#Tokyo Onsen The beauty of Yoshiike is well-deserved! In a town full of hot spring hotels, it is probably the only one that has a national treasure-level garden of 30,000 pings. Although it has a history of a hundred years, it is well maintained and details can be seen everywhere. I chose Kaiseki cuisine for a night and two meals. The restaurant specially reserved a middle seat by the window. While eating, I enjoyed the greenery of the courtyard. The atmosphere was directly full. Every dish was like a work of art, and it was so comfortable with the beautiful scenery~ The open-air bath room we stayed in can only be booked on the official website. There is a private hot spring in the suite, which is just right for two people to soak in. The skin is smooth after soaking. The room is equipped with Three skin care products. The space is spacious, including the bedroom, living room, and private courtyard. In the morning, you can see the view by opening the window, and you feel happy~ The tatami room has a bamboo smell, which can be solved by opening the window for ventilation; the century-old building is inevitably old, and it is a bit inconvenient that there is no room service after 7 pm, but the advantages are more prominent: free landscape beverage area, 6 minutes away from the station, close to tofu shops and soba shops, and there are firefly activities in summer. The overall experience is superb! #Hakone #Yoshiike Ryokan #Hakone Onsen #Kaiseki Cuisine #Japanese Onsen Ryokan