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Takuminoyado Yoshimatsu

Hakone, Kanagawa, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury

Takuminoyado Yoshimatsu: Yoshimatsu Ryokan Hakone, JapanTakuminoyado Yoshimatsu: 箱根の旅館 匠の宿 佳松【公式】 | 匠の心 おもてなしの宿Takuminoyado Yoshimatsu: Yoshimatsu, Hakone (updated prices 2026)

Takuminoyado Yoshimatsu opened in 1988 as an eighteen-room sukiya-style ryokan in Hakone, gardens and koi ponds a four-minute walk from Lake Ashi, with sulfur onsen indoors and out. Kaiseki arrives Kyoto-style in the room; some suites add a private outdoor hot-spring bath and a look toward Fuji. The inn is dedicated to takumi, or artisan hospitality, and its onsen water is natural sulfur.

About Takuminoyado Yoshimatsu

History

Founded in 1988, Takuminoyado Yoshimatsu is a traditional Japanese inn in the sukiya style, built around natural materials. The house is dedicated to takumi, artisan hospitality, in Japanese gardens near the shores of Lake Ashi, one of Hakone's most carefully kept traditional inns.

The setting

1 km from Narukawa Museum.

Experiences

Amenities

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