The best restaurant onsen inn in Tohoku - Onyado Kawasemi - Iizaka Onsen Fukushima JAPAN | 4K Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- I stayed at Onyado Kawasemi in Iizaka Onsen, Fukushima Prefecture.
This inn is now one of the top gourmet inns in Japan. It was originally located in Iizaka Onsen but opened as a restaurant inn first, and then its quality was recognized and it was drawn to the hot springs. The concept of Kawasemi (King Fisher) is not to serve food for your stay, but to go to stay to eat the food.
The pure Japanese-style inn with sukiya-style architecture has a beautiful appearance. There are many sukiya-style inns these days in Japan, but I feel that this modest yet elaborately designed inn is one of the most beautiful in Japan.
The lobby is particularly noteworthy. You can see the beautiful Japanese garden from the large glass window, and the contrast between the orange of the building and the green of the garden makes it a space that is just like a painting. The room was comfortable enough, but I liked the lobby so much that I would find time to hang out there.
The dinner I was looking forward to was as good as I expected. The kaiseki cuisine, named Kawasemi-style Japanese cuisine, is a style that uses luxurious ingredients and Japanese cooking methods in an innovative way. The food is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the table, and the time spent leisurely is something you can only experience here.
There are also rooms with open-air baths, so how you spend your time here is up to you. I was captivated by the beauty of the lobby, and I hope to visit again someday and just relax there.
■Hot spring details
Simple hot spring (weakly alkaline) pH 8.3
Source: Iizaka Onsen
■Onyado Kawasemi
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* Permission has been granted to film the hot spring.
* Normally video/photo shooting inside bath is not allowed.
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What a beautiful place ! The love for detail is amazing. The food looks so delicious and the bowls and plates etc. its served in, are so artistic and wonderful. For me, a great ryokan is not only about food or onsen - its an experience, that I fully enjoy. The hospitability, the friendly people, the history, the food, the onsen, the many small details, the rooms (I like tatami rooms with futons, but not only with the chairs on the floor (I cant sit there), but also with "normal" chairs), the setting etc.