Shojukan

♊️Five free private baths, every one entirely yours

Gunma · Shima Onsen Shojukan

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Five free private baths

• ♊️Five kashikiri baths fed straight from the source, all free to use
• ♻️No booking required: if it is empty, lock the door and it is yours
• 🌿At the Sanzato-no-Yu open-air bath, spring azaleas and autumn maples reach the water's edge

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Baths holding Shima's source water

• ♨️The Gen-no-Yu open-air bath, stone Ichi-no-Yu, and cypress Ni-no-Yu and San-no-Yu each have their own charm
• 💧A drinking-spring corner lets you taste Shima's water directly
• 🪵Steam rises through the timber bathhouse and carries the day away

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Seventeen Rooms Across Three Wings

• 🏮17 tatami rooms spread across three wings: Hon-no-Kan, Waki-no-Kan, and Oku-no-Kan
• 🚽Every room has a washlet toilet
• 🌙Oku-no-Kan rooms come with a private bath and toilet

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A wooden ryokan founded in the Meiji era

• 🏣The timber building dates to the Meiji era and keeps its original character
• 🫂No tour groups are accepted, so families, couples, and friends stay in peace
• 🐱Rescued house cats greet guests and warm the place up

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What Shima's mountains and water provide

• 🥩Taste Gunma's three signature meats: Joshu beef, Mugi pork, and Akagi chicken
• 🍶Pair your meal with local sake brewed using Shima's hot spring water
• 🍂The signature dish is hoba miso: house-made miso grilled on magnolia leaves from the inn's own hillside

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The seasons at Shima Onsen

• 🏞️A valley village where the clear Shima River meets Lake Okushima
• 🍂In autumn the maples color right up to the open-air bath
• 🏮On summer nights, lanterns light the onsen street for a stroll

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The quiet rooms of Wakinokan

• 🌿Wakinokan's tatami rooms are simple, tidy, traditional Japanese spaces
• 🪟The windows open onto Shima's mountains and valley
• 🧵The warm grain of an old wooden ryokan runs through the room

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Seventeen Rooms Across Three Wings

• 🏮17 tatami rooms spread across three wings: Hon-no-Kan, Waki-no-Kan, and Oku-no-Kan
• 🚽Every room has a washlet toilet
• 🌙Oku-no-Kan rooms come with a private bath and toilet

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A wooden ryokan founded in the Meiji era

• 🏣The timber building dates to the Meiji era and keeps its original character
• 🫂No tour groups are accepted, so families, couples, and friends stay in peace
• 🐱Rescued house cats greet guests and warm the place up

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In a wooden ryokan standing since the Meiji era, five free private baths need no reservation and become time entirely your own. Shojukan takes no tour groups, so the Shima Onsen night stays quiet for families and couples.

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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.

체크인·체크아웃 · 체크인: 15:00 · 체크아웃: 10:00 · 최종 체크인: 18:00

* Translated from information supplied by the property; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.

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

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

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Where is Shojukan located?

It is in Kusatsu · Gunma Agatsuma-gun. Address: 3895 Shima, Nakanojo-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma.

How much does one night cost?

Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩428,172 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.

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.