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♨️A Night of Celebrated Waters, Embraced by a 2,000-Tsubo Garden

Yamanashi, Isawa Onsen · Meitei No Yado Hotel Koushien

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A 2,000-Tsubo Japanese Garden

• 🌿A Japanese garden of roughly 2,000 tsubo, complete with waterfall and koi pond, surrounds the inn
• ⛩️At 'Okuniwa Chaya Alps,' one of the prefecture's largest garden teahouses, meet the Otaki Falls with its sound of water and music
• 🎋On select events and weekends around 9pm, the falls flow to a live shakuhachi flute performance (irregular schedule)

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Isawa Onsen's Natural Hot Spring Bath

• ♨️A mildly alkaline simple hot spring (hypotonic, mildly alkaline, high-temperature), gentle on the skin
• 🛁Separate indoor and garden open-air baths for men and women, open 3:00pm–midnight and 6:00–9:30am
• 🌸Said to help with neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, and fatigue recovery

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Free Private Open-Air Baths

• 🔑The two private open-air baths, 'Toryu' and 'Ojiro,' are free to use as many times as you like whenever a slot is open
• 📱Book same-day slots on the tablet provided at check-in, for a fully private soak
• 💧The paid 'Mizugaki' overflow bath, with both indoor and open-air options, runs by reservation at ¥1,500 for 40 minutes

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Award-Winning Kaiseki Cuisine

• 🍽️Kaiseki crafted by a chef who has won honors including the President's Award at the National Japanese Culinary Association's competition
• 🍶Seasonal ingredients are sourced from across Japan, paired with a selection of wine and sake
• 🌅Breakfast, served from 8:00am, is a refined Japanese spread featuring Yamanashi's local hoto noodle dish

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Rooms with Open-Air Baths

• 🏯'Furin,' opened in December 2024, is a special room with an indoor pool, sauna, and open-air bath
• 🌋'Kinpo' is a non-smoking room with its own open-air bath, spanning 103.46㎡ of living space and a 59.49㎡ bath area
• 🍃Rooms like 'Akadake' and 'Misaka,' with semi-open-air baths, let you soak in the open air

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Stone Spa & Aroma Salon

• 🪨A stone spa (rock bath) across three rooms — Yatsugatake, Togen, and Sekisui — using doTERRA essential oils
• 💆At the beauty salon 'Fujisakura,' receive a full hands-on aromatherapy treatment from an internationally certified therapist (book 2 days ahead)
• 🌸Medical aroma body and facial treatments run 60 minutes each for ¥9,000 (tax not included)

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Calm Standard Rooms

• 🛏️Tatami rooms named after the Fuji Five Lakes and local valleys — 'Motosu,' 'Kamanashi,' and others — come with 10-mat rooms plus a veranda
• 🪟Traditional Japanese hospitality lets time pass as quietly and comfortably as at home
• 🚭The 'Kaikoma' room allows smoking, a thoughtful option for smokers

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Getting to Isawa Onsen

• 🚉About 10 minutes by car from JR Isawa-Onsen Station on the Chuo Main Line
• 🚐A reservation-based pickup service runs between Isawa-Onsen Station and the inn at 3:30pm and 4:30pm (contact 2 days ahead)
• 🗻Yamanashi highlights are close by, including Takeda Shrine (about 25 minutes by car) and Shosenkyo and Nishizawa Valleys (about 50 minutes)

The sound of a waterfall, koi gliding through a 2,000-tsubo garden, award-winning kaiseki, and private open-air baths free to use anytime. In Yamanashi's Isawa Onsen, a night to rest both body and mind.

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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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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 20:00

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