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♨️In every room's own open-air bath, Saga's 1,300-year-old legendary spring

Takeo Onsen, Saga · Kagetsu Taishokan

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An Open-Air Bath in Every Room, Takeo Onsen's Legendary Water

• ♨️A 1,300-year-old spring at Takeo Onsen, tied to the legend of Empress Jingu
• 🛁All 12 rooms come with their own private open-air bath
• 🌿Water with a soft touch that clings gently to the skin

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75㎡ Maisonette, Wa-Modern Style

• 🏠A two-story, 75㎡ maisonette with plenty of room for up to 4
• 🛏️Two Simmons twin beds (140×200cm)
• 🪟A wa-modern design bringing together a tatami room and terrace

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Hinoki Semi-Open-Air Bath & Steam Sauna

• 🌲Type A rooms come with a hinoki semi-open-air bath plus a steam sauna
• 🧴Amenities from Tamanohada, Bulgari, and Dr.Ci:Labo

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Taishokan, Steeped in History

• 🏯A historic-site ryokan reborn from an old sukiya-style building
• 🎶A nightingale floor that sings softly as you walk
• 🕰️Ceramics, cut glass, and antique art placed throughout

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Kanseian, an Omotesenke Tea Room

• 🍵An authentic tea room overseen by an Omotesenke tea master
• 🌸Varied shared spaces, including a lounge and tea room

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Check-In Over a Foot Bath

• 👣Check in at a foot-bath cafe overlooking the Japanese garden
• 🍶A welcome tea served in Kakiemon ware

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Taisho Lounge & Tea Room Bar

• 🥃A wa-modern tea-room bar with a single-slab elm counter
• 🛋️The antique-filled Taisho Lounge (Room 30)

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An Hour from Hakata, Easy to Reach

• 🚄About an hour from Hakata Station by JR limited express
• 🚗10 minutes by car from Takeo-Kitakata IC
• 🛬About an hour from Fukuoka

An open-air bath in every room, a legendary spring 1,300 years old, and wa-modern style within a historic-site ryokan. A special night in Takeo, Saga.

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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.

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