Yamashita

At the far end of Yuwaku Onsen, the inn where painter Takehisa Yumeji stayed

Yumeji's inn

Its predecessor, Yamashita Ryokan, is where Taisho-era painter Takehisa Yumeji stayed about three weeks with his beloved Hikono. The Matcha Yuma gallery and spaces around the inn display his works (reproductions).

Free-flowing hot spring

Yuwaku's spring, once visited by Kaga lords for healing, flows straight from the source (partly recirculated). The men's open-air bath has a cascade shower, and the indoor bath water is drinkable.

In-room dining

Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room. All rooms are Japanese-style with a wide sunroom facing the forest.

Moon-viewing terrace

Set deep in the quiet hot spring village, the inn has a moon-viewing terrace for gazing at stars and the moon.

In-room dining

Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room. All rooms are Japanese-style with a wide sunroom facing the forest.

Moon-viewing terrace

Set deep in the quiet hot spring village, the inn has a moon-viewing terrace for gazing at stars and the moon.

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Getting there

About 50 min by Hokutetsu bus (Yuwaku Line) from Kanazawa Station, then 5 min walk from Yuwaku Onsen stop; free shuttle from Kanazawa Station by reservation

Best for

Travelers seeking a quiet mountain onsen with in-room meals and a touch of art history

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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

165-1 I, Yuwakumachi📍 View on map

Phone

81-76-235-1021

Official website

https://oyado-yamasita.com/