What is a Ryokan? Ryokans are the best way to experience Japanese culture and enjoy the true comforts of Japanese hospitality and service.
Hot springs have a very long history in Japan, and they are an intimate part of Japanese culture. There are over 3,000 "onsen" ,or hot springs, in Japan. Many can be found at the ryokans available on Japanese Guest Houses.
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Located in the northwest part of the Kanto region, Gunma Prefecture is only a one hour train ride from Tokyo. Famous for its natural beauty, Gunma Prefecture is best known for its hot springs, lakes, highlands, and mountains. There are a number of national and prefecture parks, and within these parks there are an endless number of spectacular hot springs (See a Hot Spring Experience for more details). Gunma Prefecture is a wonderful destination for those travelers seeking to escape the city and get back to nature.
Welcome to Kishigon Ryokan. Kishigon Ryokan is a Modern Ryokan. It was first founded in 1575. Come to Kishigon Ryokan and enjoy 100% kakenagashi (hot water flowing directly from the hot spring source) and Japanese food that we cordially prepared. Japanese and Western-style rooms are available. You can easily access Kishigon Ryokan because there is an expressway bus is available from Shinjuku, Tokyo. Please experience and enjoy Japanese culture.
Welcome to Okuikano Ryotei Kaichoro. This Luxurious eight-room ryokan situated deep in the heart of Ikaho Onsen. All guest rooms feature their own private outdoor hot spring bath. Come and enjoy the marriage of original Japanese style dinner and hot springs.
Welcome to Oyado Tamaki. Oyado Tamaki boasts a history of more than 60 years since its founding. Over this time Oyado Tamaki has developed the three keys to a successful inn—friendliness, elegance, and ambience. Oyado Tamaki policy is to offer a distinctive Japanese setting that is casual and friendly.
Welcome to Kokuya. Kokuya is a long-established Japanese inn located at the heart of the hot spring district in Ikaho Onsen, Gunma prefecture. Founded in 1912, the Kokuya Inn lies at the source of the golden waters of the Ikaho hot springs. Kokuya is proud of the water that flows from the source and the “Yusan tea ceremony” cuisine created by the head chef. On arrival at the lobby, the customer is welcomed with the sound of the koto (Japanese harp). The lodgings are just one-minute’...
Welcome to Tokudaya Ryokan. There are 7 Japanese-style rooms in this 2 story Standard Ryokan and every room has a private toilet (2 rooms have private baths and toilets). Tokudaya Ryokan has a shared hot spring bath for both women and men. Traditional Japanese-style cuisine is served to guests. Check-in time is after 15:00 and check-out time is before 10:00 am. Parking is available.
