Renovated and reopened in June 2020, this campground is located at the entrance of Eastern Daisen within the Daisen-Oki National Park.

We offer warm hospitality to only seven groups per day

A garden with vibrant flowers and lush greenery, with a refreshing breeze blowing through. A small hot spring hotel surrounded by greenery, featuring an onsite restaurant. Please feel free to enjoy our inn and make the most of our accommodations, parties, and relaxing onsen with your family and friends.

The inn is a three-story wooden house, traditionally Japanese-style, with nine rooms. By incorporating the concept of “local production for local consumption,” you can enjoy Kaiseki cuisine (traditional Japanese course) featuring seasonal and local ingredients.

Three generations of women run this small ryokan with dedication.
We would like our guests to relax and unwind, enjoying the onsen directly from the source and dishes with mild flavors. Please come and visit us sometime. We offer consecutive stays for Modern Touji (therapeutic and hot spring treatment purposes).

Since the radon-rich Misasa Onsen was reopened as a health promotion facility in August 2018, many people with health concerns from all over the country have been visiting and using our services.
Misasa Onsen is located at the foot of Mt. Mitoku, which was the first site designated as a Japan Heritage. Please drop by our ryokan as a base for your Tottori sightseeing when you visit Misasa Onsen.

Since its founding in Taisho 9 (1920),"Izanro Iwasaki" has developed alongside the growth of Misasa Onsen. Strolling large garden bath, "Yama no Yu" has two zones: "Hidari no Yu" (left zone), and "Migi no Yu” (right-hand zone), which are the men's and woman's bath, respectively. The men's and women's bathing areas are switched overnight, allowing you to enjoy both baths in the morning and in the evening. A radium steam bath and drinking spring are also available. The garden and tea house bring the history of “Izanro Iwasaki” to life. A quaint bath and a luxurious cuisine. You can enjoy an elegant moment in harmony with these elements.

We welcome those who need onsen therapy, mainly for short term stays.
One of our bathes is an ondol-type bath heated by hot spring water, allowing you to relax and warm up. Our dishes are not luxurious, but we offer cuisine made with fresh local ingredients so that you can eat safely. Feel free to visit us, even if you are a solo visitor.

In Heisei 9 (1997), almost all of the buildings were listed as a tangible property.
You can enjoy the elegance of the Japanese architecture. The hot spring water is completely free-flowing from both self-sourced and naturally gushing springs.
You can savor our exquisite creative cuisine.

Featuring white plaster walls, a tiled roof, and a beacon, this simple Japanese-style inn offers warm hospitality. With 14 rooms, this small ryokan is a place where you can relax and unwind. The new head chef honed his skills under a renowned chef representing Tottori cuisine showcases his culinary skills.

The Ryokan has been in business since the late Edo period. Please feel free to soak in Onsen whenever you like, and enjoy cooking and relaxing in your room's kitchen. Minimum stay of three nights is required. We offer a 10% discount for stays longer than one month. Please bring your own toiletries and yukata (Japanese kimono for sleep wear).

A traditional Ryokan established in the first year of the Meiji era (1868), facing a clear stream Mitoku river. The Ryokan offers a variety of baths including "Rakusen no Yu", with water directly from the source, "Anakura no Yu", a mist sauna bath, and "Kazoku Yu", a private bath with the nostalgic charm of the Taisho era at this "Motoyu.
With a naturally flowing private hot spring, this is truly an "Onsen Ryokan". We also have Ondol (floor heating system) heated by hot spring water.

The Ryokan stands quietly in front of Misasa Bridge, where you can enjoy cuisine made with the selected local ingredients, not only through its taste but also its presentation, and fully enjoy a new-opened "Oyakushi-sama no Yu”, a radium hot spring with water flowing directly from the source. “Kawasemisajiki” is on the 1st floor, and also serves as a restaurant. Please feel free to drop in when you visit Misasa.

The inn offers onsen therapy plan that includes accommodation for two groups of customers on weekdays only. We can provide dishes suitable for your physical condition. Please take your time to rest your body and refresh yourself to your heart's content. You can also enjoy a private open-air bath and ondol (heating system heated by hot spring water).

The hot spring inn with a large Japanese garden and stone stage.
"Misasa Radium Onsen”, one of the world's best hot springs, is said to make you feel better after three mornings.
With heartwarming dishes made with the flavor of the Sanin region, you can enjoy a comforting and blissful dining experience.

The inn located alongside the Misasa river allows you to experience the beauty of nature changing through the four seasons.
You can enjoy a variety of onsen, such as a private open-air bath on the mountain overlooking the Mitoku River, a mountain gorge open-air bath, and a rock bath in the basement.

"Niwa no Yu" and "Taki no Yu" are located in a 1000-tubo Japanese garden, where you can enjoy 12 different baths floating directly from its source, including a large public bath, an open-air bath with view of a cascading waterfall, and a rose bath exclusively for women, open daily from 14:00 to 22:00.

The large resort hotel located at the entrance of Misasa Onsen is situated on spacious land and surrounded by a quiet environment along the Misasa River. The hotel features a large public bath with a mist sauna and an open-air bath, both using water from the radium source. Our establishment also boasts our exquisite cuisine. All the guest rooms feature with bath and rest rooms, we primarily offer Japanese-Western rooms, but we also have Western rooms available.
We look forward to welcoming you.

The building features a Nagaya gate and lobby entirely made of zelkova wood, which was relocated from a historic house in Inaba region. You can feel the elegance of traditional Japanese architecture. The inn is located in the center of the Misasa hot spring town, making it easier to access each tourist spot, and you can also use the inn as a base for the Misasa sightseeing. We offer seasonal kaiseki (Japanese course cuisine) that highlights the flavor of each season.

We sincerely entertain each of our guests with the utmost care and hospitality, ensuring you can fully enjoy a refined and relaxing environment. At our inn, we offer an open-air bath, a large public bath, a private family bath, a jet bath, a sauna, and a cold bath. We cherish an emotionally rich space, always keeping it clean, and welcome our guests. (a facility managed by the Municipal Personnel Mutual Aid Association)

Inside the inn, the entire building is covered with tatami mats, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. We offer both private open-air baths and a large public bath, each with its own source. The inn is located in a hot spring town, making it perfect for hot spring hopping. You can enjoy Kaiseki, traditional course cuisines featuring seafood from the Sea of Japan or the finest local Wagyu beef. The private dining room “Suiren” offers “Seafood Kaiseki” or “Wagyu Kaiseki.