Yunoshimakan: Traditional Onsen Ryokan Stay at Gero Onsen, Gifu

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This video offers a comprehensive tour of Yunoshimakan, a renowned Japanese onsen ryokan situated in the forested hills of Gero Onsen, Gifu Prefecture. Yunoshimakan is recognized for its tranquil setting and embodies the essence of a traditional Japanese hot spring inn—a retreat that seamlessly blends luxury, history, and natural beauty.

The video begins by guiding travelers on how to reach Gero Onsen, highlighting the convenience of a free shuttle bus from JR Gero Station, an easy access point for those utilizing the Japan Rail Pass. The walk-through shows the idyllic surroundings of Gero Onsen town, known nationwide as one of Japan’s top three hot spring resorts, set against a backdrop of lush mountains and the Hida River.

Inside Yunoshimakan, viewers are presented with detailed scenes of the hotel’s lobby, souvenir shop, and traditional-motif guest rooms—particularly featuring ‘Kumoi-no-ma’, a luxurious accommodation option priced at approximately 94,600 yen for two people. The video includes an extended room tour, exploration of the Western-style building, and multiple baths, including a public bath and a private open-air onsen attached to the room for ultimate relaxation.

Dining at Yunoshimakan is also showcased, highlighting classic kaiseki-style meals and a hearty Japanese breakfast. In addition to immersive moments in the baths, the video captures elements of ryokan culture such as a visit to a ballroom featuring traditional dance, and the unique morning atmosphere of Gero Onsen town. Practical travel information, including booking links and notes on variable pricing, is provided to support prospective guests in planning their visit.

Gero Onsen is recognized for its centuries-old heritage, healing hot spring waters, and picturesque setting. Yunoshimakan, with its historic charm (since 1931), gardens, and traditional architecture, stands out as a premier ryokan for anyone seeking a quintessential Japanese onsen experience.

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