TAOYA Wakura

Shopping in Japan: deliver to your ryokan, collect at a konbini, send bags ahead

Japan SIM, eSIM or pocket Wi-Fi? What to buy before you fly and where to pick it up

Fuentes

Los blogs y crónicas de estancia reales en los que se basa este artículo

Aparece en nuestras guías

Comparativas que incluyen este ryokan.

What to pack for a ryokan stay in Japan (and what the inn already gives you)

A ryokan packing list based on real inns: what a Japanese inn normally provides (yukata, towels, slippers, toiletries) and the exceptions our research records, what to wear with a yukata, socks for tatami rooms, a small bath bag for onsen towns, the things often missing (toothbrush, hair dryer, sockets, earplugs), cash for bath tax and bath passes, and how to travel light by sending your suitcase ahead.

Créditos de las fotos

Shibu Onsen, Yamanouchi, Nagano · David McKelvey / CC BY 2.0

Más informes de consenso

Wakura OnsenClásico

Ishizaki-machi, Nanao, Ishikawa — on Nanao Bay facing the Notojima Bridge, a little north of central Wakura Onsen, about 1 km (5 minutes by the inn's free shuttle) from JR Wakura Onsen Station

3.8/5

11 fuentes

Wakura Onsen Nihon no Yado Notoraku

和倉温泉日本の宿のと楽

A big bayside onsen inn that was one of the first back in quake-hit Wakura — wide sea views from tatami rooms and large salt-spring baths, but buffet dinners, some facilities still closed and service that feels more hotel than ryokan

Nyuto OnsenEconómico

Nyuto Onsen, Semboku, Akita — in beech forest in Towada-Hachimantai National Park, with its own stop on the bus line from JR Tazawako Station (about 45 minutes)

4.2/5

14 fuentes

Kyukamura Nyuto Onsenkyo

休暇村乳頭温泉郷

Nyuto's easy option: a modern 38-room resort lodge with two free-flowing springs, an outdoor bath in the beech forest, Akita buffets and the bath-hopping bus at the door — comfortable and easy to book, but short on old-inn atmosphere

Refugios apartados

Nyuto OnsenPremium

Nyūtō Onsen-kyō, Semboku, Akita — el ryokan más recóndito del valle de Nyūtō, al que solo se llega a pie por un sendero forestal de 5–15 minutos

4.2/5

9 fuentes

Magoroku Onsen Rokuan

孫六温泉六庵

El antiguo refugio de autoservicio de Nyūtō, renacido en 2025 como un ryokan de seis habitaciones con sauna de barril, baños mixtos con bata y kaiseki en barra — precioso, remoto y caro, con reseñas iniciales todavía dispares

Refugios apartados

Nyuto OnsenClásico

Nyuto Onsen, Semboku, Akita — on the Sendatsu River in Towada-Hachimantai National Park

4.5/5

9 fuentes

Taenoyu

乳頭温泉郷妙乃湯

Nyuto's gentler, more polished alternative — two different springs, a riverside mixed bath with women-only time, and warm service, though the rooms are small and the layout confusing

Refugios apartados

Nyuto OnsenEconómico

Nyuto Onsen, Semboku, Akita — at the end of a forest road in Towada-Hachimantai National Park

4.5/5

14 fuentes

Tsurunoyu Onsen

乳頭温泉郷鶴の湯温泉

Japan's most photographed milky mixed bath, a thatched samurai-guard house with irori hearths, and rooms from about ¥11,700 — rustic, cold in places, and hard to book

Ryokan históricos
Refugios apartados

Okuhida OnsenEconómico

Hirayu Onsen, Okuhida Onsen-gō, Takayama, Gifu — a 1-minute walk from the Hirayu Onsen bus terminal, about 20 minutes by bus from Kamikōchi

4.5/5

9 fuentes

Oyado Eitaro (Hirayu Onsen)

平湯温泉お宿栄太郎

A small family-run Hirayu inn by the bus terminal where a Gifu master chef's Hida-beef kaiseki and three untouched hot springs — with two free 24-hour private baths — earn near-perfect scores; the rooms are plain and small, with no baths of their own

Habitaciones con onsen privado
Cocina como destino