Yamaneya Ryokan

I stayed at Yamaneya Ryokan and enjoyed the hot springs. The room has a pure Japanese style feel. I sit cross-legged on the tatami, which is good for me. The hot spring has a large bath. This appears to be a homegrown source. You'll feel like you've come to a hot spring, and you can enjoy the hot water that soaks into your skin. There is hot water and lukewarm water, which I like. You can slowly soak in the warm water. I took a lot of hot spring baths, twice before dinner and once before and after breakfast. Hot springs are the best. The dinner was luxurious. Wagyu beef and yellowtail shabu-shabu. I thought the appetizer was quite luxurious. There are 5 types including pork roll, scissor lotus root, and salmon pie. These go well with sake. The sashimi was generous with large shrimp, sea bass, and tuna. I quickly blanched the yellowtail and enjoyed it with ponzu sauce. The yellowtail was quite large and delicious. The wagyu beef from Fukushima was fatty, tender, and delicious. I felt the joy of enjoying these while drinking sake. The breakfast was also luxurious. Fatty salmon, steamed vegetables, boiled greens in hot springs*, Koya tofu, etc. It is a breakfast with rice. The breakfast at the inn was really delicious. This is a satisfying product. The hot springs and food were both good. Most importantly, it's relaxing.

The first thing that surprised me was the low price. Equipped with two types of hot spring baths that are irresistible to hot spring lovers. The food is delicious and the employees are courteous. I would normally give it a 5 star, but I'm disappointed in the bathing time. The night is open until 11pm. Mornings start at 6am. This time setting was difficult for us, who are usually night owls, to use. I understand that the bathroom requires maintenance because it is fed directly from the source, but it would be great if it could be used late at night and early in the morning.