Tsuyukusa
Takayama, Japan
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About the property
Located north of Hirayu Hot Spring Ski Area and a 1-minute walk from Hirayu Onsen Bus Terminal, Tsuyukusa boasts an on-site natural hot spring. The ryokan offers free WiFi in all areas and on-site parking.
From the ryokan, Shinhotaka Ropeway is a 30-minute drive while Kamikochi is a 25-minute drive away. JR Takayama Station is a 60-minute bus ride and Shirakawago can be reached with a 90-minute drive.
All rooms at Tsuyukusa features tatami (woven-straw) flooring and traditional Japanese futon mats. Bathrooms and toilets are shared while free toiletries are provided for all guests. There are 3 private baths on site.
At Tsuyukusa, ski storage is available. Guests staying in dormitory rooms can use the communal kitchen. Launderette is located in the annex building where dormitory rooms are located in.
The ryokan serves Japanese-style meals made with local ingredients. Breakfast is available at 07:30.
Most popular amenities
- Spa
- Parking
Location
Takayama, Japan
Discover Takayama
Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.
Are you looking for a destination that can offer a unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty? Look no further than Takayama, a quaint town located in the heart of Japan. This hidden gem boasts a rich heritage that dates back to the Edo period and is nestled amidst the stunning Japanese Alps.
As you explore Takayama's charming streets, you'll discover traditional wooden houses, narrow alleys, and a vibrant local market. The town is known for its skilled artisans, who create intricate lacquerware, pottery, and woodworking. You can visit workshops and learn about these crafts firsthand, or browse the many shops that line the streets.
One of the highlights of Takayama is the iconic Takayama Jinya, a historic government house that served as the center of local administration during the Edo period. Here, you can step back in time and learn about the town's fascinating history. Another must-see attraction is the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum that showcases traditional farmhouses and other buildings from the Hida region.
As you explore Takayama's charming streets, you'll discover traditional wooden houses, narrow alleys, and a vibrant local market. The town is known for its skilled artisans, who create intricate lacquerware, pottery, and woodworking. You can visit workshops and learn about these crafts firsthand, or browse the many shops that line the streets.
One of the highlights of Takayama is the iconic Takayama Jinya, a historic government house that served as the center of local administration during the Edo period. Here, you can step back in time and learn about the town's fascinating history. Another must-see attraction is the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum that showcases traditional farmhouses and other buildings from the Hida region.
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