A warm and relaxing inn.
‘Yagyu no Sho’ began in 1959 with a restaurant called ‘Yagyu’ in Shirokane, Tokyo, which originated from Kyo kaiseki.
Further deepening cuisine and spirit, it encountered the Japanese scenery remaining in the mountains of Shuzenji, leading to the opening of Shuzenji Onsen ryokan ‘Yagyu no Sho’ in 1970. Named ‘Yagyu’ because the founder enjoyed kendo, and found a new inn in bamboo groves and sukiya architecture.
Passing down the “warm and relaxing inn” cherished by the predecessor, it continues to seek an inn that combines the beauty of Japanese architecture, cuisine, baths, scenery, and hospitality.
In 2009, the 40th anniversary, gathered ancient craftsman skills for the main entrance, baths, and each room were renovated into authentic sukiya architecture. Prioritizing heartfelt hospitality, we continue to strive for a beautiful Japanese inn in every aspect.
HOT SPRING
The two large communal baths switch between men and women daily, allowing you to enjoy both ambiances. All room baths are also hot spring fed.
ROOM
The 15 rooms, each with unique layouts and atmospheres, all have hot spring baths, allowing you to relax at any time.
Luxury villa suite ‘Matsu-no-O’<1/15>
Luxury villa suite ‘Ume-no-O’<2/15>
Deluxe Suites with Outdoor Bath 'Ichiju'<3/15>
Deluxe Suites with Outdoor Bath ‘Tsukikage’<4/15>
Deluxe Suites with Outdoor Bath‘Meigetsu’<5/15>
Deluxe Suites with Outdoor Bath ‘Yuzuki’<6/15>
Suites with Semi-Outdoor Bath ‘Yugyotei’<7/15>
Suites with Semi-Outdoor Bath ‘Kokonoe’<8/15>
Suites with Semi-Outdoor Bath ‘Hagi’<9/15>
Suites with Semi-Outdoor Bath ‘Kuretake’<10/15>
Sukiya-Style Suites with Semi-Outdoor Bath ‘Jogen’<11/15>
Sukiya-Style Suites with Semi-Outdoor Bath ‘Hatsukari’<12/15>
Sukiya-Style Suites with Hinoki indoor Bath ‘Wakatake’<13/15>
Suites with Hinoki indoor Bath ‘Katsura’<14/15>
Suites with Hinoki indoor Bath ‘Kaede’<15/15>
CUISINE
Enjoy traditional dishes passed down through generations, as well as unique dishes from Yagyu, in the comfort of your room.
FACILITIES
Inheriting the "warm and relaxing inn" valued by the predecessor, we continue to explore an inn that combines the beauty of Japanese architecture, cuisine, baths, scenery, and hospitality.