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Gora Kansuiro (often referred to as Gōra Kanzan-so)

Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Gora Kansuiro began around 1920 as a holiday retreat for Yasuya Iwasaki, the third son of Mitsubishi's founder. The industrialist Niroku Suzuki acquired it and opened it as a ryokan in 1949, and it famously hosted the Emperor and Empress. It stands in the Gora district of Hakone, with fourteen rooms among the traditional gardens of the estate.

About Gora Kansuiro (often referred to as Gōra Kanzan-so)

History

Originally built around 1920 as a holiday retreat for Yasuya Iwasaki, the third son of Mitsubishi's founder, the property was acquired by industrialist Niroku Suzuki and opened as a luxury ryokan in 1949. The estate famously hosted Emperor and Empress Showa in 1955 at the Kinkatei villa, which remains open to guests today. It is recognized as one of Hakone's most venerable ryokans, preserving Taisho-era architectural features across its three distinct wings.

The setting

2 km from Sōun-ji. Overlooks Hayakawa River.

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