Yoyokaku

For those arriving late or those who would prefer to eat dinner elsewhere, we have prepared a one-night stay plan that includes breakfast (no dinner). If you want to relax at a ryokan after work, please come and visit us. ～Breakfast～ For breakfast, we serve Japanese set meals such as barley porridge, Zaru tofu from Karatsu Kawashima, and dried fish from the morning market. ===＜Information about Yoyokaku＞========================================= = ◆Attention to the room◆ Yoyokaku is located on a site of 1,800 tsubo and has a total of 19 guest rooms that maintain the atmosphere of the Meiji and Taisho eras while adding modern conveniences. Even though we have undergone repeated renovations, we have kept the vestiges of the Taisho era intact and cherished the spirit of preservation. Each room is decorated with heartfelt flower arrangements, collected from the mountains and fields. ◆A bath that warms like a hot spring◆ The public bath has a men's bath and a women's bath. The tank contains "Maifan stone" and the hot water flows through it, giving it a hot spring effect. The walls are made of cypress, the bathtub is finished with black granite, and the floor is finished with Fukumitsu stone, so you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot water. There is a handrail on the front side of the bathtub and steps inside the bathtub, so even elderly people can use it with peace of mind. We also have nursing care chairs available, so please feel free to use them.

For those who arrive late or would like to have dinner elsewhere, we have prepared a room with two rooms connected together for one night with breakfast included (without dinner). ～Breakfast～ For breakfast, we offer a Japanese set menu in the dining area, including barley porridge, Karatsu Kawashima's zaru tofu, and dried fish from the morning market. ===<Information about Yoyokaku>=========================================== ◆Attention to detail in rooms◆ Yoyokaku is located on a 1800 tsubo (6,200 m2) site and has a total of 19 rooms that retain the charm of the Meiji and Taisho eras while adding modern conveniences. We have been renovating the rooms many times, but we value the spirit of preserving the Taisho era atmosphere and keeping it. We have run through the mountains and fields to gather flowers and decorate each room with a lovingly made flower arrangement. ◆A bath that warms you up like a hot spring◆ There are public baths for men and women. The tank contains "Maifan stones" through which the hot water comes out, giving it the effect of a hot spring. The walls are made of cypress, the bathtub is made of black granite, and the floor is made of Fukumitsu stone, so you can relax and enjoy your soak in the water. There are handrails at the front of the bathtub and steps inside, so elderly people can use it with peace of mind. We also have nursing chairs available, so please feel free to use them.