©Arukikata. Co. , Ltd.  |  ©Bringer Japan Z Inc.

Gokuraku Onsen Takumi no Yado

Verified [Verified] denotes information that has been published with confirmation of its owing parties.

Gokuraku Onsen Takumi no Yado

An inn standing in the land of Tenson Korin, known for its famous carbonated hot spring associated with Emperor Jimmu.

Last update :
Supervised by :  株式会社コウセイ

Gokuraku Onsen Takumi no Yado is a hot spring ryokan surrounded by the rich natural beauty of Okukirishima Kogen Town. It is home to a high-concentration carbonated mineral spring, rare even in Japan, and its long-beloved “Beauty Bath” has been known for generations as a famous hot spring associated with Emperor Jimmu. Set in a quiet location overlooking the Okukirishima mountain range, it also serves as a convenient base for hiking and hot spring therapy tours.

One of the inn’s highlights is its free-flowing high-concentration carbonated mineral spring, sourced from the Chisutenoki River. It is said to be highly effective for improving circulation and relieving fatigue, and is also known for leaving the skin feeling soft and smooth. The baths include a “single-carved stone bath” hollowed from a single slab of rock, a cold bath filled with spring water, and an open-air bath. For dining, the popular Sangakuryori Irori Kaiseki features local seasonal ingredients such as char and Miyazaki beef grilled over an irori hearth.

There are three types of guest rooms: a special room, a 24-tatami Japanese-Western room, and a 12-tatami Japanese-style room. In the special room “Yayoi,” guests can enjoy a luxurious soak in a private open-air bath. Throughout the property are cultured spaces including a gallery and shop with local crafts, as well as a salon lined with books and artwork. The harmony of hot springs, art, and nature makes this inn truly worthy of the name Takumi no Yado.

Highlights

  • A hot spring inn with high-concentration carbonated waters, surrounded by nature at the foot of the Okukirishima mountains.
  • The free-flowing carbonated spring is known for beautifying the skin and helping relieve fatigue.
  • Enjoy a variety of baths, including a single-rock bath and an open-air bath.
  • The popular Sangakuryori Irori Kaiseki features char and Miyazaki beef grilled over an irori hearth.
  • The gallery and salon offer a refined, cultural atmosphere.

Photos

  • From the garden with its wooden waterwheel, you can look out to the majestic Mt. Takachiho

    From the garden with its wooden waterwheel, you can look out to the majestic Mt. Takachiho

  • A pure carbonated mineral spring with no added water at all

    A pure carbonated mineral spring with no added water at all

  • The special room “Yayoi” comes with its own open-air bath

    The special room “Yayoi” comes with its own open-air bath

  • A relaxing 24-tatami Japanese-Western room, “Satsuki,” accented with latticework and calligraphy

    A relaxing 24-tatami Japanese-Western room, “Satsuki,” accented with latticework and calligraphy

  • Beauty can be found in every detail, from hanging scrolls to flower arrangements

    Beauty can be found in every detail, from hanging scrolls to flower arrangements

  • A seasonal full-course meal showcasing ingredients from around Japan

    A seasonal full-course meal showcasing ingredients from around Japan

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Is early check-in or late check-out available?
A

No, it is not available.

Q

Can guests with tattoos use the public bath?
A

No, they cannot.

Q

Is Wi-Fi available in the rooms?
A

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Reviews

Details

Name in Japanese
極楽温泉 匠の宿
Postal Code
889-4414
Address
7449 Kamamuta, Takaharu-cho, Nishimorokata-gun, Miyazaki 889-4414
Phone
0984-42-3326
Check-in
3:00pm
Check-out
10:00am
Closed on
Wednesday, Thursday ※ These are the regular closing days for the lodging facility.
Sangakuryori Irori Kaiseki (1 night, 2 days / 2 guests per room: dinner and breakfast included) from 28,300 yen per person
Access
1) Approx. 20 minutes by car from Kobayashi IC on the Miyazaki Expressway
2) Approx. 10 minutes by car from Takaharu IC on the Miyazaki Expressway
Credit Cards
Not accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Popular Articles