Shrine the next morning. Every dish was prepared in a way that let us enjoy soy sauce and moromi through carefully chosen ingredients and cooking methods, and the portions were just right—everything was excellent. Away from everyday noise, I spent time that gently eased both body and mind. Thank you very much.

I stayed here on this occasion, and from start to finish the staff’s attentiveness and thoughtfulness were truly wonderful, making my time very comfortable. Every detail was well cared for, and it was a Ryokan that naturally made me think, “I want to come back.” The bath was also very relaxing, and I was able to unwind and feel refreshed. Each dish of the meal was delicious, and I was completely satisfied. It was a wonderful Ryokan that I sincerely want to stay at again. Thank you very much.

I’ve visited Kamakura many times on day trips, but this time I chose to stay at this Hotel because I really wanted to experience an overnight stay. They upgraded my Room, and I was able to relax and unwind completely. Dinner was a delicious kaiseki meal at Araju, and breakfast also featured gentle dishes that made the most of the ingredients. The Room was thoughtfully equipped with convenient features, such as a grab bar by the toilet and a chair provided in the bath. Even the paper cups for coffee in the lounge were stylish. Walking along Dankazura lit up at night and taking an early-morning stroll to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine made for a truly special time. Finally, I joined the Hotel’s early-morning walking tour and had a wonderful time. I’m already planning another stay.

We visited Matsue for my wife’s 60th birthday trip. Minamikan was a wonderful Ryokan that suited us perfectly, as we love Onsen trips. We’d love to visit again. We arrived early at Minamikan, left our car, and went for a walk; thank you as well for the sightseeing advice around Matsue from the staff member who welcomed us. Our Accommodation Room had high ceilings and felt spacious and relaxing. The large window is framed like a picture, with a lovely view of the bridge. We could also see Lake Shinji from the open-air bath in the Room, which made it very easy to unwind. The amenities were thoughtfully prepared: there were three kinds of tea—one especially nice after breakfast—and the sweets were elegant as well. The garden is excellent; you can feel the history in the pine trees. The meals were delicately seasoned from start to finish, using high-quality ingredients, and we were very satisfied. You can really tell how skilled the chef is. In the end, we’re glad we chose this place—everything was wonderful: the people, the Room and Onsen, and the cuisine. Unfortunately, we weren’t blessed with good weather this time, so we’ll save taking a boat ride on Matsue Castle’s moat and enjoying the sunset for our next visit. My wife says she’d like to come in autumn. Thank you in advance.

Everything was wonderful. My partner loved the organic amenities and the Onsen. Our child enjoyed the meals and the ornaments.

My first stay at Kasuien was wonderful. From arrival to departure, all the staff greeted us with warm smiles and kind words that felt truly refined and thoughtful. The food was delicious, the Onsen was great, and the foot massager in the Room felt so good that I wanted to buy one. I chose a Plan with lounge access, but since we were full after meals, it might have been fine without it. Our rental car was slightly dirty with bird droppings, but when we checked out and left, it had been cleaned. I believe someone wiped it for us. I was deeply moved by this thoughtfulness. This is an Accommodation I will definitely visit again when I go to Shimane. Thank you very much.

This was my second stay, and my companion was delighted again, saying it was wonderful. The restaurant felt very upscale and not somewhere we would usually go, but being on a trip made it feel special and we truly enjoyed it. The chef and staff served us with lovely smiles, and we had a delicious seasonal meal paired with wine. The light snacks and sweets in the lounge were all excellent as well. The room was very comfortable, and my companion—who already loves to chat—was even more talkative than usual. A walk to Yuigahama Beach just one minute away on foot also made this an unforgettable trip.

With the dignified atmosphere of a long-established hotel and well-trained staff, I was able to enjoy a very comfortable stay. Above all, the staff were always smiling; I came here during a break from my busy work schedule and left feeling recharged. Thank you very much.

This was our third stay. This time, the herbal bath additive provided in the Room came with salted cherry blossoms, making for a truly heartwarming bath time. The breakfast we look forward to every visit had been refreshed, and this time the Asuka-style hot pot soup was absolutely delicious. Enjoying a hot pot in the morning felt wonderfully indulgent, and the illustration on the menu card also warmed our hearts. This trip was a three-generation family journey, and I got to see many smiles from my mother again. Thank you very much. We will be back again.

It was a very clean Hotel, which made me feel at ease. The staff were also very helpful. The Japanese breakfast was delicious, but there wasn’t enough rice—I would have been happy if refills were available. Also, I was glad to be able to read a lot of *One Piece* and *Kingdom*. I understand it can’t be helped given the location, but the large public bath wasn’t great. It’s a Hotel I’d like to use again.

