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🌸At the Foot of Mt. Adatara, a Hot Spring Hideaway of Just 8 Rooms

Fukushima · Oyado Hana Kanzashi

1

A Simple Acidic Spring, Source-Fed

• ♨️A pH 2.5 simple acidic spring, flowing 100% straight from the source
• ⛰️Water that travels about 8km and drops 900m in elevation from a source near Kurogane Hut
• 🧴An acidic spring known for its antiseptic properties, good for chronic skin conditions

2

A Hinoki Open-Air Bath and a Cup of Sake

• 🌲A hinoki cypress bath attached to the communal bathhouse
• 🍶A signature touch — local sake served right at the open-air bath
• 🪨The stone indoor bath alternates between men and women

3

A Private Open-Air Bath in Every Room, Just 8 in All

• 🛏️Special rooms like Yoimachigusa, Katakuri, and Nadeshiko feature a red Shigaraki-ware open-air tub
• 🌿A private open-air bath facing the garden, with the wooden charm of tatami
• 🏡A cozy 8-room ryokan, with each room named after a flower

4

Original Cuisine from Seasonal Fukushima

• 🍚Kaiseki featuring rice grown with Mt. Adatara's underground water and vegetables from its foothills
• 🐟Joban-mono fish from the Pacific and rich, umami-laden Fukushima wagyu
• 🥢Chair seating by default, with floor cushions available on request

5

Local Sake and a Lounge

• 🍶Sake from four local breweries, including Hinokinoya, Daishichi, Ninki, and Okunomatsu
• 🛋️Free sake tasting for guests in the lounge, 3-9:30pm
• ☕A café-shop offering Fukushima and Tohoku coffee, crafts, and sweets

6

A Garden Through the Seasons, and Comforts

• 🌼The lobby garden turns with the seasons — spring dogtooth violets, summer hydrangeas, autumn osmanthus, winter snow
• 🧦Heated flooring in the tatami corridors, with tabi socks provided
• 🥤Mt. Adatara spring water, barley tea, and herbal tea served in the post-bath lounge

7

Getting There

• 🚉Nihonmatsu Station, the nearest, is about 15 minutes by car
• 🚐Free pickup from Nihonmatsu Station (arriving 3:10pm, departing 10:20am; reserve 3 days ahead)
• ⛰️A wooden onsen inn at Take Onsen, at the foot of Mt. Adatara

An early-Showa wooden building carrying the romance of the Taisho era, in a tiny ryokan of just 8 rooms. With a pH 2.5 source-fed spring, private open-air baths, and seasonal Fukushima cuisine, it offers a quiet night at the foot of Mt. Adatara.

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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.

Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 11:00 · Last Check In: 18:00

* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.