Kira no Sato

Kira no Sato is a hot spring inn that recreates the original Japanese scenery. On the premises, you will find fields, ponds, old houses surrounding rice paddies, and nostalgic playground equipment. It's nostalgic, simple, and warm... Enjoy an extraordinary experience that makes you feel like you've returned home. ☆Things you can enjoy during your stay at Kira no Sato☆ [Every day] "Satoyama Walk Rally" on the vast 20,000m2 site [Every day] "Satoyama Photo Contest" is being held, and winners will receive a commemorative gift [Free] You can use the three private baths as many times as you like if they are available. [Free] Drinks are available in the bath area. [Free] Colorful yukata rental (adults only). [Free] Food stalls appear at night! We offer "Yonaki Soba" for a late-night snack. ◎The original Japanese scenery is sure to look great in photos! Staff will take photos anywhere ■Meals <Dinner> A. Kaiseki cuisine with seafood shabu-shabu made with fish and seasonal vegetables as the main course. B. Kaiseki cuisine with lava-grilled meat made with domestic beef and seasonal vegetables as the main course. *Dinner will be served in two sessions (session 1 from 17:30/session 2 from 20:00) *Each group will have the same meal. *Time may change depending on reservation status *Dinner restaurant and dinner time will be decided on a first-come, first-served basis upon check-in. Please note that we may not be able to accommodate your request due to seating arrangements. <Breakfast> Each person can choose between Japanese or Western cuisine. ■Hot springs (skin-beautifying water with a pH of 9.2 that springs from two private springs) <Large bath: Mori no Yu> There are eight types of baths for both men and women, including an indoor bath, a reclining bath, a tub bath, an open-air rock bath, and an open-air cypress bath, so you can enjoy bathing in different baths. <Private baths> All three private baths, each with a different atmosphere, are fed directly from the source. No reservations are required, so feel free to use them as many times as you like when they are available.