Hakuunsou
A quiet ryokan in the woods above the river, with rock baths, rooms with their own hot-spring tubs, and dinner by candlelight.
- Rooms with open-air baths
- Riverside dining room
- Adults and older children
Ryokan · Miyakami
Wakamatsu
A hillside ryokan with its own hot spring, a rock bath looking over the town, and kaiseki built on fish from Sagami Bay.
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- Own hot spring
- Rock open-air bath
- Sea view
About Wakamatsu
Wakamatsu sits high on the hillside at Miyakami, looking back over the town to the sea. It draws water from its own spring, and the big rock bath is open to the sky.
Dinner is kaiseki using fish from Sagami Bay and vegetables from the area. Some rooms have their own open-air bath on a terrace with a view.
Also in the Onsen guide
The baths
The baths are for overnight guests. The rock bath on the hillside is the one to see.
- Day visits
- Overnight guests only
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