Tamaikan

A wooden inn in Tamatsukuri Onsen, a spa town with 1,300 years of history

Private hot spring source

Nearly clear spring water rises from 31 m beneath the garden and flows straight into the baths. The source runs at 55°C, so the bath keeper adjusts the temperature by season.

A century-old wooden inn

The inn began as Hamaya in the late Meiji era and took its current name in the early Showa era. Its early-Showa wooden building holds just five guest rooms.

Satsuki room with open-air bath

A Japanese-style room with an 8-tatami main room and 4.5-tatami anteroom, plus its own open-air bath fed directly from the source.

San'in kaiseki dinners

Besides the seasonal standard kaiseki, you can choose a course with a 100 g Shimane wagyu steak per person or one with a whole simmered nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch).

Satsuki room with open-air bath

A Japanese-style room with an 8-tatami main room and 4.5-tatami anteroom, plus its own open-air bath fed directly from the source.

San'in kaiseki dinners

Besides the seasonal standard kaiseki, you can choose a course with a 100 g Shimane wagyu steak per person or one with a whole simmered nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch).

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Getting there

About 10 minutes by taxi from JR Tamatsukuri-Onsen Station; free parking available

Best for

Adult travelers who want quiet soaks in source-fed hot springs at a small wooden inn

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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

328 Tamatsukuri, Tamayucho📍 View on map

Phone

81-120-62-1514

Official website

https://yumoto-tamaikan.com/