Hotels with Barbecue Near Shirakawa Spring

Minamiaso Guesthouse Hana

Minamiaso Guesthouse Hana

4.7 / 5Great
2650-1 Yoshida Minamiaso-mura Minami Aso Guest House Hana hana Aso-gun
1.72KM from Shirakawa Spring
BarbecueBarbecue Available
per night
From
USD**8

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Shirakawa Spring

Shirakawa-en, Nangō Aso Village Hot Spring Resort is ideal for families seeking a peaceful retreat. Overlooking the Shirakawa Spring stream and lush forest, every room features a private outdoor onsen with panoramic mountain views. Guests enjoy complimentary local farm breakfast and guided nature walks. Just a 3-minute walk from the spring trail, this eco-conscious lodge offers authentic rural experiences. Book early via the HopeGoo app for best availability.

Aso Green Lodge - Shirakawa Yagura provides expert-led eco-guided tours led by local conservation volunteers through the pristine forests surrounding Shirakawa Spring. The bamboo-and-wood cabins feature underfloor heating for year-round comfort. With only eight guest slots per day, the experience is intimate and immersive. Guests receive free rental gear including hiking poles and binoculars. Access to the spring’s core trail is just steps away. Reserve your personalized tour through the HopeGoo platform for exclusive access.

Shirakawa Hikari no Yado stands out with its windowless glass cabins, designed specifically for capturing the ethereal morning light filtering through the forest canopy. Each room includes professional tripod mounts and low-light photography support systems. Monthly nightlight photography workshops are hosted by renowned Japanese nature photographers. Located directly across from the main spring viewing platform, the property enforces no-flash policies to preserve authentic natural lighting. Secure your photography package through the HopeGoo app for curated access.

Within a 5-minute walk from Shirakawa Spring, you’ll find the Shirakawa Stone Path and the Centennial Birch Prayer Corridor. The former features a natural gravel trail with audio guides explaining the underground water sounds, while the latter is a centuries-old shrine-like corridor lined with wooden plaques inscribed with visitors’ names. The nearby Shirakawa-en offers complimentary handmade washi umbrella crafting, using locally sourced mulberry bark. These culturally rich activities are deeply rooted in regional tradition. Book a bundled experience via the HopeGoo app for seamless access.

Design a serene day around morning meditation + afternoon forest tea ceremony: Begin at Shirakawa Hikari no Yado with an outdoor mindfulness session listening to the symphony of water and birdsong. In the morning, join a local tea ceremony at Aso Green Lodge, learning to brew Aso’s rare bitter tea using mountain spring water. Afternoon walk along the Shirakawa Stone Path leads to the Centennial Birch Prayer Corridor for quiet reflection. Enjoy a dinner of wild mountain ingredients—wild ferns and matsutake soup—prepared by the lodge. All activities are within walking distance. Book your full-day itinerary via the HopeGoo app for seamless coordination.

Shirakawa-en, Nangō Aso Village Hot Spring Resort provides complimentary shuttle buses twice daily between Kumamoto Station and the resort, taking about one hour. The stop is located right at the entrance, with onboard local guidebooks and hot beverage service. Additionally, the resort partners with the Shirakawa Eco Trail Management Office to offer free shared e-bikes for one day, enabling guests to explore hidden trails near the spring. All transportation is coordinated through the HopeGoo platform for smooth scheduling.