天橋立温泉　和のリゾート　文珠荘

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Facing Amanohashidate

• 🌊A ryokan beside the pine bar and canal of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three great views
• 🌲Every room looks onto the pines and the water of Aso Bay
• 🏛️Classical Japanese architecture, designed by Yoshimura Junzo

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Amanohashidate Onsen

• ♨️Weakly radioactive iron-sodium chloride water from 1,500m down, at a source temperature of 32.2°C
• 💧Known as a beautifying spring, good for neuralgia, muscle ache, fatigue and skin
• 🌿Indoor and open-air baths alike, each framed on the seasons

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Open Air, and Sauna

• 🛁The bath house was renovated in April 2023, widening the pools and adding saunas
• 🔥The men's Izanagi no Yu is a Finnish sauna with loyly steam
• 💨The women's Izanami no Yu runs a nano-mist sauna at 43 to 45°C, high humidity

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Rooms That Hold the View

• 🏠Twenty-nine rooms in all, every one turned toward the pines and the canal
• 🌅Midori, the wind-sea-and-sky special room of 92㎡, has a view bath and a terrace over the scenery
• 🪵Sesshu, Setsugekka and other classic timber-built Japanese rooms as well

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Seasonal Kaiseki From the Sea of Kyoto

• 🦀Executive chef Takemoto Motohide builds kaiseki from Tango and Sea-of-Kyoto produce
• 🦞Spring lobster and sea bream, summer hamo and turban shell, autumn matsutake and madai, winter crab and buri
• 🍚Breakfast of top-grade Tango rice with clam miso soup

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Dining Over the Canal

• 🍽️Meals are served in an open dining room looking onto the Amanohashidate canal
• 🤝Semi-private tables for parties who would rather talk freely
• 🍶The bar lounge pours wine, local sake and spirits

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Lounge and Facilities

• 🖼️An ink painting of Amanohashidate hangs in the wide, open lobby
• 📚A library of books and local material, plus a kids' room and play space
• 🚗Free parking with two EV chargers, and free station pickup by reservation

Set right against the pines and canal of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three great views, Monjusou draws beautifying water from deep underground and turns Sea-of-Kyoto produce into seasonal kaiseki. In rooms designed by Yoshimura Junzo, take in the whole of northern Kyoto's scenery.