오쿠히다 온센고 신히라유 온센 미야마소

🔥A mountain ryokan kept warm by a century-old hearth

Gifu (Okuhida) · Miyamaso

1

A Garden Open-Air Bath That Mirrors the Seasons

• ♨️Separate garden open-air baths for men and women — Takenoyu for women, Ichiinoyu for men
• 🍁Boulders ring the open-air bath, framing a different view each season
• 🌿Soak outdoors with the wild, untamed feel of the deep mountains

2

A Natural Spring of Sodium Bicarbonate and Salt

• 💧The natural spring water is a sodium bicarbonate-chloride simple thermal spring
• 🛁The indoor baths, separate for men and women, are fitted with safety handrails
• 🕒Bathing hours run 3:00 PM–midnight, and again 6:00–10:00 AM

3

A Hearth Room Over 100 Years Old

• 🔥Step through the entrance and a hearth room over a century old still stands intact
• 🏠A warm, nostalgic space that keeps the spirit of rugged mountain living alive
• 🍵A rest area by the hearth, a gallery, and a tea room welcome guests

4

Tidy Japanese-Style Rooms

• 🛏️21 tatami rooms in total, sleeping up to 84 guests
• 🚿New-wing rooms come either with a full bathroom or with an en-suite toilet only
• 🪟Main-building rooms all sit on the second floor for a quiet stay

5

Regional Cooking Built Around Hida Beef

• 🥩Hida beef, prized for its fine texture and marbling, comes served as steak
• 🍲Taste it too in shabu-shabu, seasonal sukiyaki, and other preparations
• 🐟River fish, mountain vegetables, and Hida-grown Koshihikari rice round out the table

6

A Breakfast Made with Care

• 🍚Breakfast centers on warm, miso-based home cooking
• 🐟Grilled fish and other simple, homestyle mountain dishes fill the tray
• 🍶Char sashimi and bone liquor are available as add-ons

7

A Cozy Lounge by the Fire

• 🪔Spend a warm moment in the lounge gathered around the irori
• 🖼️An adjoining building houses a gallery of displayed artwork
• 🎎A space that keeps the character of an old mountain farmhouse alive

8

Access, Deep in Okuhida's Nature

• 🚌About 1 hour 15 minutes by bus from JR Takayama Station toward Shinhotaka
• 🚏A 1-minute walk from the H048 Shin-Hirayu Onsen bus stop
• 🏔️Shinhotaka Ropeway, Hirayu Falls, and Kamikochi are all close by

Miyamaso is a family-run ryokan in Okuhida's Shin-Hirayu Onsen, cradled by the Northern Alps. Its century-old irori hearth room, garden open-air bath mirroring the seasons, and hearty Hida beef cooking carry the warmth of the mountains.

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 20:00

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