Keiunkan

ABOUT THIS RYOKAN

Book Keiunkan in Nishiyama Onsen— Recorded in the Guinness Book of Records as the onsen ryokan with the longest history in the world. This famous hot spring was loved by Kyoto residents, military leaders, and litterateurs as a hidden bath deep in the heart of the mountains. All rooms have hot spring baths. 150 min by Shinkansen and JR Limited Express from Tokyo Station (Minobu Sta.)

“No. 1” ryokan in Japan

With 1,300 years of history, this ryokan uses natural hot spring sources without addition or warming of water for its common bathing areas, indoor baths inside guest rooms and showers.

A ryokan particularly good for health and beauty

This valley hot spring has 1300 years of history. Enjoy 6 types of different baths. The water is good for gastrointestinal illnesses, joint pain ,skin beautification effects, etc.

A ryokan appearing in various media

Filming spot for the TV Asahi television drama “Erai Tokoro ni Totsuide Shimatta!” (I’ve Been Married To Hell!) (2007, Japan).

Japanese ryokan food, dinner and breakfast – a ryokan providing local foodstuff

Local river fish and vegetables. Local Yamanashi sake and beer.

Number of rooms

35 rooms.

*All rooms have hot spring baths.

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Average price

20,600 - 32,600 yen per guest per night
The price includes dinner and breakfast

Rooms with open-air baths

Rooms with open-air baths: Available

Private-use hot springs

With open-air hot tubs: 2

With indoor hot tubs: 0

With both indoor and outdoor hot tubs: 0

Hours: 0:00 - 24:00

Price: Free

How to book: Reserve in advance

What are differences among private open-air baths in rooms, private-use hot spring baths, and large public baths at ryokan?

Transportation

825 Yujima, Minamikoma-gun, Yamanashi, 409-2702 Japan Show map

Route (I)
Tokyo Station / Shinagawa Station (東京/品川) —-> (1h 02 min by JR Shinkansen [1] ) —-> Shizuoka Station (静岡) —-> (1h 25 min by JR [2] ) —-> Minobu Station (身延) —-> (1h 25 min by bus [3]) —-> Keiunkan

[1] JR Tokaido Shinkansen “Kodama” (3 every hour)
[2] JR Limited Express (Fujikawa) (7 every day)
Train fare 7,820 yen
[3] Hayakawa-cho Noriai Bus, 1000 yen (4 every day)

Route (II)
Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal (Tokyo)(新宿バスタ) [1] —-> (3h 30 min by bus [2]) —-> Minobu Station (身延) —-> (1h 25 min by bus [3]) —-> Keiunkan
[1] On the Shinjuku Station New South Exit.
[2] Highway Express Bus, 2900 yen (6 every day)
[3] Hayakawa-cho Noriai Bus, 1000 yen (4 every day)

Route (III)
Shinjuku Station (新宿) —->(1h 30 min by JR [1])—-> Kofu Station (甲府) —->(55 min by JR [2])—-> Minobu Station (身延) —-> (1h 25 min by bus [3]) —-> Keiunkan

[1] JR Limited Express “Azusa””Kaiji” (2 every hour)
[2] JR Limited Express “Fujikawa” (6 every day), or 90 min by JR Minobu Line local train (1 every hour)
Train fare 5,340 yen
[3] Hayakawa-cho Noriai Bus, 1000 yen (4 every day)

The rates are those as of December 2017.
The required times may slightly vary depending on the time of day.

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