The Surikami River flows through a deep valley. Yosikawaya, located by the clear waters of the river, has been a link in time since the Edo period (1836). This long-established inn, also known as the "Kamurami Legend," is said to be home to a river goddess, and promises an exceptionally relaxing stay that meets the modern trend for comfort and fine cuisine.
The private hot spring source, which has been protected by generations since the hotel first opened, is a weakly alkaline simple spring that springs up from 30 meters underground. The spring quality is such that anyone can enjoy it with peace of mind. The best part is the two open-air baths with spectacular views, where the cliffs of Mt. Katakura on the opposite bank loom. The rustic rock bath "Saruami no Yu" and the unexplored atmosphere of the spring water free-flowing "Kamoshika no Yu" are overwhelming. The seasonal colors, the sounds of the valley, the murmuring of the stream... everything you see and hear is overwhelming. The sense of openness is also excellent. The indoor baths are "Tota no Yu" and "Benten no Yu", which has a stone and cypress bathtub. The baths are the largest in Fukushima Prefecture. The four baths are on a rotation system, but we also recommend the private bath "Yuno" which you can enjoy privately. There are no steps between the indoor baths and the open-air bath with free-flowing spring water. It is a space where you can relax and feel at ease, blending into nature.

Popular guest rooms include those with an open-air bath with natural hot spring water at Kounkaku, those with an open-air bath at Ryounkaku, and Japanese-style bedrooms. The newly created "Japanese Modern Twin Room" at Ryounkaku is close to the elevator, making it a barrier-free space where wheelchair users and the elderly can stay with peace of mind. Guests can relax in the Simmons beds that invite a good night's sleep or in the chairs by the window while gazing at the clear mountain scenery.

The building also features new facilities for parent-child interaction, such as a kids' space where bouldering can be enjoyed, a book lounge with 4,000 manga books, and a Peach Shrine dedicated to the sacred peach tree, a fruit found only in the fruit kingdom of Fukushima. There is also a convention hall that can hold meetings for up to 400 people for groups and companies. The staff are always attentive, considerate, and caring, making for a comfortable holiday for the modern goddesses.