Dake Onsen Nagame no Yakata Kounkaku

♨️A hilltop ryokan above Dake Onsen with sea-of-clouds views

Fukushima · Nagame no Yakata Kounkaku

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A Lone Inn at the Top of the Onsen Town

• 🏯Founded in 1906 as Hinoya Ryokan, it was established as the Kounkaku annex in 1963.
• ⛰️It stands alone on high ground about 300 m above the Dake Onsen town, on the road up to the ski area.
• 🌄True to its name, 'the house of views', rooms and baths look out over the Abukuma Mountains.

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Acidic Spring Water Piped from the Source

• ♨️The acidic spring rises just south of Tetsuzan on Mt. Adatara and flows into the baths without recirculation.
• 💧With 137.5 mg of metasilicic acid, a natural moisturizer, it is known as a 'beauty bath'.
• 🕐The view open-air bath and large baths are open 11:00–24:00 and 5:00–9:00; both men's and women's sides have a sauna (11:00–20:00).

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Garden Open-Air Bath and Private Baths

• 🌳The Yama no Yu open-air bath deep in the courtyard garden is free for guests, separated by gender, 5:30–11:00, and closes in winter (mid-November to late March).
• 🔑Private baths cost 3,000 yen (tax incl.) per group for 50 minutes and are barrier-free.
• 🛋️After bathing, relax in the Chojuan lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows.

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Rooms Facing the Mountains

• 🛏️The 21 standard Japanese rooms on floors 2–4 are 10–12.5 tatami (36–40.5 ㎡), all facing east toward the Abukuma Mountains.
• 👨‍👩‍👧There are also four 20-tatami (70 ㎡) two-room suites and ten Japanese-Western rooms with beds plus a tatami area.
• 🛁The 5th floor has 80 ㎡ special rooms with private hot spring baths and six Comfort Floor rooms with terraces; all rooms are non-smoking.

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Creative Japanese Cuisine with Fukushima Produce

• 🍚Dinner is a creative Japanese set using in-house-polished Fukushima Koshihikari rice and an original miso blend kept for over 40 years.
• 🥩Some plans let you choose Fukushima beef or fish as the main, paired with sake from four Nihonmatsu breweries.
• 🍳Breakfast is a buffet of 30+ dishes (7:15–9:00, a Japanese set on some days) featuring Dake Onsen's famous Watanabe tofu shop 'tamadofu'.

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Garden and Facilities

• 🌸The courtyard garden blooms with azaleas in May–June and hydrangeas and mountain lilies in July, with a waterfall leading to Yama no Yu.
• ☕Facilities include the El Patio lobby lounge, Miro eatery, Club Hana karaoke, banquet halls and meeting rooms.
• 🐕A pet house is available for your pets, and four wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge.

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Sea of Clouds and Nearby Sights

• 🌅On the right mornings you can watch the sunrise and a sea of clouds over the Abukuma Mountains.
• ⛷️Adatara Kogen Ski Area is 15 minutes by car, and the Mt. Adatara gondola area is 12 minutes.
• 🏯Kasumigajo Park, the cherry-blossom site of Nihonmatsu Castle ruins, is 20 minutes away; Kagamigaike Park, Dake Onsen's symbol, is 5 minutes.

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Access and Shuttle

• 🚃From Koriyama Station take the Tohoku Line to Nihonmatsu Station, then a local bus to the Dake Onsen stop (about 20 min).
• 🚐A free shuttle runs from Nihonmatsu Station (pickup 15:15, drop-off 10:00); reserve by 17:00 the day before.
• 🚗About 15 minutes from Nihonmatsu IC on the Tohoku Expressway, with free parking for 100 cars (no reservation needed).

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Garden Open-Air Bath and Private Baths

• 🌳The Yama no Yu open-air bath deep in the courtyard garden is free for guests, separated by gender, 5:30–11:00, and closes in winter (mid-November to late March).
• 🔑Private baths cost 3,000 yen (tax incl.) per group for 50 minutes and are barrier-free.
• 🛋️After bathing, relax in the Chojuan lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows.

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Rooms Facing the Mountains

• 🛏️The 21 standard Japanese rooms on floors 2–4 are 10–12.5 tatami (36–40.5 ㎡), all facing east toward the Abukuma Mountains.
• 👨‍👩‍👧There are also four 20-tatami (70 ㎡) two-room suites and ten Japanese-Western rooms with beds plus a tatami area.
• 🛁The 5th floor has 80 ㎡ special rooms with private hot spring baths and six Comfort Floor rooms with terraces; all rooms are non-smoking.

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A large ryokan at the very top of the onsen town, pairing source-fed acidic hot springs with sea-of-clouds views over the Abukuma Mountains. Note that it is a big concrete building rather than an intimate inn, and the Yama no Yu garden bath closes in winter.

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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.

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.

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

What are the check-in and check-out times at Dake Onsen Nagame no Yakata Kounkaku?

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

Where is Dake Onsen Nagame no Yakata Kounkaku located?

It is in Fukushima Nihonmatsu. Address: 1-85 Dake Onsen, Nihonmatsu-shi, Fukushima.

How much does one night cost?

Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩215,161 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.