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Takefue (Shirakawa Gensen Sanso Takefue)

Minamioguni, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Takefue hides twelve multi-room villas in a 4,000-tsubo bamboo grove at Minamioguni, near Kurokawa, and every lodge has a stone bath carved into the bedrock, fed by free-flowing spring water tied to Mount Aso. Kaiseki is served in the suite, not in a hall. The house was founded in 1999 across about 32 acres of bamboo, with a cave bath and a pool-sized communal bath for anyone who wants company.

About Takefue (Shirakawa Gensen Sanso Takefue)

History

Founded in 1999 in the Aso region of Kumamoto, Takefue scattered 12 unique lodges across a bamboo grove measured at about 4,000 tsubo (roughly 32 acres). Thermal water is gensen kakenagashi, flowing directly from a self-sustaining source geologically linked to Mount Aso. Private stone baths are carved into bedrock in every villa; kaiseki is served in-suite. Three large reservable public baths include a cave bath and a pool-sized bath.

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