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Recommended Ryokans or hotels in the Osaki City of each region!
Osaki City offers lodging facilities in the Naruko Onsenkyo hot spring area and the Tajiri area, while the Furukawa area features numerous business hotels. Naruko Onsenkyo includes Naruko Onsen, Higashi-Naruko Onsen, Nakayamadaira Onsen, Onikobe Onsen, and Kawatabi Onsen. Known as the “King of East Japan” in the hot spring world, it boasts seven of the top ten hot spring areas according to the new classifications, with approximately 370 source wells, and is renowned for its abundant spring water volume and quality. It has a well-established reputation for its therapeutic effects.
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Ryokan Bentenkaku
Benten-kaku Inn offers two private open-air hot springs and an indoor bath, all featuring natural spring water flowing directly from the source and renowned as “beautifying waters.” The hot spring water is said to have cleansing and moisturizing effects. The indoor bath offers panoramic views of the surrounding natural mountain scenery and the beautiful Arao River stretching to the mountain foothills.
All guest rooms are traditional air-conditioned Japanese-style tatami rooms. No smoking is allowed anywhere on the premises. Rooms offer views of Naruko's abundant natural scenery. In winter, approximately 200 swans migrate from Siberia to rest on the Eai River. For a more premium stay, choose rooms featuring a cypress wood bathtub (note: the cypress tub is not supplied with hot spring water).
For dining, both breakfast and dinner feature seasonal ingredients, blending local vegetables, mountain greens, meats, and seafood into Japanese cuisine. The menu is adjusted according to the season.
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- Address：87 Kurumayu, Naruko Onsen, Osaki City
- Parking：Available
- Access：Get off at JR Naruko Onsen Station, turn left at Sawaguchi Lacquerware Shop, 15-minute walk
- Notes：Shuttle service available from JR Naruko Onsen Station and JR Naruko Gotenyu Station
English and Chinese spoken
Convenience store 2-minute walk
Overnight guests receive complimentary private open-air bath (30 minutes) - http://bentenkaku.co.jp/