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Ryokan in Fukushima — 오쿠쓰치유온천향 고타키온천 | Ryokanear

Open-Air Bathhouse in the Mountain Gorge

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Open-Air Bathhouse in the Mountain Gorge

♨️Separate large baths on the first floor of Nibankan — 'Sawa-no-yu' for men, 'Taki-no-yu' for women
🪨A rock open-air bath immersed in nature, with the sound of a small waterfall flowing beside it
🌙The open-air bath runs on 100% kakenagashi spring water, open around the clock from check-in to check-out

Rooftop View Private Open-Air Baths

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Rooftop View Private Open-Air Baths

🏔️'Yama-no-yu,' a granite bath, looks out over Mt. Minowa and the Arakawa stream
🛁'Mori-no-yu,' a tub of koyamaki wood, offers a sweeping view 22 meters above ground
✨Private open-air baths where you can take in a sky full of stars at night

Nibankan Rooms with Open-Air Baths

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Nibankan Rooms with Open-Air Baths

🏯12-tatami-mat Japanese rooms with a balcony open-air bath
♨️The balcony tub is Shigaraki ware pottery, filled with kakenagashi spring water
🔟With only 10 rooms in total, hospitality here can be truly attentive

Private In-Room Open-Air Onsen

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Private In-Room Open-Air Onsen

🛀Every Nibankan room has its own open-air bath in a Shigaraki ware pottery tub
⏳Kakenagashi spring water to enjoy at any hour, in complete privacy
🌿A personal onsen moment, with the soft touch of pottery against your skin

Irori-Style Kaiseki Cuisine

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Irori-Style Kaiseki Cuisine

🔥Irori-style kaiseki centered on charcoal-grilled skewers, served at the main building's 'Irori Chaya'
🐟The signature 'deep-mountain iwana dish,' featuring the char often called a 'phantom fish'
🥩Special plans include Fukushima beef grilled on volcanic rock

Irori Chaya and Lounge

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Irori Chaya and Lounge

🍢Enjoy charcoal-grilled dishes at table seating in 'Irori Chaya,' on the first floor of Ichibankan (the main building)
☕Complimentary coffee, black tea, and green tea at the lounge connecting the main and new buildings
🍲A regionally rooted kaiseki centered on iwana dishes and seasonal hot pots

A Streamside Hideaway, and How to Get There

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A Streamside Hideaway, and How to Get There

🏞️A hideaway inn set further along the stream from the Tsuchiyu hot spring town
🚌About 40 minutes by bus bound for 'Tsuchiyu Onsen' from the east exit of JR Fukushima Station
🚗About 20 minutes by car from the Fukushima-Nishi IC on the Tohoku Expressway