Yumoto Sakakibarakan

Late arrivals are most welcome! Perfect after work or sightseeing in Ise and Shima! ! Dinner 'outside' Recover travel fatigue at 'Sakakibara Onsen' Relax and unwind *Please inform us of your preferred breakfast start time when making your reservation. [1]7:00〜[2]7:30〜[3]8:00〜[4]8:15〜 If you wish to have dinner, please contact us by phone. Please note that we may not be able to accommodate depending on the schedule. Spring Water Benefits Sakakibara's spring, certified as a 'Hot Spring Heritage,' is an alkaline simple spring The spring quality, often referred to as 'natural soap effect,' feels silky and smooth to the touch when in contact with the water, offering excellent skin-beautifying benefits. Additionally, its [antioxidant properties] are remarkably high at 'minus 225', making it promising for its [anti-aging effects] that help 'prevent body oxidation.' Breakfast Freshly made tofu and grilled dried fish. The small dishes prepared to match the season feature 'familiar, heartwarming flavors' cherished in Japanese dining traditions. Enjoy them alongside nutrient-rich 'ancient grain' porridge or 'white rice.' *Meals will be served in the dining area. Regarding the complete transition to non-smoking guest rooms From April 1, 2020, all guest rooms will be designated as non-smoking. Smoking areas are located at two places: 1st floor "Balcony of Takimitei (near the elevator hall)" Two areas have been set up on the second floor, 'the balcony next to the shop'. Check-in time is 'until 9:00 PM'.

Most Popular No.1 Kaiseki The main dish [Matsusaka Beef] can be enjoyed as 'teppanyaki, shabu-shabu, or sukiyaki'— Choose your preferred way to savor it There is a section in the reservation screen under the dinner category where you can select your main dish, so please make sure to make a selection. Changes to your choice cannot be made on the day. Enjoy the allure of Matsusaka beef, the representative of Japanese wagyu. Content may change depending on procurement conditions. Meals will be served in the dining area. For groups of 7 or more, meals may be served in a banquet hall. Dinner – Our Commitment – The essential seasoning of ancient Japan, [Hishio (a type of soy sauce)] The "Isehikari" rice, famous as the sacred rice of Ise Jingu, Delight in the flavors of 'carefully selected ingredients' nurtured by the history rooted in Mie's land. Access [By Car] About 20 minutes towards Nara on Route 165 from Hisai IC on the Ise Expressway. * Parking available (free of charge) [By Train] Get off at Kintetsu Sakakibara-Onsen-guchi Station and take the shuttle bus for about 15 minutes. [Free Shuttle Available] Reservation required; operates at 14:30 / 15:30 / 16:30 / 17:30. Between Kintetsu "Sakakibara-Onsen-guchi Station" and Yumoto Sakakibarakan. Regarding the complete transition to non-smoking guest rooms From April 1, 2020, all guest rooms will be designated as non-smoking. Smoking areas are located at two places: 1st floor "Balcony of Takimitei (near the elevator hall)" and 2nd floor "Balcony next to the shop".

A must-see for meat lovers This is the only plan where you can enjoy Matsusaka beef 'twice'! The finely textured Matsusaka beef, known as 'the art of meat', is cooked to your preference with 'teppanyaki' featuring five different cuts, & and enjoyed with the rich flavor that melts in your mouth, 'sukiyaki'! Experience the luxurious banquet cuisine filled with the globally recognized 'Mie delicacies' Content may change depending on procurement conditions. Meals will be served in the dining area. For groups of 7 or more, meals may be served in a banquet hall. Breakfast Freshly made tofu and grilled dried fish. The small dishes prepared to match the season feature 'familiar, heartwarming flavors' cherished in Japanese dining traditions. Enjoy them alongside nutrient-rich 'ancient grain' porridge or 'white rice.' *Meals will be served in the dining area. The hot springs loved by Sei Shonagon The talented Heian-era lady Sei Shonagon's work, 'The Pillow Book', A historic 'famous hot spring' praised alongside Arima and Tamatsukuri as one of the 'Three Famous Hot Springs of Japan'. This location, also renowned as the 'purification site' for Ise Shrine, offers an exceptional source spring experience for you to fully enjoy! *The large communal bath uses hot spring water for all showers. *The large communal bath alternates between male and female usage daily. Regarding the use of the 'Private Open-Air Bath with a View' (Reservation required, Additional charge applies) Operating hours: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Last admission at 9:00 PM) Regarding the complete transition to non-smoking guest rooms From April 1, 2020, all guest rooms will be designated as non-smoking. Smoking areas are located at two places: 1st floor "Balcony of Takimitei (near the elevator hall)" and 2nd floor "Balcony next to the shop".

