Okyakuya Hotel - Minamioguni

Historic 1722 ryokan on the Chikugo River

Hot Springs & Baths

Okyakuya offers a distinctive blend of both transparent and cloudy hot springs, sourced from high alkaline mineral water rich in meta-silicic acid. The open-air baths can accommodate up to 10 adults, and the hotel also includes a standing bath experience with a depth of 130 cm. One public bath can be reserved for private use, providing couples with a secluded bathing option.

Rooms & Accommodations

Each room at Okyakuya ryokan is air-conditioned and has traditional tatami flooring with Japanese Yukata robes and slippers provided. Rooms include a private toilet, but bathing facilities are shared and located in the onsen area. Guests can enjoy seasonal views from their rooms, overlooking either the Chikugo River or the natural mountain streams.

Dining & Cuisine

The ryokan serves hand-salted dishes prepared by local trusted producers, using ingredients sourced from the region. A Japanese breakfast featuring locally sourced ingredients is included, and dinner is also available with authentic seasonal cuisine. The historical ambiance of the wooden facility with amber lighting enhances the dining experience.

Location & Surroundings

Okyakuya is situated just 300 ft from the Kurokawa Onsen village, a historic hot spring district in Minamioguni. The ryokan overlooks the Chikugo River, surrounded by natural mountain streams and scenic landscapes. Nearby attractions include the Kurokawa Onsen village itself, as well as the Chikugo River for photography and walks.

History & Ambiance

Okyakuya was established in 1722, making it a ryokan with over 300 years of history in the Kurokawa Onsen district. The wooden facility and amber lighting create a historical ambiance that reflects the traditional architecture of the Edo period. The ryokan is an adults-only retreat, offering a serene environment for couples and travelers interested in cultural experiences.

• Location: 300 ft from Kurokawa Onsen village, overlooking Chikugo River
• Rooms: Tatami-floored rooms with private toilet and seasonal views
• Dining: Hand-salted dishes from local producers and Japanese breakfast
• Hot Springs: Distinctive blend of transparent and cloudy alkaline waters, standing bath, open-air bath
• History: Ryokan from 1722 with wooden facility and amber lighting
• Adults-Only: Serene retreat for couples and cultural travelers

License number: 熊本県指令環衛381号