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Suimeikan
- Gero Onsen,Gifu
Enjoy a tour of three baths featuring the beauty-enhancing hot springs of Japan's three most famous hot springs! A long-established inn along the Hida River.

Inatori Ginsuiso
- Inatori Onsen
- Shizuoka
Enjoy a traditional kaiseki dinner featuring Inatori’s famous kinmedai (splendid alfonsino), a local delicacy prized for its rich flavor.

Hotel Kaneyamaen
- Fujisan Onsen
- Yamanashi
Breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, a vast Japanese garden, and heartfelt hospitality that leaves a lasting impression.

Tokiwa Hotel (Kofu Yumura)
- Shingennoyu Yumura Onsen
- Yamanashi
A distinguished hotel featuring a beautiful Japanese garden, welcoming members of the Imperial Family and distinguished guests from around the world.

Ise Todaya Ryokan
- Toba City
- Mie
Just a 3-minute walk from Kintetsu Toba Station (complimentary shuttle service available), this hotel is ideally located as a perfect base for exploring Ise-Shima.

Kannon Onsen
- Kannon Onsen
- Shizuoka
A secluded hot spring inn nestled in the mountains of Okushimoda, featuring its own 100% natural-flowing spring and drinkable hot spring water.

Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan
- Nishiyama Onsen
- Yamanashi
Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest hotel with a long-established history.

Satoyama no Bettei Shimoda Central Hotel
- Izu Shimoda Aitama Onsen
- Shizuoka
A tranquil inn with its own natural hot spring source, nestled among the timeless rural landscapes of Shimoda.

Hotel Hanamizuki
- Nagara Onsen
- Mie
Welcoming guests with heartfelt hospitality rooted in the Japanese appreciation for nature, beauty, and emotion.

Wkakusa no Yado Maruei
- Fuji Kawaguchiko Onsen
- Yamanashi
A traditional Japanese ryokan nestled in the beauty of nature, on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi at the foot of Mount Fuji.

Umi Ichibou Zekkei no Yado Inatoriso
- Inatori Onsen
- Shizuoka
All rooms offer ocean views, while the fresh seafood unique to this fishing town and the spectacular open-air bath are highly praised by guests.

Dogashima New Ginsui
- Dougashima Onsen
- Shizuoka
Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Dogashima in Nishi-Izu, proudly known for its spectacular sunsets.

Meiseki no Yado Kagetsu
- Fujisan Isawa Onsen
- Yamanashi
Enjoy the graceful tranquility of a Japanese garden adorned with exquisite stones, offering an elegant retreat in a serene traditional setting.

Hotel Fuji
- Fujisan Isawa Onsen
- Yamanashi
Enjoy one of the largest rock baths in the prefecture, along with a lavish creative buffet featuring a wide variety of exquisite dishes.

Toba Seaside Hotel
- Toba City
- Mie
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Toba Bay and explore three spacious public baths.

Ubuya
- Fuji Kawaguchiko Onsen
- Yamanashi
We aspire to be a destination where you and your loved ones can celebrate life’s most treasured moments together.

Gero Spa Resort Hotel Kusakabe Ameria
- Gero Onsen
- Gifu
A health and resort hotel boasting one of the finest panoramic views overlooking the hot spring town of Gero Onsen.

THE KUKUNA
- Fuji Kawaguchiko Onsen
- Yamanashi
A scenic retreat offering breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi

Fukujyuso
- Isobe Watakano Onsen
- Mie
Spend a truly relaxing and rejuvenating time on the heart-shaped Wakatano Island, floating peacefully in Matoya Bay.

Fuji Lake Hotel
- Fuji Kawaguchiko Onsen
- Yamanashi
Established in 1932 at the foot of Mount Fuji, this tranquil hotel stands in a scenic lakeside

Hanayagi no Sho Keizan
- Fujisan Isawa Onsen
- Yamanashi
A welcoming ryokan featuring spacious public baths and open-air baths with free-flowing natural hot spring water from its own private source, along with captivating taiko drum performances.

Kashikojima Hojoen
- Iseshima Onsen
- Mie
All guest rooms offer ocean views, and our garden open-air baths overlooking Ago Bay are among our most popular features.
2026 Rankings Top 100 Ryokan
About Japan’s Top 100 Hotels and Ryokan Selected by Travel Professionalsabout
This is Japan's longest-running ranking of hotels and traditional ryokan.
There are approximately 40,000 ryokan across Japan.
Once a year, we publish the rankings based on a survey of approximately 14,000 travel agencies throughout Japan.
In recent years, overseas travel agencies have also begun offering tours that include stays at properties featured in the Top 100 Ryokan.
These tours introduce travelers from around the world to the distinctive appeal of hot-spring ryokan, offering an experience different from city hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, and elsewhere.




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