고신지노유 윳쿠라

♨️Deep in the Hiroshima highlands, a hot spring ryokan with nine baths to sink into

Hiroshima, Jinsekikogen · Koshinji no Yu Yukkura

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A Communal Bath with 9 Types of Tubs

• ♨️9 different baths, including open-air, medicinal herb, and jet baths
• 🌿Separate indoor and open-air baths for men and women
• 🧖A proper onsen experience complete with sauna and cold plunge

2

Open-Air Baths with Ample Rest Space

• 💧A waterfall bath (tataseyu) cools the shoulders with a refreshing cascade
• 🛀Unwind in the jacuzzi and reclining bath
• 🍵Rest between soaks in the tatami lounge

3

Tidy Japanese-Style Rooms

• 🏯Japanese rooms with 8-mat and 24-mat tatami options
• 🚻Sink and toilet included in every room
• 👘Yukata and towels provided as standard

4

Bedded Japanese-Style Rooms

• 🛏️A 12-mat room with a Simmons semi-double bed
• 🚭All rooms non-smoking for a comfortable stay
• 🏨A tranquil ryokan with 22 rooms in total

5

Kaiseki with Seasonal Ingredients

• 🍽️A seasonal kaiseki course (reservation required)
• 🥬Made with vegetables and eggs from the adjacent Koshinji Farm
• 🐟Fresh small-fish dishes from the Seto Inland Sea

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A Range of Dining Options

• 🍤Lunch sets featuring tempura, teppan-grilled dishes, and more
• 🍱Banquet courses and various set meals available
• 🍮A wide selection of rice bowls, noodles, and desserts a la carte

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A Tranquil Highland Location

• 🚗About 1 hour by car from JR Fukuyama Station
• 🛣️50 minutes by car from Fukuyama-Higashi IC
• 🚌Free shuttle service for overnight guests from Fukuyama Station

A hot spring ryokan with nine baths and farm-fresh cooking, where you can escape the city and unwind at ease on the Hiroshima plateau.

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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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