6 Best Historic Ryokan in Kanto with Great Vibes that Are a Must for History Enthusiasts!
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If you want to go on a retro and historical trip in the Kanto area, how about choosing a long-established ryokan as your accommodation? In this article, we have picked up some inns that have been registered as cultural heritage sites and some that have preserved their appearance over time. ryokan full of history that can be recommended for those who like photography. Everywhere is photogenic♪
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"Homeikan Main Building/Daimachi Annex" is a 5-minute walk from Kasuga Station on the Toei Mita Line. "Homeikan" consists of three buildings: the main building, the Daimachi annex, and the Morikawa annex.There is a history of turning a boarding house in the Meiji era into ryokan in the Showa era, and the main building is registered. It is designated as a tangible cultural property.
We want our guests to experience the good times of the Showa era, so the washrooms are shared. In this kind of situation, the old people used to communicate! Making friends with people you don't know is one of the joys of traveling.
A 2-minute walk from the Homeikan Main Building is the Tokuda Shusei Former Residence. A novelist who studied under Koyo Ozaki and wrote "Virtual People" and "Tatare". It would be nice to visit once.
Homeikan Main Building/Daimachi Annex
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“Kaihinso Kamakura” is designated as a nationally registered tangible cultural property. A historic ryokan in a very quiet location less than a minute's walk from Enoshima Electric Railway Yuigahama Station. The Western-style part of the building was built in 1924 as a villa for Mr. Ichiro Murata, the president of Fuji Paper Manufacturing. In 1952, it was opened to the public as ryokan.
Guest rooms range from Japanese-style to Western-style. Among them, the Western-style room called "Ran-no-ma" was built in 1924 and is a registered tangible cultural property of Japan. It has a high ceiling and a living room, and is very stylish. The word “Taisho Roman” is perfect for this room.
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Kaihinso Kamakura
Kanagawa /Kamakura/ ryokan
- address
- Kanagawa 4-8-14 Yuhikehama, Kamakura City
- access
- 1 minute walk from Yuigahama Station / 3 minutes walk to the sea. Walking distance to Hasedera Daibutsu / 6 minutes by taxi from JR Kamakura Station, 3 minutes by Enoden
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Yugawara onsen spring source Uenoya
Kanagawa /Yugawara/ ryokan
- hotel fee
- JPY from 15,400
- address
- 616 Miyakami, Yugawara-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture
- access
- From Yugawara Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line, take bus No. 2 and get off at onsen Chuo //60 minutes from Tomei Atsugi IC via Odawara-Atsugi Road 135
- Staying time
- 15:00(IN)〜 10:00(OUT)など
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Tonosawa Onsen Motoyu Kansuiro Ryokan
Kanagawa /Hakone/ ryokan
- address
- 88 Tonosawa, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa
- access
- A 5-minute walk from Tonosawa Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway / About 25 minutes by bus from Odawara Station to the hotel, get off at Kamitonosawa (in front of the hotel)
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Hoshi onsen Chojukan
Gunma /Minakami/ ryokan
- address
- Gunma 650 Nagai, Minakami-cho, Tone-gun
- access
- 50 minutes by bus bound for Hoshi Onsen, changing to Sarugakyo from Jomo-onsen Station on the Joetsu Shinkansen / 25 km from the Tsukiyono IC on the Kanetsu Expressway (about 40 minutes)
Built in 1691, Shima Onsen Sekizenkan has the main building, which is said to be the oldest wooden onsen inn in Japan. The main building is designated as an important cultural property. Although the building has been expanded, the entrance to the main building remains the same. Access is less than 1 hour by car from Shibukawa Ikaho IC.
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Shima Onsen Sekizen Honkan
Gunma / Shima onsen / ryokan
- address
- Gunma 4236 Shimaunko, Nakanojo Town, Agatsuma-gun
- access
- 40 minutes by car from Nakanojo Station on the Agatsuma Line, get off at the last stop and 25 minutes by car/Shibukawa Ikaho IC → R17 → R353, about 39 km and 60 minutes
If you want to immerse yourself in a nostalgic atmosphere on the weekends...♡ I picked up a long-established ryokan that will satisfy those who love history. Each ryokan has its own history and continues to this day. Please go out to a warm inn where you can stop by alone, as well as girls' trips and loved ones.