Whispering among the trees of the picturesque village of Katashina, Mizubasho no Yado Higashi embodies the serenity and authenticity of a ryokan in Katashina. This retreat shines with its traditional Japanese architecture, welcoming guests with hot springs open at any hour, where steaming water gushes from the earth’s depths. Rituals of soothing and absolute well-being envelop you, while the lounge with its irori, an ancestral hearth, invites timeless contemplation.

In perfect harmony with the surrounding nature, the rooms with tatami floors and minimalist furniture offer a peaceful setting, conducive to meditation and rest. The plush futons, surrounded by soft lighting, unfold an intimate space where every detail celebrates Japanese elegance. Access to a shared, immaculate, and carefully arranged bathroom adds to the collective charm of the place while preserving your personal comfort.

Uniting simplicity and authenticity, meals prepared in the dining rooms promise an immersive Japanese culinary experience. Nearby restaurants, like Katashinaya a few kilometers away or the delicacies of the neighboring national park, enrich the experience, allowing you to taste local flavors. Thus, Mizubasho no Yado Higashi is not only a gateway to well-being but also to the gastronomic heart of this tradition-laden region.

Wanted between the serene mountains of Katashina, the ryokan in Katashina Hanasaku Onsen Yoshiyaso invites to a retreat where time stands still. This 2-star establishment, where Japanese tradition and simplicity blend elegantly, offers a hot spring bath that soothes the mind and body. Visitors can savor the tranquility of the place, benefiting from free parking, Wi-Fi connection, and amenities that make it a haven of well-being.

Furnished with tatami floors and comfortable futons, the rooms welcome travelers in an authentic and minimalist atmosphere. Their soothing view of the mountains evokes serenity and grounding. Whether through a spacious family room or an intimate individual space, each area has been designed to meet the needs of the guests while respecting the Japanese art of wabi-sabi.

On-site, the restaurant “Akagera” offers cuisine that celebrates the simplicity of local flavors. A few kilometers away, other culinary establishments such as Katashinaya or 虚空蔵 offer an immersion in regional gastronomy. Whether staying at the ryokan or exploring the surroundings, each meal is a discovery where refinement and freshness intertwine.