Asebino

♨️A Yugashima valley inn where every room has its own spring-fed open-air bath

Shizuoka · Tanigawa no Yu Asebino

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An Inn in the Valley Forest

• 🌲A hot spring ryokan nestled beside a mountain stream deep in Naka-Izu.
• 🌸Asebi (Japanese andromeda) shrubs line the path from the entrance to the parking lot, and hydrangeas bloom in the rainy season.
• ♨️Every guest room has an open-air bath with free-flowing source water.

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Hot Springs and Large Baths

• 💧The inn owns five private sources, and every bath runs on free-flowing spring water.
• 🪨The water rises from cracks in the riverbed; it is clear simple and sulfate spring water said to ease muscle pain and fatigue and benefit the skin.
• 🌙There are two large baths, 'Seko-no-yu', which switch between men and women overnight.

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Free Private Baths

• 🏞️'Kazahaya', built on the third-floor terrace, is free for 30 minutes.
• 🐦'Yamasemi' and 'Kawasemi' sit closest to the Nekko River and are free for 40 minutes.
• 🛌The rustic 'Neyu' reclining bath is also free for 40 minutes; all are booked after arrival.

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Rooms with Open-Air Baths

• 🍃'Yama no Kura' are tatami rooms on the front-desk floor with a sunken kotatsu by the terrace; the lattice window can be closed to use the bath like an indoor one.
• 🌊'Tani no Kura' are open tatami rooms with the bath alongside the terrace, closest to the dining area.
• 🛏️'Ki no Kura' are Japanese-Western rooms with twin beds; 'Hana no Kura' divide tatami and wooden-floor areas, good for multi-generation families.

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Monthly Creative Kaiseki

• 🍽️Dinner is a creative kaiseki that changes monthly, served in the dining room 'Shunko Dining'.
• 🐟Sweetfish (ayu) features from summer to autumn, along with local seafood and seasonal vegetables from nearby farms.
• 🌿Fresh wasabi with leaves, sourced from farmers, is served at dinner all year round.

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Facilities and House Rules

• 🪟A lounge with tall windows looking out on the forest.
• 🚭All public areas are non-smoking; smoking is allowed only in guest rooms and on each floor's deck terrace.
• 👘Yukata, samue loungewear and socks are provided, and local specialties are sold.

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Walks and Nearby Sights

• ✨'Deai-bashi' bridges, a short walk away, are known for fireflies.
• 📖The 'Yumichi' path, once used by villagers to reach the communal bath, has poetry monuments to writers like Yasunari Kawabata.
• 🏞️Joren Falls is 10 minutes by car and Shuzenji Temple 20 minutes.

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Access

• 🚄About 60 minutes by Shinkansen from Tokyo to Mishima, then about 35 minutes on the Izuhakone Railway to Shuzenji Station.
• 🚌Take a bus from platform 5 at Shuzenji Station (about 30 minutes) to the Yugashima stop and call the inn for a pickup.
• 🅿️Free parking for 20 cars, no reservation needed.

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Free Private Baths

• 🏞️'Kazahaya', built on the third-floor terrace, is free for 30 minutes.
• 🐦'Yamasemi' and 'Kawasemi' sit closest to the Nekko River and are free for 40 minutes.
• 🛌The rustic 'Neyu' reclining bath is also free for 40 minutes; all are booked after arrival.

4

Rooms with Open-Air Baths

• 🍃'Yama no Kura' are tatami rooms on the front-desk floor with a sunken kotatsu by the terrace; the lattice window can be closed to use the bath like an indoor one.
• 🌊'Tani no Kura' are open tatami rooms with the bath alongside the terrace, closest to the dining area.
• 🛏️'Ki no Kura' are Japanese-Western rooms with twin beds; 'Hana no Kura' divide tatami and wooden-floor areas, good for multi-generation families.

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A riverside hot spring ryokan with free-flowing open-air baths in every room and four free private baths. Being deep in the mountains, public transport requires a bus plus a pickup call, so allow extra time.

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

What are the check-in and check-out times at Asebino?

Check-in starts at 14:30 and check-out is by 10:30.

Where is Asebino located?

It is in Izu. Address: 1931-1 Yugashima.

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.