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Experience traditional Japanese hospitality in a luxurious setting surrounded by natural splendor at Tobira Onsen Myojinkan.

It doesn’t take long to decide that this ryokan is incredible. The soothing sounds of brooks and birdsong calm your soul and relax your senses instantly, and the sight of swaying conifers and snow-covered vistas melts away any remaining tension in your body. The natural beauty of all four Japanese seasons might convince you to return soon, perhaps in a different season… and then again for the other two.

Choose between four categories (Otaka Type, Yamashina Type, Iyashi Type, and Seiryuan Type) of 27 Japanese styled and 18 Western styled rooms at Tobira Onsen Myojinkan. All have expansive views of the property’s stunning natural surroundings; some rooms include private open-air baths and offer pure privacy for extreme rest and relaxation.

Dine on delicious organic ingredients at Tobira Onsen Myojinkan. Established in 1931, staff have been inviting visitors from all over the world to soak in bubbling hot springs and to sample traditional Japanese luxury ever since.