Bansuiro Fukuzumi

A Hakone-Yumoto hot spring inn founded in 1625, housed in a nationally designated Important Cultural Property

Meiji-era cultural property

The early-Meiji wings Bansuiro and Kinsenro blend traditional sukiya-style Japanese architecture with Western techniques. Designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan, they are still used as the main guest rooms.

Free-flowing natural spring

The inn manages its own naturally gushing source, Yumoto No. 3, which yields over 100 liters per minute of clear alkaline spring water fed straight into the large baths. Both the Ichien-no-yu and Ogi-no-yu baths have open-air tubs.

Cypress baths in rooms

Rooms in the Meiji Kinsenro wing and the Showa wing have private hinoki baths with hot spring water on tap.

Storied guest list

Kido Takayoshi, Fukuzawa Yukichi and Ito Hirobumi all stayed here, and the name Bansuiro was given by Kido Takayoshi in 1876.

Cypress baths in rooms

Rooms in the Meiji Kinsenro wing and the Showa wing have private hinoki baths with hot spring water on tap.

Storied guest list

Kido Takayoshi, Fukuzawa Yukichi and Ito Hirobumi all stayed here, and the name Bansuiro was given by Kido Takayoshi in 1876.

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Getting there

5-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station (about 1 hr 30 min from Shinjuku by Odakyu Romancecar)

Best for

Travelers who want historic architecture and genuine spring water in one stay

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* This introduction was compiled with AI from the property's official website and other public information, and may not be fully accurate. Please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

Address

643 Yumoto, Hakonemachi📍 View on map

Phone

81-460-85-5531

Official website

https://www.2923.co.jp/