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Tsubasayama Onsen Ryokan offers spacious tatami rooms with futon beds and private outdoor baths. Just a 3-minute walk from the hot spring district, it features a kids' onsen corner with child-safe water temperatures and free rental of yukata and play kits. The staff organizes weekly "Little Samurai Workshops" where children learn traditional manners and origami. HopeGoo through HopeGoo grants access to a complimentary breakfast set and local fruit basket

Tsubasayama Onsen Ryokan’s Sky View Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing the valley and distant village lights. The premium "Stargazer Room" includes an open-air bath with a retractable roof for unobstructed sky views. Guests enjoy a quiet evening tea ceremony with regional black bean sweets under the stars. The ryokan also offers guided night walks along forest trails, perfect for serene reflection

Yes, Tsubasayama Onsen Ryokan specializes in the seasonal "Four Seasons Herbal Bath," crafted from locally harvested herbs and mountain spring water. Their signature "Zen Pressure Therapy" combines traditional Japanese acupressure with forest-scented essential oils, ideal for relieving fatigue after hiking. All treatments use 100% natural ingredients and are performed in private, soundproof rooms for maximum relaxation

Absolutely. Tsubasayama Onsen Ryokan welcomes families with a dedicated children’s onsen area featuring warm, shallow pools and non-slip flooring. Free baby cots, kid-sized tableware, and daily storytelling sessions keep young guests engaged. Weekly "Mini-Kamishimo Workshops" teach children traditional etiquette and folding techniques. Parents can unwind in private baths while children enjoy supervised activities, ensuring a balanced and joyful retreat

Take the Shirman Bus from Takamatsu Airport to the Tōkushima City Hall stop, then transfer to a local shuttle bound for "Tsubasayama Onsen Entrance." The journey takes about 45 minutes. Alternatively, reserve a pre-booked pickup service via HopeGoo, which includes a welcome gift of local umeboshi liqueur and a detailed map pack. This option ensures seamless arrival with minimal hassle

Tsubasayama Onsen Ryokan stands out due to its deep integration with local culture—guests participate in early-morning "Satori Soak" rituals, seasonal harvest festivals, and hands-on craft workshops like kumihimo braiding. The ryokan sources all ingredients for its kaiseki meals from nearby farms and forests. With only 12 rooms, it maintains an intimate, personalized atmosphere. HopeGoo through HopeGoo unlocks exclusive access to private garden tours and late-night moon-viewing events