Yorozuya

A delicious and elaborate dinner starting with matcha hospitality. Savory miso sauce and handmade soba noodles. As for the food, I have no complaints; it was simply wonderful. Also, the open-air bath of Momoyama-buro, true to the rumors. Even at an open-air bath where I usually only go once, I went four times, and my wife was surprised. I'm surprised myself! The indoor bath is nice, but the open-air bath is five-star. I highly recommend taking a bath. Furthermore, I was impressed by the young proprietress's meticulous thoughtfulness. Hospitality that rivals Iwa no Yu. I pray for your continued prosperity.

The Ryokan is only about 10 minutes from the station. Looks like they have the pick up service but I did not use it since 10 minutes is close enough. The staffs are very friendly. The Ryokan is an Important Cultural Property, which means you can feel the old atmosphere in it, but the overall decoration is new enough. The food is tasty, but the thing that most impressed me is the onsen. The 桃山風呂 is much larger than expected, especially the outdoor part. I have never seen that huge. I will highly recommend you to stay here for one night, at least for this onsen. It might be a little expansive comparing to the Ryokan around but it is worthy.

Stayed for the purpose of bathing in the Momoyama bath. Stay in the largest room in the main building with two bays. The atmosphere in the upstairs lobby is very good. They say there is a matcha service after check-in, but if you go after check-in, not when you arrive, there is no permanent staff. The room is large, but only large. There are no flowers or furnishings. When I try to take a bath in the Momoyama bath, the men are from 22:00 to 9:00 the next day and are not allowed in before or after dinner. In the first place, the time after 10 p.m. for men is not considered to be Momoyama bath main. Meals are mostly meals, but there is no surprise or ingenuity with dinner and breakfast. The menu is also used. It doesn't seem to change every day. The detox water in the lobby was not at night when bathing at 10 p.m., not even at 7 a.m. Nakai-san also has one thing in common: language. The software didn't keep up with the hardware, and I felt it was worth less than the price. The open-air baths of Momoyama and Momoyama are so impressive that I am left with the impression of a wasteful inn.