Asaba Ryokan: A Century-Old Onsen Inn in Japan

♨ As one of Japan's oldest existing onsen inns, Asaba Ryokan's history dates back over 300 years.

📍 Located in Shuzenji, Izu, Shizuoka, the rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing the rolling hills. Passing through the heavy wooden carved gate, you will witness a world where every detail of the scenery, objects, buildings, baths, and food is meticulously crafted. The traditional Japanese architecture and high-standard garden landscape create a Zen-like, natural, and peaceful Japanese courtyard.

🍱 The Origin of the 'One Night, Two Meals' Concept
🍁 With nearly 350 years of history, ASABA Onsen Ryokan perfectly preserves the traditional Japanese onsen style and is the birthplace of the 'one night, two meals' concept. The meals for the 17 guest rooms are prepared by up to 10 chefs, and the menu is adjusted according to the seasons. Asaba has won the top spot for the 'food' experience among delicious inns in Japan, with exquisitely presented dinners featuring dishes such as Ise lobster, mushroom and bamboo shoot broth, and white fish sashimi, each one too beautiful to eat and leaving a lasting impression.

Post by 月加半不等于胖 | Mar 2, 2025

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