[2025 Hida Stay] Travel Guide for Yatsusankan over 6 Years Old (Updated Mar)

#japantrip "Yatsusankan offers an authentic Japanese experience in a serene setting. The traditional rooms are spacious and meticulously maintained, featuring tatami flooring and comfortable futons. The public baths provide a relaxing atmosphere, and the private hot spring bath is a delightful indulgence. The kaiseki meals are exquisite, showcasing seasonal ingredients with artistic presentation. The staff's hospitality is exceptional, ensuring a memorable stay. Located a short walk from JR Hidafurukawa Train Station, it's convenient for travelers. Yatsusankan is a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility and cultural immersion in the heart of Hida."

#Japanese style accommodation #Japanese accommodation review "I want to stay at a ryokan once if I get to go to Japan." If you have the same idea as Mama B, I hope this post will answer your questions. A ryokan is a small hotel. The highlight is the tatami mat room, shared bath, and yukata for guests to wear. Today, Mama B will review a ryokan called Ryokan Yatsusankan. Address: Furukawa Mukaimachi 1-8-27, Hida, Takayama, Gifu Perfecture, Japan Room: Kangetsuro Japanese Style is a standard room. Choose breakfast only ... Our room price is the cheapest. But the view is worth millions. Because 1. It is a ryokan located next to the river. Our room has a river view. See Hongoji Temple, which is made of wood and the surrounding decorations, confirming the fame and craftsmanship of Gifu's carpenters. 2. We went during winter and it was snowing. The ryokan we stayed at and the surrounding city were covered in snow. 3. Inside the ryokan itself There is a common area where we can choose 3 main spots: sit around the charcoal stove, sit in a room with a wood-fired fireplace, or sit on an electric massage chair and enjoy the garden view. Amenities/Impressions 1. All the staff are very enthusiastic and attentive to their guests. 2. Breakfast in a private room with a garden view.🤩😍👍🏼 3. There is a mixed onsen, separated for men and women, with alternating views of the bathroom. In the evening, you can enjoy this view and in the morning, you can enjoy another view. 4. In the evening, the staff will come and lay down futons for you. Surrounding environment: There is an old town area located on Shirakabe Dogozai Street, and there is a small canal called Seto Canal running along the side of the street. There are usually carp, but during the winter when we went, the carp were moved to another place. The day we went was January 15, which was the day the townspeople held the Santera Mairi Festival, where candles were decorated in a long row, as well as making snow into the shape of white candles, and there was a market where the townspeople came to sell food. Mama B had the opportunity to try Hida grilled meat. They said it was very soft, bite-sized pieces, 2 pieces for 250 yen (about 1,000 baht)… It’s really expensive, but I have to admit that it’s really delicious, very soft, not at all chewy. When I first saw it, I didn’t know why they had to have white candles. I read the article after I came back and learned that it’s a festival for young men and women who want to find a partner. Candles help create an atmosphere. In conclusion… I recommend you to pin it because the town that is located in this area is small but warm and lovely. You can come and recharge your energy for work. I recommend you to go for 3 days and 2 nights to slowly take in the atmosphere.

#TravelAbroad “Want to sleep in a ryokan” is the starting point that made Mama B & Prawit san accidentally stop by Hida Furukawa…search for accommodation and found a deal of Ryokan Yatsusankan without dinner, which was very suitable…without delay, book and pay because it was on the way back from Shirakawa-go on our trip. Our travel plan that day was very focused on going to take pictures in Shirakawa-go Village, a village registered as a World Heritage Site, and spent the whole day until evening. We drove out of Shirakawa-go at almost 6pm to check in at the ryokan in Hida Furukawa, which took about 1 hour to drive…when we arrived, we just read the policy that check-in is until 6pm…..😅😅😅 Oh no, will we be able to stay? Luckily, the owner was still waiting. This ryokan is right next to the river…at that time, we were very hungry for dinner…in addition to driving to park the car, the owner also drove us to a sushi and teppanyaki restaurant in the city center, where most restaurants were closed. Because we arrived after 6:00 p.m. At dusk, we couldn't see anything in the city... The next morning, when we woke up, we opened the curtains to see the atmosphere...🤩😆🅾️Ⓜ️G Snow falling white, a million-dollar view 8:00 a.m., we went to use the onsen, which is both indoor and outdoor, and soaked in the hot spring while the snow was falling lightly. I really wanted to take a video to show you, but unfortunately they didn't allow using phones. 9:00 a.m. is Breakfast time... indescribable. I told myself that I would come back again if I had the chance. 10:00 a.m. is Check-out time. Mama B was very lazy before the wheels turned to drive around the city. Hida Furukawa City is located in Gifu Prefecture. It is a small city north of Takayama City. Inside Furukawa City, the Miyagawa River flows through and there is also an old town area from the Edo period that has been preserved as well. We started the tour by stopping by a small canal along the old wooden houses called Seto, which usually has koi swimming in it. But we went in the winter when it was snowing and the water in the canal would freeze, so we didn't see any koi. Because I had to move to another place Then I walked around the morning market along the river, walked around the town along Shirakabe Dozogai Street, and ended with a walk around the market to try Hida beef, which I must say is very tender, not inferior to Kobe beef. I recommend it. It is a small town that still has an old-fashioned atmosphere that is worth a walk.

#日本酒店 This is a 160-year-old traditional Japanese luxury family hotel (left side of Figure 1), which is a great place to experience and understand the traditional Japanese accommodation and food culture. As a family hotel, this one is actually not small in size, but from the moment guests are welcomed into the guest rooms, introduced to the facilities in the hotel's public areas, and served breakfast and dinner, until they leave, every moment gives the guests a homely feeling. The hotel consists of a group of interconnected wooden buildings, including the Songyue Building, which was built in 1903, which were designed and built according to the tastes of the time. The long and narrow tatami corridor is lined with bodhi tree window guards on both sides, which is also a feature of the hotel that really caught my eye. Just as the hotel said: This may cause inconvenience to our guests, but we will be very happy if you can regard this as a kind of taste. Dinner is kaiseki cuisine, and the ingredients are seasonal, such as mountain delicacies in spring and autumn, river fish in summer, and winter yellowtail in winter. Of course, Hida beef is indispensable. Dinner can be arranged in the room, but I always like to enjoy it in a traditional Japanese private room. The waiters who deliver the food are all older and experienced women, but they are very ceremonial. No matter how good the dinner was, it was within expectations, but the breakfast was really unexpected. Compared with the pitch darkness all around at night, the sunlight shining directly into the private room in the early morning was first eye-catching. Then, seeing the table full of neatly arranged dishes with a wide variety of dishes, I was in a good mood all day. Soaking in hot springs is also the main purpose of staying here. The scale of the hot spring pool is certainly not comparable to that of a big hotel, but because the number of guests received is also small, the experience is no less inferior. The same goes for the public areas, which never feel crowded, and it's even difficult to run into other guests at the same time. #Overseas Travel #Japan Travel #Japanese Food #Japanese Cuisine #Kaiseki Cuisine #Japanese Breakfast #Hotel with a Good Value #Hotel Restaurant #Hotel Introduction #Hotel Experience Officer #Hotel Recommendation #Hotel Recommendation #Food Recommendation #Sashimi