Ryokan Tamagoyu
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Ryokan Tamagoyu

7 Takayu, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture 960-2261, JapanShow on Map
Ryokan Tamagoyu hasfounded 140 yeras ago and located at the gateway to Bandai Azuma Skyline. From the vast naural garden, the abundant of sulfur springs gushes and it has special virtue in neuralgia, gastroenteric disorder and skin disease. Please relax at the open-air stone bath hearing the sound of mountain stream and enjoy the views of nature every season, fresh green, autumnal leaves and the snow-covered landscape.Show More
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4.4/5Cleanliness: 4.4
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Train: JR Niwasaka station
(10.4km)
Train: JR Sasakino station
(13.4km)
Landmarks: Takayu Onsen Attaka-yu
(431m)
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Deluxe Japanese-Style Room with Garden View
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Deluxe Japanese-Style Room with Garden View

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Deluxe Japanese-Style Room with Garden View
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Deluxe Japanese-Style Room with Garden View

2 Small double beds
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Japanese-Style Room

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Japanese Twin Non Smoking
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Japanese Twin Non Smoking

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Japanese-Style Room
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4.4/5
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  • Cleanliness4.4
  • Amenities4.3
  • Location4.4
  • Service4.4

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February 11, 2024
Stayed on February 10th. The open-air bath with the snow falling was special! The staff at the inn were very responsive and we were able to talk about various things, making it a great trip. It was an inn that made me want to come again next time.
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Guest User
April 29, 2023
This is the oldest and largest hot spring hotel in Takayu Onsen, a hidden hot spring with a 400-year history of sulfur springs. One-day bathing is fine, but staying overnight to rest your body and soul is highly recommended. Both the quality of the spring water and the scenery are among the best in Japan. Shuttle bus service is available from Fukushima Station on the Shinkansen bullet train.
Guest User
July 3, 2022
The smell of sulfur, the murmuring of a stream, and the approaching mountains. Outstanding acidic, sulfur-containing, and sulfate springs! pH 2.7 is hot water that is hard to find. Plenty of Yunohana. There are 2 indoor baths, 3 open-air baths, 1 hut bath, and 1 footbath for you to enjoy. The facility may be old, but it is well maintained and there are no complaints. The food was good and tasty, and the staff were nice. This is an inn that you can't fully enjoy unless you stay consecutively.
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Guest User
November 1, 2022
It was a ryokan that satisfies everything, including hot springs, facilities, and meals. The free-flowing hot spring that I was looking for is outside the ryokan building, and there are three open-air baths, one for mixed bathing, one for women only, and one for men only, each in its own building. (Of course, the indoor bath is inside the building.) If the weather is fine, there should be no problem, but if the weather is bad or in winter, some concerns remain. The hot spring was a wonderful cloudy sulfur spring. I thought it was a sulfur hot spring with a strong sulfur smell, but it was a moderately weak sulfur hot spring. It was a highly recommended ryokan for those who want to encounter real natural hot springs.
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October 31, 2022
Good bath, good room. . . However, the meal was not as much as I expected and I was disappointed. As a result, the overall evaluation was normal. I think this hot spring ryokan will definitely be highly rated if the food is improved, with the friendly service, the clean facilities, and the scenery from the room. There aren't a lot of well-balanced accommodations, but this ryokan already has a great hot spring, a nice building, and well-educated staff. It seems that the improvement of cooking skills such as seasoning of dishes will lead to the evaluation of this inn.
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October 17, 2022
It was a bath that reminded me of the old days, such as an open-air bath and a hot water hut. The weather was nice, so I enjoyed various hot springs, but the open-air bath time was short, so I got a little rushed. The food was delicious, the staff were friendly, and we had a great time.
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Guest User
January 3, 2022
Go to the innermost room. First of all, you can't open the safe, and the sulfur will rust the key. outside bath. Change clothes on the spot while the snow is blowing. Similarly, in the open-air bath, the temperature is below zero. That's what makes it fun. cooking. It's tastier than I thought, but it's a little older. Children were the same. The room was so cold that I couldn't sleep even with my winter clothes on. Breakfast has a small salad buffet, which is a nice service for me. A building where you can feel the Showa era. And the outdoor bath where you can feel the Meiji era. I wonder if it was bitter for elementary school students. You can enjoy it even on a day trip.
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sawaquita
July 28, 2021
I had always wanted to go to Tamagoyu, and my wish came true and I stayed there for two nights in July. After about 30 minutes on a shuttle bus from Fukushima Station, we passed through the city and onto a mountain road, and were surprised to see about 10 monkeys walking along the guardrail. Later, when I asked the person at the inn, they told me that there were also wild boars. Check in with the very friendly front desk staff. It would be helpful if you could get two keys. The room was on the 5th floor, the top floor, and there was a lot of greenery from the window. The sound of the brook flowing through the premises was also soothing. There is an empty refrigerator. There is a safe. The toilets are also clean. It's not new, but it was well-maintained. However, the futon I was given was so thin that I had to pull out more futons from the closet to use. There are two indoor baths inside the inn building. To go to the famous open-air bath, you will need to change from slippers to sandals and go outside. First, go to the hot spring hut "Tamakoyu". Personally, I was a bit taken aback by entering the small thatched building and seeing separate entrances for men and women, and once inside, the changing room and bathtub were in the same space with no screens. I think the size of the bathtub had something to do with it, but this hot water was the most cloudy and I felt like it worked! Next, I put on a yukata and went to the women-only open-air bath "Seon" next door. There is a roof that covers about 1/3 of the bathtub. The day I went, it was raining on and off, so it was perfect. I put on my yukata again and went to the next door Tenkei no Yu. This is the bath that appears in magazines introducing Tamagoyu. There are two bathtubs. This is the same as Tensho-no-Yu next door, where the genders change every day. There are no washing areas or showers in the above public baths. Also, please note that there are no lockers for valuables (there are lockers in the main building where you can change your shoes). There was also a footbath on the premises. To be honest, it's a pain to have to put on and take off a yukata and put on sandals every time you move to the bathroom, but it can't be helped due to the structure. It feels like it's for this hot water... Also, there are no views from the two indoor baths in the hotel. The indoor bath on the first floor is small, so it might be difficult to get in if there are other customers. Meals are served at a table in a restaurant. There was also a considerable distance between us and the table next to us. Both dinner and breakfast were luxurious, nothing unusual, but sufficient in quantity and taste. It was just right. It was nice that there was a service where you could get coffee for free depending on the time of day in the lounge space on the lobby floor. Alcohol and ice cream were also sold at the shop, and it was good that the prices were reasonable. Also, the Nakai-san who was in charge of the service was very nice. To summarize, before I went, I thought it was a remote hot spring deep in the mountains, but it was actually surprisingly easy to get to from Tokyo to Fukushima, taking an hour and a half by Shinkansen and 30 minutes by shuttle bus. I wanted to go again, but my husband had to worry about changing his clothes when going to the bathroom, and the area with the outdoor bath is on a slope, so it was tiring. . . That was my impression.
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Guest User
June 11, 2021
Tamagoyu is a hot spring inn located at Takayu Onsen in Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture. Takayu Onsen is a famous hot spring known as Oshu Sankoyu. Among them, Tamagoyu has been around for 400 years and is a traditional inn with a thatched roof open-air bath built in the first year of the Meiji era. On April 8, 2021, I visited Misaki Shrine on this day. drive from there. Get off the Sanriku Coastal Road at Kesennuma Chuo Interchange. From here it is a drive along the coastline of Route 45. Due to the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, this area is still vacant. On the way, we will stop by Roadside Station Otani Kaigan. Drive back to Sendai. Enter the Tohoku Expressway and take a break at Sugo PA. Mt. Adatara comes into view. Take the Fukushima JCT to the Tohoku Chuo Expressway. Get off at Fukushima Ozaso IC (Fukushima Ozaso Interchange). As expected from Fukushima Prefecture, the peach blossoms are in full bloom around here. Azuma Kofuji came into view. It was snowing quite a lot, and I was worried whether I could go by car. Still, there was no snow until the egg hot water, and we arrived safely. Tamagoyu has been closed for a while due to the new coronavirus, and it seems that it has just reopened, but the car is full. From the outside, it looks like a hot spring inn from the Showa era (laughs). There is a souvenir shop inside the hotel. Lobby is large. Check in and head to your room. There is a refrigerator inside. It is a 10 tatami mat room in a Japanese-style room. The view from the window is like this. Tea set and safe. The toilet has a warm water seat. washroom. There are three open-air baths in addition to the famous open-air bath with thatched roof called “Tamago-yu”. After taking three open-air baths, I was overwhelmed (wry smile) Thanks to that, beer is delicious. I came to the dinner venue. It is a menu that seems to be quite filling. The menu looks like this. Wappa rice seems to be from Fukushima Prefecture. The next morning, I went to the open-air bath. Breakfast is like this. After eating, we drove on.
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Property Policies

Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this hotel.

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Property Description

  • Opened: 2001
  • Renovated: 2010
  • Number of Rooms: 49
Ryokan Tamagoyu hasfounded 140 yeras ago and located at the gateway to Bandai Azuma Skyline. From the vast naural garden, the abundant of sulfur springs gushes and it has special virtue in neuralgia, gastroenteric disorder and skin disease. Please relax at the open-air stone bath hearing the sound of mountain stream and enjoy the views of nature every season, fresh green, autumnal leaves and the snow-covered landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to stay at Ryokan Tamagoyu?

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Ryokan Tamagoyu?

The check-in time is after 14:00 and the check-out time is before 12:00.

Does Ryokan Tamagoyu provide airport transfer services?

Yes, Ryokan Tamagoyu provides airport transfer services.

What amenities and services does Ryokan Tamagoyu have?

Ryokan Tamagoyu has the following amenities and services: Parking, Hot Spring.

Does Ryokan Tamagoyu have a swimming pool?

No, Ryokan Tamagoyu doesn't have a pool.

Does Ryokan Tamagoyu have fitness amenities?

No, Ryokan Tamagoyu doesn't have fitness amenities.

Does Ryokan Tamagoyu provide Wi-Fi?

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Does Ryokan Tamagoyu have non-smoking rooms?

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Does Ryokan Tamagoyu provide breakfast?

Yes, Ryokan Tamagoyu provides breakfast.

Does Ryokan Tamagoyu have a restaurant?

No, Ryokan Tamagoyu doesn't have a restaurant.

About This Property

Nearest Train StationJR Niwasaka station
Distance to Train Station10.42KM
Average Price FromSGD448