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Ryokan Adumaya is one of the main traditional inns in Yunomine Onsen, a hot spring village with over 1800 years of history. It was founded by a shrine priest in the 18th century. All of the rooms are classic Japanese style with names such as "sakura" (cherry), "take" (bamboo) and "sugi" (cedar). The atmosphere inside baths are made of wood with lofty ceilings. The outdoor baths are made of rock, and situated in an elegant Japanese garden setting.
Ryokan Adumaya prides itself on using 100% hot spring water in all of their meals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Within a property, room configurations, sizes, and furnishings will often vary from one guest room to another. Because many of these regional lodges have been built, expanded, or updated over generations, no two rooms are completely identical. One room might feature a distinct layout, different views, or unique decorative accents compared to the room next door. Embracing these shifts in style and layout is a core part of the journey, offering an authentic window into the distinct regional charm and hospitality of the trail.
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