Hirugami Onsen Sekitaitei Ishida

For those who wish to savor a luxurious and leisurely time at Sekitaitei Ishida. Enjoy Hirugami's 'beauty-enhancing hot springs' in the privacy of your own room-attached bath Feel the tranquil flow of time in southern Shinshu Enjoy our prideful hot springs as much as you like, whenever you like Located at the southern tip of Nagano, Hirugami Onsen Village is known for its seasonal mountain charm and "Japan's most beautiful starry sky." Sekitaitei Ishida, nestled in that location, is a hot spring inn built in the traditional sukiya style, with only 17 rooms spread across a 1,000-tsubo property, offering an indulgent use of space. Passing through the solemn 'Ebisu Bishamon' gate, crossing the stone-paved approach through the Japanese garden, and entering the entrance, a stunning Noh stage unfolds before your eyes, inviting you into an extraordinary experience. The rooms you will stay in are private spaces, each independently designed. Relax in rooms with unique designs in every corner. Meals feature authentic banquet cuisine, incorporating seasonal ingredients and the bounty of Shinshu's mountain villages. Our cuisine is understated but carefully crafted to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients. At night, you can enjoy traditional performances on the Noh stage or watch DVDs in the theater room, or reserve a private bath for free to monopolize the beauty-enhancing hot springs. Spend your time however you wish. Our inn cherishes 'Yamato Spirit,' emphasizing Japanese architecture, cuisine, and hospitality. Take a moment to immerse yourself in the traditional performing arts and the culture of Japanese inns passed down in this region, and enjoy a relaxing time. [Hospitality at Sekitaitei Ishida] 1. On certain days, you can watch traditional performing arts performances at the Noh stage 'Shishinden'. (During the period of 2,000 hina doll decorations from mid-January to April 3, and the September Kuriyanobureiko period, there will be an extended break) 2. Free use of the theater room, where you can enjoy watching DVDs on a 100-inch large screen. 3. Free use of the private hot spring bath. 4. Check-in at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00, allowing a maximum stay of 20 hours [Meal] ・Dinner: Authentic banquet cuisine featuring the blessings of the mountain villages of South Shinshu and seasonal ingredients. ・Breakfast... Japanese cuisine Dinner and breakfast will be served either in a private dining room or in your room ( not selectable) [Hot Springs] Enjoy the 'Bijin no Yu' hot spring, boasting a strong alkalinity of pH 9.7. In Achi Village, a lodging tax will be introduced starting June 1, Reiwa 8 (2026). Village tax: 200 yen, Prefecture tax: 100 yen (Total: 300 yen per person)

For those who wish to savor a luxurious and leisurely time at Sekitaitei Ishida. Enjoy Hirugami's 'beauty-enhancing hot springs' in the privacy of your own room-attached bath Feel the tranquil flow of time in southern Shinshu Enjoy our prideful hot springs as much as you like, whenever you like Located at the southern tip of Nagano, Hirugami Onsen Village is known for its seasonal mountain charm and "Japan's most beautiful starry sky." Sekitaitei Ishida, nestled in that location, is a hot spring inn built in the traditional sukiya style, with only 17 rooms spread across a 1,000-tsubo property, offering an indulgent use of space. Passing through the solemn 'Ebisu Bishamon' gate, crossing the stone-paved approach through the Japanese garden, and entering the entrance, a stunning Noh stage unfolds before your eyes, inviting you into an extraordinary experience. The rooms you will stay in are private spaces, each independently designed. Relax in rooms with unique designs in every corner. Meals feature authentic banquet cuisine, incorporating seasonal ingredients and the bounty of Shinshu's mountain villages. Our cuisine is understated but carefully crafted to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients. At night, you can enjoy traditional performances on the Noh stage or watch DVDs in the theater room, or reserve a private bath for free to monopolize the beauty-enhancing hot springs. Spend your time however you wish. Our inn cherishes 'Yamato Spirit,' emphasizing Japanese architecture, cuisine, and hospitality. Take a moment to immerse yourself in the traditional performing arts and the culture of Japanese inns passed down in this region, and enjoy a relaxing time. [Hospitality at Sekitaitei Ishida] 1. On certain days, you can watch traditional performing arts performances at the Noh stage 'Shishinden'. (During the period of 2,000 hina doll decorations from mid-January to April 3, and the September Kuriyanobureiko period, there will be an extended break) 2. Free use of the theater room, where you can enjoy watching DVDs on a 100-inch large screen. 3. Free use of the private hot spring bath. 4. Check-in at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00, allowing a maximum stay of 20 hours [Meal] ・Dinner: Authentic banquet cuisine featuring the blessings of the mountain villages of South Shinshu and seasonal ingredients. ・Breakfast... Japanese cuisine Dinner and breakfast will be served either in a private dining room or in your room ( not selectable) [Hot Springs] Enjoy the 'Bijin no Yu' hot spring, boasting a strong alkalinity of pH 9.7. In Achi Village, a lodging tax will be introduced starting June 1, Reiwa 8 (2026). Village tax: 200 yen, Prefecture tax: 100 yen (Total: 300 yen per person)

For those who wish to savor a luxurious and leisurely time at Sekitaitei Ishida. Enjoy Hirugami's 'beauty-enhancing hot springs' in the privacy of your own room-attached bath Feel the tranquil flow of time in southern Shinshu Enjoy our prideful hot springs as much as you like, whenever you like Located at the southern tip of Nagano, Hirugami Onsen Village is known for its seasonal mountain charm and "Japan's most beautiful starry sky." Sekitaitei Ishida, nestled in that location, is a hot spring inn built in the traditional sukiya style, with only 17 rooms spread across a 1,000-tsubo property, offering an indulgent use of space. Passing through the solemn 'Ebisu Bishamon' gate, crossing the stone-paved approach through the Japanese garden, and entering the entrance, a stunning Noh stage unfolds before your eyes, inviting you into an extraordinary experience. The rooms you will stay in are private spaces, each independently designed. Relax in rooms with unique designs in every corner. Meals feature authentic banquet cuisine, incorporating seasonal ingredients and the bounty of Shinshu's mountain villages. Our cuisine is understated but carefully crafted to bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients. At night, you can enjoy traditional performances on the Noh stage or watch DVDs in the theater room, or reserve a private bath for free to monopolize the beauty-enhancing hot springs. Spend your time however you wish. Our inn cherishes 'Yamato Spirit,' emphasizing Japanese architecture, cuisine, and hospitality. Take a moment to immerse yourself in the traditional performing arts and the culture of Japanese inns passed down in this region, and enjoy a relaxing time. [Hospitality at Sekitaitei Ishida] 1. On certain days, you can watch traditional performing arts performances at the Noh stage 'Shishinden'. (During the period of 2,000 hina doll decorations from mid-January to April 3, and the September Kuriyanobureiko period, there will be an extended break) 2. Free use of the theater room, where you can enjoy watching DVDs on a 100-inch large screen. 3. Free use of the private hot spring bath. 4. Check-in at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00, allowing a maximum stay of 20 hours [Meal] ・Dinner: Authentic banquet cuisine featuring the blessings of the mountain villages of South Shinshu and seasonal ingredients. ・Breakfast... Japanese cuisine Dinner and breakfast will be served either in a private dining room or in your room ( not selectable) [Hot Springs] Enjoy the 'Bijin no Yu' hot spring, boasting a strong alkalinity of pH 9.7. In Achi Village, a lodging tax will be introduced starting June 1, Reiwa 8 (2026). Village tax: 200 yen, Prefecture tax: 100 yen (Total: 300 yen per person)