In and around Kawanehon
Kawanehon Hotels & Ryokan
Suikoen
This Japanese-style hotel is located in the mountains. Guests feel nostalgic for the good old days as they enjoy a relaxing stay.
Hot Springs:
Natural hot spring water gushing out from the foot of the Southern Alps.
Experience spending a relaxing time as you take a refreshing soak in hot springs nestled deep in the mountains.
After relieving fatigue from travel, enjoy sipping cold Kawane tea at the rest area.
Sumatakyo Onsen is also known as Bijozukuri-no-Yu, which means "a hot spring that makes beautiful women."
The moment you take a dip, you will feel the distinct texture of the hot spring water gently making your skin feel silky smooth.
The hot springs are said to have a beneficial effect on nerve diseases and joint pains.
Meals:
Taste regional cuisine dishes expertly prepared using heaps of produce grown amidst nature in Sumatakyo Gorge.
Savor delicious meals prepared with local seasonal ingredients. Enjoy the hotel's very own cuisine, with each dish thoughtfully created to bring out the best of every ingredient.
Each guest will surely appreciate the heartwarming hospitality with which the dishes are served. Take time to fully enjoy the rich flavors of the local cuisine.
Hot Springs:
Natural hot spring water gushing out from the foot of the Southern Alps.
Experience spending a relaxing time as you take a refreshing soak in hot springs nestled deep in the mountains.
After relieving fatigue from travel, enjoy sipping cold Kawane tea at the rest area.
Sumatakyo Onsen is also known as Bijozukuri-no-Yu, which means "a hot spring that makes beautiful women."
The moment you take a dip, you will feel the distinct texture of the hot spring water gently making your skin feel silky smooth.
The hot springs are said to have a beneficial effect on nerve diseases and joint pains.
Meals:
Taste regional cuisine dishes expertly prepared using heaps of produce grown amidst nature in Sumatakyo Gorge.
Savor delicious meals prepared with local seasonal ingredients. Enjoy the hotel's very own cuisine, with each dish thoughtfully created to bring out the best of every ingredient.
Each guest will surely appreciate the heartwarming hospitality with which the dishes are served. Take time to fully enjoy the rich flavors of the local cuisine.
How to get there?
From Tokyo: Take a JR Tokaido Shinkansen train to Shizuoka Station (90 min). From there, take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station.
From Shizuoka: Take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station.
From Nagoya: Take a JR Tokaido Shinkansen train to Kakegawa Station (60 min). From there, take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station (15 min).
From Osaka: At Shin-Osaka Station, take a JR Tokaido Shinkansen train to Hamamatsu Station (80 min). From there, take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station (40 min).
From Kanaya Station (JR Tokaido Line): Take an Oigawa Railway train bound for Senzu and get off at Senzu Station (75 min). From there, take a bus bound for Sumatakyo Onsen and get off at the Sumatakyo Onsen-Iriguchi bus stop (40 min). It is about 2 min on foot from there.
From Shizuoka: Take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station.
From Nagoya: Take a JR Tokaido Shinkansen train to Kakegawa Station (60 min). From there, take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station (15 min).
From Osaka: At Shin-Osaka Station, take a JR Tokaido Shinkansen train to Hamamatsu Station (80 min). From there, take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Kanaya Station (40 min).
From Kanaya Station (JR Tokaido Line): Take an Oigawa Railway train bound for Senzu and get off at Senzu Station (75 min). From there, take a bus bound for Sumatakyo Onsen and get off at the Sumatakyo Onsen-Iriguchi bus stop (40 min). It is about 2 min on foot from there.