The Satoyama annex, "Kikyotei," has a large open-air bath with a view, filled with the skin-beautifying hot spring water from the Sakura source.
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The Satoyama annex, "Kikyotei," has a large open-air bath with a view, filled with the skin-beautifying hot spring water from the Sakura source.
A new attraction of Yahataya is the annex "Kikyotei" that opened in 2019. The large open-air baths "Inariyama Oka-no-yu" and "Inariyama Tani-no-yu" overlooking the sky blend in with the tranquility of the nature-filled countryside beneath the open sky, creating a particularly open and relaxing bathing experience. The feeling of enjoying the view of the greenery of the countryside and wildflowers is simply refreshing. The hot spring is a colorless and transparent alkaline simple spring with a temperature of 43 degrees that gushes out from the "Sakura source" that was successfully excavated in 2013, and has a high pH of 9.8, making the skin smooth. The water feels different from the radon spring in the main building, which has long been popular in this area and is said to be effective after three days in the bath.
The large open-air bath with a view of the sky at "Kikyotei." "Inariyama Oka no Yu" is on the 6th floor, and "Inariyama Valley no Yu" is on the 5th floor. You can enjoy the "Sakura source spring" together with the scenery of the countryside.
The picturesque rural mountain sunset can be seen from the large open-air bath with a view, "Inariyama Oka no Yu," on the sixth floor of "Kikyotei."
Yahataya is surrounded by the lush nature of the Abukuma mountain valley. In the foreground of the photo is the villa "Kikyotei." Beyond that is the main building.
The open-air bath and the indoor bath are connected, and the view of Mt. Inari that changes with time is reflected on the surface of the water. The atmosphere at dusk and at night when the moonlight is floating is also fascinating. There are four types of private hot spring baths where you can see the waterfall flowing from the artificial hill, along with the seasonal atmosphere.
The main building, Togetsukan and Saigetsukan, has a large open-ceiling space and features large baths for men and women, a large open-air bath with huge rocks and a garden, two types of radon hot spring saunas where water is drawn directly from the source, and a sauna made from Inner Mongolian Maifan stone that is expected to have a remarkable far-infrared effect, so you can continue to relax in the hot springs for as long as time allows. If you want to relax, we recommend the Sukiya-style Japanese-style rooms or Japanese-Western rooms on the 4th to 8th floors. The panoramic view from the windows is so colorful that it makes you feel like you are in the 24 solar terms of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
An open-air bath for women carved into a huge rock from Fujian Province, China.
"Hidamari" is a sauna that utilizes the far-infrared effects of Maifan stone from Inner Mongolia.
A luxurious Japanese-Western style room with a modern Japanese feel.
Seasonal cuisine made with Abukuma's seasonal ingredients and traditional techniques
For dinner, enjoy a seasonal kaiseki meal made with carefully selected ingredients from the mountains and sea, using cooking techniques unique to Yahataya that have been carefully passed down for over 100 years. A wide variety of menus are available for both the various plans and courses. The inn is proud of its "Fuku Unagi" eels, which are raised from young fish in the underground waters of the Adatara Plateau. Be sure to also try the "delicious special additional dishes" such as soft-shelled turtle hotpot, wagyu steak, sukiyaki hotpot, boat-shaped platters, and sushi. The Kigotei also has a modern dining area overlooking the countryside. A relaxing stay is guaranteed by the "customer-first" hospitality that has remained unchanged since the inn's founding.
Ishikawa Honey Beef Tongue. Beef tongue from Japanese black beef cattle raised in the natural waters and lush forests of Ishikawa Town, where they are given honey to help them recover from fatigue and relieve stress.
Satoyama no Shiori is a restaurant in the Kigotei guesthouse.
More Information
| building | 8-story reinforced concrete building, annex "Kikyotei" 4-story reinforced concrete building |
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| Rooms | (Total 145 rooms) / 112 Japanese-style rooms, 21 Western-style rooms, 12 Japanese-Western style rooms |
| meal | Dinner: Japanese cuisine, Breakfast: Japanese cuisine, buffet |
| Facilities | Baths: Large bath, open-air bath, private bath, dry sauna, far-infrared sauna, banquet hall (25 rooms, 25-289 tatami mats), convention hall (600 people), restaurant (120 seats), traditional Japanese restaurant (11 rooms), karaoke (3 rooms), club, izakaya, noodle shop, tea lounge, games, shop, beauty salon, wedding hall, summer pool |
| Fee | 19,000 to 33,000 yen (excluding tax and bath tax) |
| Check-in and check-out | Check-in 15:00 Check-out 10:00 |
| Wifi | The whole building |
| Smoking and non-smoking | Some smoking rooms |
| Hot spring quality | Alkaline simple spring (pH 9.88) |
Facility information / Access
| location | 〒963-7831 75-1 Hida, Oaza Hahata, Ishikawa-machi, Ishikawa-gun, Fukushima Prefecture |
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| Railway | Get off at Iwaki Ishikawa Station on the JR Suigun Line, then take a taxi for about 10 minutes |
| car | From the Tohoku Expressway Yabuki IC, take the Abukuma Kogen Road and Fukushima Airport IC, approximately 10 minutes |
| plane | About 10 minutes by taxi from Fukushima Airport |
| parking | 300 passenger cars and 30 large cars |
| Shuttle bus | From Iwaki Ishikawa Station (reservation required, no need to call after arrival) |
| TEL | 0247-26-3131 |
| FAX | 0247-26-1220 |
| URL | https://www.yahataya.co.jp |