Asaba: An extraordinary space created by the Noh stage and pond

The history and characteristics of ryokan

The Gekkeiden Noh stage, built on the edge of the pond, is the symbol of Asaba. This stage was built in Showa, and its reflection on the beautiful water surface creates a fantastical atmosphere.

Beautiful scenery : Many of the guest rooms overlook the pond and Noh stage. The scenery changes with the seasons, making it look like a painting.

Tradition meets modernity : Preserving 350 years of tradition while pursuing modern comfort.

High-quality space : The interiors, which have been carefully designed down to the smallest detail, evoke the refined beauty of Japan and provide a relaxing experience.

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Hot springs and cuisine

You can enjoy the waters of Shuzenji Onsen, the oldest hot spring in Izu, in bathhouses with different atmospheres.

Open-air bath "Izu no Odoriko" : In an open space surrounded by bamboo forest, you can enjoy bathing while feeling the changing seasons.

Indoor baths "Stone Bath" and "Cypress Bath" : The two indoor baths are alternated for men and women depending on the time of day, allowing you to experience different bath styles.

Private bath : You can relax and enjoy the hot springs in a private space.

Another major attraction of Asaba is its Japanese cuisine , which makes generous use of Izu's fresh seafood and mountain produce.You can enjoy delicate dishes made with seasonal ingredients to your heart's content in a relaxing atmosphere.

Access and sightseeing in the surrounding area

By train : From Shuzenji Station on Izu Sunzu Line, it is about a 10-minute bus or taxi ride.

By car : From the Tomei Expressway " Numazu IC", take the Izu Jukan Expressway and then National Route 136 for approximately 40 minutes.

Asaba is surrounded by many tourist spots in the quaint Shuzenji hot spring town. We recommend taking a stroll and enjoying the beautiful scenery, such as the "Bamboo Forest Path" and "Dokko no Yu."

Shuzenji Hot Spring

Shuzenji, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-2416

Shuzenji Onsen, located in Shuzenji, Izu City , Shizuoka Shizuoka Prefecture , is the Izu Peninsula's oldest hot spring. It has been selected as one of Japan's 100 best hot springs. The Shuzenji River (commonly known as the Katsuragawa) flows through the center of the hot spring town, with hot spring inns and restaurants lining the riverbank. Along the riverbank is Tokko-no-Yu, a symbol of the hot spring resort. Nearby is Shuzenji Temple, from which the area takes its name, and is visited by many tourists. The temple holds the Autumn Kobo Daishi Festival every year on August 20th and 21st, with food stalls and fireworks. There are also walking paths, and the "Bamboo Forest Path" is a popular spot. There are many historical sites related to the Genji clan near the hot spring town, including the grave of Minamoto no Yoriie, the second shogun of the Kamakura shogunate, and Shigetsuden, which was built by his mother, Hojo Masako, to pray for the repose of his soul.