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“You would never savor enough of its true beauty unless you visit there four times in each season.” -- A famous Japanese poet, Saigyo, once described Fukuroda Falls this way with awe. Our ryokan (Japanese style inn) is located just a minute away from the fall, surrounded by the wild nature of Yamizo-mountains. Escape the hustle and bustle of a city, we offer you a total relaxation and comfort with our spirit of “Omotenashi” hospitality.

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Enchantment of Honen-Mansaku
A relaxing time for your body and soul in the mountains

Sooth away your fatigue and stress in our hot spring.

Open air hot spring baths (Roten-buro) will allow you the special experience in a Japanese retreat. It’s just like soaking in both spa water and greenery at the same time. Take your time and rest your body and soul in the wild nature of mountains. (Men and women’s baths are separated and won’t be seen from each other or outside.)

Enjoy the elaborated Japanese cuisine featuring local and seasonal delicacies of Ibaraki prefecture.

Each dish includes gifts from the mountains and the sea.

Ibaraki is the “treasure chest of the food.” You’ll be enchanted not only by the Daigo-town’s local mountain delicacies, but also fresh seafood of Ibaraki prefecture from neighbor fishing port.

A relaxing time

A relaxing vacation to spend at a quiet retreat resort deep in the mountains

Honen-Mansaku is located a short distance away from the central area of Daigo-town, and surrounded by the wild nature and arable lands. Time passes slowly here for your absolute relaxation. Enjoy the locally-produced green tea while you indulge yourself in a leisurely moment.

Fukuroda Falls

Fukuroda Falls is known as one of the three most beautiful waterfalls in Japan. Do not miss seeing its magnificent water flows in a beautiful natural setting.

“Fukuroda Falls” is a symbol of Fukuroda district, and counted as one of the three most beautiful waterfalls in Japan. Each season it looks different as the shape and the colors of the surroundings transit, and as a famous Japanese poet in Heian period, Saigyo, described Fukuroda Falls as “one would never savor enough of its true beauty unless he visits there four times in each season,” the fall is also called “Yodo-no-taki” (the fall of “four times”).