I was wondering how things would be after the change in management, but it was a comfortable stay with meals truly worthy of an auberge. The young chef is full of talent, and I’m excited to see what kind of dishes he will create in the future. As for service—such as the timing of meal service—I think it will become more refined as they gain experience. If I had to mention anything, I would have appreciated having both loungewear and pajamas, and on a smaller note, amenities like shoe-shining supplies. I will visit again.

The view from the Room over the Agano River to Mt. Hozu is wonderful. It is also close to the Agano River sightseeing boat pier across the river. The Onsen is a sulfur sulfate spring, and depending on the season it changes color to fresh bamboo green, celadon, or deutzia white (100% free-flowing from the source). The open-air bath is pleasantly lukewarm. Unusually for a Hotel, there is an irori hearth in the Room with charcoal already lit, creating a cozy atmosphere. The meals are generous—more than you can finish—with great seasoning, and the staff provide excellent service. They handle everyone smoothly, from group tours to individual travelers. The Room is kept very clean and comes with a large TV and even a sewing kit. A 2-minute walk from JR Hanasaki Station, this Accommodation stands on historic ground—the former battlefield of the Byakkotai—inviting reflection on Japan’s Meiji Restoration.

I always enjoy staying here—it’s consistently clean and comfortable. Toiletries are thoughtfully provided in a way that avoids waste, allowing guests to pick up only what they need at the front desk before heading to their room, which is environmentally considerate. One thing to note: I believe lotion and moisturizer used to be available, but they were not in the room or at the front desk this time, so I had to buy them at a convenience store. I only noticed after my bath, so that was a bit inconvenient. Next time, I’ll bring my own.

I first learned about the Herring Mansion when I visited Otaru for sightseeing, and I had long wished to stay at Ginrinsou, the Ryokan created from that historic building. This time, I finally had the chance to visit Ginrinsou. Its dignified presence on a hill overlooking Otaru-Chikko was truly moving. Stepping inside, I was immediately overwhelmed by the 75-tatami grand hall, and my eyes were drawn to the artworks displayed throughout the property—almost like being in a museum. From my reserved Room in the new wing and its bath, I enjoyed a panoramic view of the harbor, and once again felt amazed by the scenery. For dinner, I chose French cuisine. The adjacent Grill Ginrinsou is also wonderful: first you’re captivated by a beautiful chandelier, then by the many Meissen pieces and Lladró porcelain figurines on display. The meal featured superbly prepared local Hokkaido ingredients—sea urchin, hairy crab, Ezo abalone, kinki rockfish, branded beef, and seasonal asparagus—and it was one delightful surprise after another all the way through dessert. My friend and I were thrilled; we agreed we’d never had French food that good even in Tokyo. It became an unforgettable trip to Otaru. When I visit again, I would love to stay here once more.

Stayed for 2 nights during the consecutive holidays in September 2025. I made a last-minute reservation the evening before and requested an earlier breakfast to accommodate my early start for Mt. Daisen climbing. The Ryokan promptly responded, saying, "We can only make it about 10 minutes earlier," which I greatly appreciated given my sudden request. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed, and upon departure, we received a courteous send-off. Every staff member we encountered at the front desk, dining area, and within the facility demonstrated exceptional hospitality. The room was spacious and relaxing; the large public Onsen was not crowded; meals were served individually and were all delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed our comfortable stay over these two days. I look forward to staying here again during my next visit to Kaike Onsen!

To explore Matsue City, I stayed at Suitenkaku. The location was excellent—right by Lake Shinji—with a great view from the window, and the Room had been renovated, so it was very clean and I was extremely satisfied. They were also kind and considerate toward my mother, who has dementia, which I truly appreciated. Personally, the Onsen temperature felt a bit high, but it was spacious and relaxing.

Very convenient, right in front of Sakurai Station. We stayed here to visit Hasedera Temple and Abe Monju-in on our way back from Osaka. We also planned to go to Horyu-ji afterward, so we used Sakurai Station, which is served by both Kintetsu and JR. The Room was more spacious than expected and very practical. The large public bath was also very clean. If I had one request, I would have liked mineral water in the Room.

From the nearest station, cross the children’s park and you’ll arrive without getting lost. I was excited to try the local ramen at the shop right in front, but it was closed for a regular day off. Stopped by on the way to Flower Park—drawn in by the high ratings—and it was well worth the detour. Everything was excellent; a rare find for such a quiet area.

The large public bath has been completely renovated, offering a clean and comfortable experience. The agate Onsen features vibrant colors, with clear and smooth water that is gentle on the skin, making it a place you'll want to visit again and again.

All the staff were cheerful and kind, and I had a very pleasant stay. At dinner, the proprietress even came to greet us in person, which truly moved me. Just one thing I noticed: The closet door (storage space) in the Room was loose and looked like it might come off. I happened to have tools with me, so I tightened the screws as a temporary fix. I know you are busy, but please check it once. The meals were delicious, and we had a wonderful time. Thank you very much.