Nasu Onsen Sanraku

A long-established ryokan inn on the Nasu Highlands featuring rich Japanese charm and aesthetics

Sanraku, standing in serenity on the famous summer retreat, Nasu Highlands, is a long-established ryokan inn with a history of over 100 years. Its open-air baths feature the natural hot spring water flowing directly from the inn’s on-premise spring that produces as much as 800 liters per minute. This pure onsen water reaches the tubs without treatments such as heating, circulation, or filtering. Sanraku also has guest rooms with an open-air bath for you to enjoy a soak in privacy.

For dinner, you will be treated to a multi-course kaiseki meal prepared with hand-picked seasonal ingredients. It features dishes that reproduce the four seasons of Japan and the earth’s blessing. Guest rooms are furnished in Japanese style with a fusion of elegance and sophistication, and precious wood fills the room with a noble smell. You can also enjoy high-quality amenities with Japanese charm throughout the facility.

【About the hot spring】

Water color: clear

Spring water type: simple spring water

Efficacy: alleviates joint pain, sore muscles, sensitivity to cold, fatigue, sleeplessness, etc.

Location Map

Basic Information

Address	206 Yumoto, Nasu-town, Tochigi, Japan
Telephone Number	81-287-76-3010
Website	https://sanraku.kenhotels.com/nasu/en/
Business Hours	Check-in: 15:00 Check-out: 10:30
Days Closed for Business	Generally no closings (closures for maintenance, etc. will be announced on the website)
Price	From 36,300 yen ※Prices as of August 2024.
DIRECTIONS	・About 3 hours by car from Narita International Airport using the expressways (Higashi-Kanto Expressway, Tokyo Gaikan Expressway, Tohoku Expressway). ・35 minutes by car from Nasu-Shiobara Station ・40 minutes by bus from Nasu-Shiobara Station, get off at "Shin-Nasu", then walk for 2 minutes ※Shuttle bus available from Nasu-Shiobara Station (reservation required)
Map Code	203 301 308*23

Nasu Area

The Nasu area, in the northeastern part of the prefecture, is famous for the imperial villa located there, and is one of Japan’s premier resort areas with its expansive highlands. The climate has allowed the development of a thriving dairy industry, and while there, you can visit a dairy farm that is open to tourists and offers delicious sweets made from milk, such as soft-serve ice cream and cheesecake. There are also many family-friendly facilities like Safari Park, amusement parks, and hot spring facilities like Shiobara Onsen.