Kurokawa Onsen

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Kurokawa Onsen Gosho Gekkoju

Nestled in the clear air of Kurokawa, this inn features eight spacious guest rooms, each with an open-air bath. The special room 'Kagetsu' offers a unique 'Tsukimidai' for stargazing. Enjoy a private moonlight bath with a 360-degree view of nature.

Takefue

Surrounded by tens of thousands of bamboo trees, Takefue offers 12 guest rooms with natural hot spring baths. The villa 'Tenku' stands out with its indoor bath overlooking a bamboo forest. Enjoy in-room dining with creative kaiseki cuisine.

NIPPONIA Kosa Canal Village

Experience a vacation rental in a 130-year-old traditional house. The guest rooms offer a blend of historical charm and modern comfort. Enjoy a handmade breakfast made by local mothers, featuring seasonal ingredients from Kosa Town.

Culture and History

Kurokawa Onsen is steeped in traditional Japanese culture and history. The inns and ryokans reflect the architectural beauty and cultural heritage of the region. Experience the historical charm of staying in a 130-year-old traditional house at NIPPONIA Kosa Canal Village.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the delicacies of Kumamoto, such as Aso brand beef, horse sashimi, and creative kaiseki cuisine. Many inns offer in-room dining, allowing you to enjoy these exquisite dishes in the comfort of your own room.

Cultural and Historical Significance

Minamioguni Town is steeped in history and culture, with its beautiful untouched nature earning it a place among the most beautiful villages in Japan. The town's rich natural environment and historical landmarks offer a glimpse into the region's past and cultural practices.