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The onsen was wonderful. This was our third visit, but our first time staying overnight, and we came with our 8-year-old child. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. Our room was traditional Japanese style, complete with tatami mats and authentic decor. There was a separate alcove with a hot water dispenser (thermo pot) for making tea. The windows overlooked the courtyard, offering a beautiful view of maple tree branches. Dinner was a kaiseki meal, served course by course, featuring 9 different dishes – we particularly enjoyed the charcoal-grilled river fish, sashimi, and beef steak. The portions were quite generous. Breakfast was also excellent. The staff were very friendly. A young man who showed us around, upon learning where we were from, mentioned his love for Tchaikovsky and even added a 'thank you'. The hotel also has a souvenir shop on site. Both indoor and outdoor baths are available, offering views of the river and forest.

It was worth the trip. The random room was very good, and they also gave us a special room for dinner and breakfast. The food was also very rich. It was very relaxing to get up early and walk around. It is definitely worth experiencing!

When we checked in, we were greeted and served with a welcome dessert and Japanese tea. The room was big in Japanese context with a split-level design and a courtyard. The room has all the amenities you would expect. We liked the settings of the ”talking room”, in which light music was played in the background. There are also coffee and tea available in the ”talking room”. Breakfast and dinner were truly delicious. Perhaps, the only downside is that the size of the onsen hot tub in the room is a bit small.

這裡的服務很好 環境清幽、很有日式風格的旅館 員工非常客氣，但可能接待外國客人的經驗較少 多需通過翻譯機器 吃食方面，因為我們是7個人 卻需要分一半火鍋一半燒烤 應該要一併都提供才比較好 這裡提供馬肉生魚片體驗 非常的特殊 整體來說性價比非常高、員工友善（但需要多點包容）

Absolutely love this villa in the mountains. Beautifully constructed with well-maintained amenities. We love the full glass concept and the opportunity to lounge outside. The campfire is pretty to look at but does nothing to provide warmth. Despite staying here for two nights, it did not feel long enough. I would love to return again for a longer stay! P/S: There isn't much of a view. And do stock up on food and necessities before you arrive. Driving out to get anything is about half an hour away. Moreover, the road conditions can be a bit challenging in the dark.

Ryokan Yumotoso is in a perfect location in the quaint town of Kurokawa. There are about 12 rooms only, hence its quite a quiet and small establishment. Service staff are all great, and the room view is fantastic looking over the beautiful river. The open onsen also overlooks nature, and private onsens are rustic. As per Ryokans, breakfasts and dinners are included, and so far, we have never been disappointed with food in Ryokans, including Yumotoso. Do note that parking lots are limited, and the lane leading to Yumotoso is rather narrow. Would recommend Yumotoso for its great location, fantastic room view and rustic environment.

I was very satisfied with the room, private bath, service, and food. The room facilities are older but well-maintained. The single-family house is very spacious. The public open-air bath is nice, and I recommend using it on the day of arrival. The private bath can be enjoyed in the evening. The food is quite suitable for Chinese people! It's one of the best I've had of its kind. The well-done beef is also very good, suitable for both the elderly and children. Perhaps because Kyushu is a major agricultural province in Japan, the food this time was better than on previous trips to Japan, especially the rice. Thanks to the staff member Nakamura for her service and for giving the children origami.

Transportation) If you write a pickup request in the memo, they will pick you up at the information center or bus stop! Accommodation) I stayed in the main building, and it was clean and had a charming traditional feel! There were not many people on the day we stayed, so we used it like a private bath, and there were men's and women's baths, 2 family baths, and a mixed bath. It felt like we had a villa with a hot spring hidden in the forest, so my friend and I were very satisfied. ＞＜ Kaiseki) They also served local specialties such as seasonal vegetable tempura and horse meat sashimi, and they gave us enough for a woman. The horse meat and plum wine were so delicious that I remember them. + I checked out without even knowing that I had left my jacket on a hanger, but I was grateful that they found the store we were in and went to find it. ㅠㅜ