Dorogawa Onsen Masugen Ryokan

Our inn has been operating as a "gyoja-inn" welcoming mountain ascetics since the late Edo period. We welcome you in a harmonious atmosphere, just like the old-fashioned gyoja-inn of Dorogawa. If you've come all the way to Dorogawa Onsen, be sure to try the local flavors. We have prepared a plan that allows you to taste both Nara's local delicacies, Nara Wagyu beef and Nara Jidori chicken. [Yamato beef] It has a history dating back to the Kamakura period, and has a sweet, deep flavor. [Yamato meat chicken] It is descended from Shamo chicken, and is characterized by a rich flavor that spreads the more you chew it. Both are served as sukiyaki. Seasonings are only soy sauce and sugar. The simple [Kansai-style sukiyaki] brings out the flavor of the ingredients. <Yamato beef, local chicken sukiyaki, sashimi, famous water tofu, two kinds of delicacies, small bait, pickles, rice, dessert> Breakfast is a Japanese set meal with a lineup of hirousu and rainbow trout in sweet simmered sauce. *Meals are served in private rooms for each guest, with alcohol disinfection and ventilation taking preventative measures against infection. ■Rooms■ Choose your favorite room from a variety of rooms, each with a different atmosphere, such as a view of the lantern-lined streetscape or a refreshing riverside. (All rooms equipped with Wi-Fi) ■Hot springs■ The hot springs are smooth and have a fatigue recovery and skin-beautifying effect. 100% of the water is from the source. ■Sightseeing■ [Mount Omine Climbing] Sanjogadake Mountain Opening May 3rd to September 23rd (Pilgrimage period for Ominesan Temple) During this period, many mountain ascetics can be seen around the inn. Misen and Hakkyogatake (100 famous mountains): Autumn leaves bloom from early to mid-October. In November, you can also see frost. [Sightseeing] Popular activities include touring the limestone caves and suspension bridges, and the promenade that leads to Mitarai Valley, a famous spot for autumn leaves. In summer, it's cool enough that you don't need an air conditioner, and we recommend stargazing at night. In winter, you can also enjoy snow viewing. No matter the season, the streets of the inn district lit by lanterns are also worth seeing. Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries about hiking maps, brochures, or mountain climbing or sightseeing! We look forward to seeing you!