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Shiramine Hot Springs

From spring wild vegetable foraging and mountain trout fishing in mountain streams to climbing Mount Hakusan and viewing the autumn foliage, you can fully enjoy the four seasons of Mount Hakusan.

We use only fresh mountain foothill ingredients, including our own carefully grown rice from Kamiyoshino Farm and rigorously hygiene-managed "Hakusan Foothill Boar."

Busshiga-no Village, nestled at the foot of Mount Hakusan, has a certain nostalgic charm. This is a standalone house located in the heart of this mountain village. We hope you’ll spend some precious time here with your loved ones.

We create innovative Japanese and Western dishes that showcase the bounty of Mount Hakusan and the Sea of Japan, all through the lens of “fermentation.” Our mattresses and furniture, designed with comfort and a good night’s sleep in mind, create a unique atmosphere made possible by our policy of hosting only one group per day. Surrounded by a garden where we cultivate over 80 varieties of plants—including herbs and medicinal plants—we invite you to enjoy an experience of living at a leisurely pace, as if you were right in the heart of nature.

Hakusan Ichirino Onsen

Iwama Sanso is a matagi (traditional hunter's) lodge at Ichirino Onsen, at the foot of Mt. Hakusan, one of Japan's three great sacred mountains. Before you spreads the Hakusan Ichirino highland. Trekking, skiing and the great outdoors in every season.

Hakusan Ichirino Onsen

Our oil fondue features seasonal ingredients such as mountain vegetables and wild maitake mushrooms with tender meat. The silky-smooth Hakusan Ichirino hot spring, open around the clock, is popular with women. Come and stay at our hotel, watched over by the "gooin" mountain talisman!

Hakusan Ichirino Onsen

Enjoy abundant natural hot spring water from a source of about 70 degrees, along with Hakusan mountain delicacies such as char, rainbow trout, udo and kogomi, served as kaiseki or charcoal-grilled cuisine. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

Shin-Iwama Onsen

Yamazaki Ryokan stands quietly at the foot of Mt. Hakusan in Ishikawa. A member of the Japan Association of Secluded Hot Spring Inns, it is the hidden-spring inn of Iwama Onsen. Come and enjoy a hot spring journey full of romance.

Tatsuguchi Hot Springs

Tatsunokuchi Onsen, Kanazawa's inner retreat. Couples, families, and groups can all enjoy Hokuriku's largest mixed-bathing large open-air bath "Tanbo no Yu," which recreates the nostalgic ambiance of satoyama countryside and streams, wearing exclusive bathing wear.

An inn at the foot of Mt. Hakusan, one of Japan's three great sacred mountains, now reopened. 60 min from Kanazawa, with good access to Shirakawa-go via the White Road. Delicacies from the mountains and streams, free-flowing spring water straight from the source - and teleworking with a forest view as a new style of stay.