Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya

Interior With ochre walls, wooden flooring (with floor heating), and naturally warm interiors featuring a beautiful wood-grain table and chairs crafted by a woodwork artist from Nasu. A compact room with a sofa, chairs, and table. Twin beds are designed for comfortable use, especially for elderly guests or those with mobility challenges. Bedding Equipped with Nishikawa's top-grade Muatsu mattresses and pillows. In the bedded rooms, custom tatami beds are topped with Muatsu mattresses. View Mountain view: A garden stretches out in front, with the mountains of Itamuro in the distance showcasing seasonal natural beauty. Meals The foundation of Daikokuya's cuisine is "nourishment," offering meals that promote cleanliness and health from within. The dishes are crafted without any chemical seasonings, emphasizing the natural flavors of ingredients and balancing mountain, sea, and local products for wholesome dining. During winter, we serve a daily special hot pot. Meals are served at the table in your room. (For groups of 4 or more, a dining area will be arranged.) ） *For elementary school children, meals are a scaled-down version of the adult menu, with around two fewer items such as grilled and lidded dishes. Meals for preschool children (ages 4–6) are Japanese-based, adapted to be easy for children to enjoy, with meat, fish, and vegetables. *Please note that we do not offer a "children’s lunch" option. Art Monthly exhibitions are held in the salon space. Amenities Amenities are kept to the bare essentials. Please bring your own cleansing products and toner. Shampoo and conditioner are provided in the form of additive-free soap shampoo. WIFI environment Free Wifi is available in the rooms, salon, and library. Notice The first floor of the Pine House is an open room with a view of the garden, but as it also faces the parking lot, those concerned about privacy are recommended to choose the Plum House for a more private experience. Due to the wooden structure, sounds such as footsteps from the upper floors may resonate.

Interior A Japanese-style room of 8 tatami mats with an 11-tatami-mat living room. Relax in a spacious living room with floor heating and a bedroom generously using ocher. The beautiful wood-grain table and chairs, crafted by a woodwork artist from Nasu, offer ample space for family use without feeling cramped. Bedding Equipped with Nishikawa's top-grade Muatsu mattresses and pillows. In the bedded rooms, custom tatami beds are topped with Muatsu mattresses. View Mountain View In front lies a garden featuring Suga Kishio's creation "Ten no Tenkei," with a veranda on the first floor where you can enjoy tea or immerse yourself in reading under the sun on fine days. Spring brings cherry blossoms, early summer brings fresh green leaves, autumn displays vibrant colors, and winter blankets the scenery in snow, showcasing the beauty of nature in every season. Meals The foundation of Daikokuya's cuisine is "nourishment," offering meals that promote cleanliness and health from within. The dishes are kind to the body, prepared without any chemical seasonings and balanced to highlight the natural flavors of ingredients from the mountains, sea, and local area. During winter, we serve a daily special hot pot. Meals are served at the table in your room. (For groups of four or more staying overnight, we will prepare a dining area for your meals.) ） *For elementary school children, meals will be a smaller set, with approximately two fewer dishes, such as grilled items and covered dishes, compared to the adult menu. Meals for preschool children (ages 4–6) are Japanese-based, adapted to be easy for children to enjoy, with meat, fish, and vegetables. *Please note that we do not offer a "children’s lunch" option. Art Monthly exhibitions by art and craft artists are held in the salon space. Amenities Amenities are provided in the most minimal and essential quantities. Please bring your own cleansing products and toner. Shampoo and conditioner provided are soap-based (additive-free), environmentally friendly, and gentle on the skin. WIFI environment Free Wifi is available in the rooms, salon, and library.

Interior While preserving the charm of a traditional inn, it is designed to fit modern lifestyles. Relax with beautifully grained chairs and tables crafted by a woodworker from Nasu. Bedding Equipped with Nishikawa's top-grade Muatsu mattresses and pillows. In the bedded rooms, custom tatami beds are topped with Muatsu mattresses. View Mountain and River View The first floor features a wet veranda, where you can enjoy the soothing sounds of the Naka River's babbling and the chirping of wild birds, bringing peace to your heart amidst the sounds of nature. From the second-floor windows, you can see the Naka River flowing quietly below, and the borrowed scenery of mountains in front that reveal the beauty of nature with each season. Meals The foundation of Daikokuya's cuisine is "nourishment," offering meals that promote cleanliness and health from within. Gozukon, a dish long familiar on Japanese dining tables, combining sesame, beans, and kelp, complemented by seasonal and local ingredients. The dishes are kind to the body, prepared without any chemical seasonings and balanced to highlight the natural flavors of ingredients from the mountains, sea, and local area. During winter, we serve a daily special hot pot. Meals are served at the table in your room. (For groups of four or more staying overnight, we will prepare a dining area for your meals.) ） *For elementary school children, meals will be a smaller set, with approximately two fewer dishes, such as grilled items and covered dishes, compared to the adult menu. Meals for preschool children (ages 4–6) are Japanese-based, adapted to be easy for children to enjoy, with meat, fish, and vegetables. *Please note that we do not offer a "children’s lunch" option. Art Monthly exhibitions by art and craft artists are held in the salon space. Amenities Amenities are provided in the most minimal and essential quantities. Please bring your own cleansing products and toner. Shampoo and conditioner provided are soap-based (additive-free), environmentally friendly, and gentle on the skin. Internet Free Wifi is available in the rooms, salon, and library.

Interior While preserving the charm of a traditional inn, it is designed to fit modern lifestyles. Relax with beautifully grained chairs and tables crafted by a woodworker from Nasu. Bedding Equipped with Nishikawa's top-grade Muatsu mattresses and pillows. In the bedded rooms, custom tatami beds are topped with Muatsu mattresses. View Mountain and River View The first floor features a wet veranda, where you can enjoy the soothing sounds of the Naka River's babbling and the chirping of wild birds, bringing peace to your heart amidst the sounds of nature. From the second-floor windows, you can see the Naka River flowing quietly below, and the borrowed scenery of mountains in front that reveal the beauty of nature with each season. Meals The foundation of Daikokuya's cuisine is "nourishment," offering meals that promote cleanliness and health from within. Gozukon, a dish long familiar on Japanese dining tables, combining sesame, beans, and kelp, complemented by seasonal and local ingredients. The dishes are kind to the body, prepared without any chemical seasonings and balanced to highlight the natural flavors of ingredients from the mountains, sea, and local area. During winter, we serve a daily special hot pot. Meals are served at the table in your room. (For groups of four or more staying overnight, we will prepare a dining area for your meals.) ） *For elementary school children, meals will be a smaller set, with approximately two fewer dishes, such as grilled items and covered dishes, compared to the adult menu. Meals for preschool children (ages 4–6) are Japanese-based, adapted to be easy for children to enjoy, with meat, fish, and vegetables. *Please note that we do not offer a "children’s lunch" option. Art Monthly exhibitions by art and craft artists are held in the salon space. Amenities Amenities are provided in the most minimal and essential quantities. Please bring your own cleansing products and toner. Shampoo and conditioner provided are soap-based (additive-free), environmentally friendly, and gentle on the skin. Internet Free Wifi is available in the rooms, salon, and library.