Aburaya Ryokan (Tokyo)

🏮A family-run inn since 1912 in Tokyo's Akigawa Valley country

Tokyo · Aburaya Ryokan

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A town inn since the Meiji era

• 🏮Founded in Meiji 45 (1912), the inn has grown alongside the community of Musashi-Itsukaichi.
• 🚃About 1 hour 30 minutes by train from central Tokyo, it makes an easy overnight escape into nature.
• 👨‍👩‍👧A small inn welcoming families as well as training camps, seminars, banquets and long work stays.

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Lockable private baths

• 🛁There is one larger bathroom and two family baths, each with a lockable changing room for private use.
• 🕓Baths are open 16:00–22:00, and showers can be used 24 hours a day.
• ♨️These are regular baths, not hot springs.

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Eleven tatami rooms and one Western room

• 🛏️Ten Japanese-style rooms (1–4 guests) plus one annex Japanese room (4+ guests) that doubles in size when the sliding doors are opened.
• 🛋️The ground-floor Western room has two beds for 1–2 guests and sits close to the bath and toilets.
• 📶All rooms have air conditioning, TV and Wi-Fi; all are non-smoking, with a bench outside for smokers.

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Dinner and breakfast from local produce

• 🍤Dinner brings freshly picked local vegetables, sashimi, tempura and grilled dishes of the season.
• 🍶Pair it with Kisho, a local sake from Nozaki Brewery.
• 🍚Breakfast is a Japanese set of grilled fish, rolled omelet, natto, nori and miso soup.

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Akikawa beef and local specialties

• 🥩Akikawa beef is Kuroge Wagyu raised in Akiruno, offered through a separate plan or as an à la carte order.
• 🌱The kitchen uses traditionally made sashimi konnyaku from Hinohara Village and Itsukaichi's heirloom vegetables.
• 🫙Local seasonings such as additive-free soy sauce brewed in the Akigawa area go into the cooking.

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Banquet hall and shared facilities

• 🎎The tatami banquet hall splits into private rooms or opens into one large hall for meals, parties, meetings and camps.
• 🧺Shared facilities include a washing machine, water server, microwave, guest fridge and a lounge on the second floor.
• 💳Payment by cash, credit card or PayPay; staying guests receive the inn's original area map.

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Nearby sights

• 🏞️Akigawa Valley is a clear-water gorge for hiking, picnics, river play and barbecues.
• 🪨Otake Limestone Cave, at 520 m on the slopes of Mt. Otake, offers cool views of stalactites.
• 🚲Stroll the old Itsukaichi Kaido road, or use the inn as a base for cycling, hiking and trail running.

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Access and parking

• 🚉10 minutes on foot from JR Musashi-Itsukaichi Station, or 1 minute from the Kamicho stop of Nishi Tokyo Bus.
• 🚗About 15 minutes by car from Hinode IC on the Ken-O Expressway.
• 🅿️Free parking for 11 cars (4-ton trucks OK, first come first served); check-in 16:00, check-out 10:00.

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Eleven tatami rooms and one Western room

• 🛏️Ten Japanese-style rooms (1–4 guests) plus one annex Japanese room (4+ guests) that doubles in size when the sliding doors are opened.
• 🛋️The ground-floor Western room has two beds for 1–2 guests and sits close to the bath and toilets.
• 📶All rooms have air conditioning, TV and Wi-Fi; all are non-smoking, with a bench outside for smokers.

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Dinner and breakfast from local produce

• 🍤Dinner brings freshly picked local vegetables, sashimi, tempura and grilled dishes of the season.
• 🍶Pair it with Kisho, a local sake from Nozaki Brewery.
• 🍚Breakfast is a Japanese set of grilled fish, rolled omelet, natto, nori and miso soup.

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Its homely atmosphere carried on since 1912, local dishes such as Akikawa beef and lockable private baths are the highlights. There is no hot spring, and the baths, toilets and washbasins are shared.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Aburaya Ryokan (Tokyo)?

Check-in starts at 16:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Aburaya Ryokan (Tokyo) located?

It is in Akiruno. Address: 857 Itsukaichi.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.