Yuwakan






The room was very spacious and clean. We went in December so at night it was quite cold. Maybe because it’s an old historical building and we were on the first floor but still didn’t except to be so cold at night. It’s great they have a …
It's a small inn that can only accommodate a maximum of four groups. There is only a shower in the room, but there is a clean bath where guests can take turns soaking in the hot water every hour. The level of satisfaction is high.
Yuwakan is a very special experience, it’s not opulent or luxurious, rather it is considered and calm drawing on traditional Japanese interior design with an update for technology and contemporary needs. …
This is a lovely inn with a lot of character. The Mashiko ware glasses in the rooms were adorable. 💓 There aren't many rooms, so it's recommended for those looking for a quiet stay. …
The Oku-Nikko Minamikan Hotel, where Emperor Heisei was evacuated during the Pacific War, was somehow relocated to Mashiko and is now open to the public as lodging and a gallery. …
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