Historic inns · Tōnosawa

Fukuzumirō (Tōnosawa) 福住楼

Wooden hot-spring inn opened in 1890 on the Hayakawa gorge at Tōnosawa, with registered cultural-property buildings.

Getting thereTōnosawa Station (Hakone Tozan Railway), 10 min; Hakone-Yumoto Station, 5 min by car

Time neededovernight

Address74 Tonosawa, Hakone, Kanagawa

About

Fukuzumirō opened in 1890 at Tōnosawa, one of the 'Seven Hot Springs of Hakone', where inns line the steep gorge of the Hayakawa River just above Hakone-Yumoto. Its rambling wooden buildings, joined by corridors and staircases, are among the finest surviving examples of a Meiji- and Taisho-era Japanese inn, with carved transoms, bamboo details and rooms overlooking the river. The buildings are registered tangible cultural properties and were included in a group of Hakone's large wooden inns recognised as 20th-century heritage. The inn draws water from its own source, adjusted with spring water and fed straight into its baths.

Highlights

Founded 1890 in the Tōnosawa hot-spring village
Wooden inn buildings, registered tangible cultural properties
Riverside rooms over the Hayakawa

Tips

Overnight stays only; book well ahead
Tōnosawa Station is up a steep path: ask about pick-up

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