Most Popular No.1 Kaiseki The main dish [Matsusaka Beef] can be enjoyed as 'teppanyaki, shabu-shabu, or sukiyaki'— Choose your preferred way to savor it There is a section in the reservation screen under the dinner category where you can select your main dish, so please make sure to make a selection. Changes to your choice cannot be made on the day. Enjoy the allure of Matsusaka beef, the representative of Japanese wagyu. Content may change depending on procurement conditions. Meals will be served in the dining area. For groups of 7 or more, meals may be served in a banquet hall. Dinner – Our Commitment – The essential seasoning of ancient Japan, [Hishio (a type of soy sauce)] The "Isehikari" rice, famous as the sacred rice of Ise Jingu, Delight in the flavors of 'carefully selected ingredients' nurtured by the history rooted in Mie's land. Access [By Car] About 20 minutes towards Nara on Route 165 from Hisai IC on the Ise Expressway. * Parking available (free of charge) [By Train] Get off at Kintetsu Sakakibara-Onsen-guchi Station and take the shuttle bus for about 15 minutes. [Free Shuttle Available] Reservation required; operates at 14:30 / 15:30 / 16:30 / 17:30. Between Kintetsu "Sakakibara-Onsen-guchi Station" and Yumoto Sakakibarakan. Regarding the complete transition to non-smoking guest rooms From April 1, 2020, all guest rooms will be designated as non-smoking. Smoking areas are located at two places: 1st floor "Balcony of Takimitei (near the elevator hall)" and 2nd floor "Balcony next to the shop".

A must-see for meat lovers This is the only plan where you can enjoy Matsusaka beef 'twice'! The finely textured Matsusaka beef, known as 'the art of meat', is cooked to your preference with 'teppanyaki' featuring five different cuts, & and enjoyed with the rich flavor that melts in your mouth, 'sukiyaki'! Experience the luxurious banquet cuisine filled with the globally recognized 'Mie delicacies' Content may change depending on procurement conditions. Meals will be served in the dining area. For groups of 7 or more, meals may be served in a banquet hall. Breakfast Freshly made tofu and grilled dried fish. The small dishes prepared to match the season feature 'familiar, heartwarming flavors' cherished in Japanese dining traditions. Enjoy them alongside nutrient-rich 'ancient grain' porridge or 'white rice.' *Meals will be served in the dining area. The hot springs loved by Sei Shonagon The talented Heian-era lady Sei Shonagon's work, 'The Pillow Book', A historic 'famous hot spring' praised alongside Arima and Tamatsukuri as one of the 'Three Famous Hot Springs of Japan'. This location, also renowned as the 'purification site' for Ise Shrine, offers an exceptional source spring experience for you to fully enjoy! *The large communal bath uses hot spring water for all showers. *The large communal bath alternates between male and female usage daily. Regarding the use of the 'Private Open-Air Bath with a View' (Reservation required, Additional charge applies) Operating hours: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Last admission at 9:00 PM) Regarding the complete transition to non-smoking guest rooms From April 1, 2020, all guest rooms will be designated as non-smoking. Smoking areas are located at two places: 1st floor "Balcony of Takimitei (near the elevator hall)" and 2nd floor "Balcony next to the shop".