INTRODUCTION
A warm inviting place to stay,
where the true spirit of Japan lives on
The rural woodlands welcome travelers ―Tsukiyono has long been adored by various artists and master craftsmen. Among them was Kiyoshi Yamashita, a wandering painter known as “Van Gogh of Japan”, who used to stay at our hotel and loved it very much. The mosaic tile mural in our “Haniwa Bath”, a reproduction after the Chigiri-e (colored paper collage) by Yamashita takes on an antique look. The hotel would like to follow stubborn but sincere artisanship: to pay full attention on every single ingredient in our cuisine to offer only genuine contents to our guests— this is our motto.
OUR POLICY
Hot springs, attentive staff, and charcoal fires
three keys to our hospitality
1,The warmth of bath soothes your body ＳＰＡ
2,The warmth of our staff relaxes your mind ＳＥＲＶＩＣＥ
The hotel has served our guests in this locality for nearly 100 years.
We always do our best to give as good an impression of Tsukiyono to our guests.
It is our great honor that our guests may carry
good memories of their stay for a long time.
3,The warmth of the charcoal fire ＤＩＮＮＥＲ
Why not try and enjoy the delicious charcoal-grilled food?
ACTIVITY&SIGHTSEEING
The surrounding area is commonly called “Minakami 18 Toh ” (Minakami 18 Hotsprings): this area is rich in nature with many streams and mountains. You can enjoy numerous outdoor activities throughout all seasons!
Many people from all around the world visit here and fully enjoy the “Minakami 18 Toh.”
ACCESS
Only 2 hours from Tokyo
The hotel is 10 minutes’ drive from the Minakami IC on the Kan-etsu Expressway, or from JR Jomo-Kogen Station
(via the Joetsu Shinkansen, 2 hours from Tokyo)
We look forward to your visit.
INTRODUCTION
A warm inviting place to stay,
where the true spirit of Japan lives on
The rural woodlands welcome travelers ―Tsukiyono has long been adored by various artists and master craftsmen. Among them was Kiyoshi Yamashita, a wandering painter known as “Van Gogh of Japan”, who used to stay at our hotel and loved it very much. The mosaic tile mural in our “Haniwa Bath”, a reproduction after the Chigiri-e (colored paper collage) by Yamashita takes on an antique look. The hotel would like to follow stubborn but sincere artisanship: to pay full attention on every single ingredient in our cuisine to offer only genuine contents to our guests— this is our motto.
OUR POLICY
Hot springs, attentive staff, and charcoal fires
three keys to our hospitality
ＳＰＡ
1,The warmth of bath soothes your body
In 1924, the founder of the hotel Kenzo Fukatsu discovered the source of local hot springs in the
rice fields. The melted snow from Mt. Tanigawa soaks into the ground, and it takes 17 years before
it then gushes out as hot springs, which are celebrated for their positive effect on your skin.
ＳＥＲＶＩＣＥ
2,The warmth of our staff relaxes your mind
The hotel has served our guests in this locality for nearly 100 years.
We always do our best to give as good an impression of Tsukiyono to our guests.
It is our great honor that our guests may carry
good memories of their stay for a long time.
ＤＩＮＮＥＲ
3,The warmth of the charcoal fire
Once upon a time the samurai skewered wild vegetables and river fish on their swords and cooked
them on an open fire. The regional cooking style “Irori Kensan-yaki” (grilled on the sunken fire) has
its roots in “Kensaki-yaki” (sword grilling).Why not try and enjoy the delicious charcoal-grilled food?
ACTIVITY&SIGHTSEEING
The surrounding area is commonly called “Minakami 18 Toh ” (Minakami 18 Hotsprings): this area is rich in nature with many streams and mountains. You can enjoy numerous outdoor activities throughout all seasons!
Many people from all around the world visit here and fully enjoy the “Minakami 18 Toh.”
ACCESS
Only 2 hours from Tokyo
The hotel is 10 minutes’ drive from the Minakami IC on the Kan-etsu Expressway, or from JR Jomo-Kogen Station
(via the Joetsu Shinkansen, 2 hours from Tokyo)
We look forward to your visit.