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Miyawaka Toranoyu
A luxurious hot spring retreat in Miyawaka featuring private outdoor baths, exquisite kaiseki cuisine, and the serene elegance of rural Fukuoka.
Hotel
Onsen, Ryokan, Wellness, Hot Spring
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Miyawaka Toranoyu is a refined onsen resort tucked in the hills of northern Fukuoka, blending contemporary comfort with Japan’s enduring bathing traditions. Its natural hot spring water flows directly from the source, filling both communal and private baths surrounded by stone, cedar, and seasonal greenery. Each guest room offers peace and space—many with semi-open-air baths overlooking the garden. The on-site restaurant serves carefully crafted kaiseki meals featuring local seafood and mountain vegetables. Whether visiting for a day soak or an overnight stay, Toranoyu provides a restorative experience rooted in tranquility, craftsmanship, and the natural pace of Kyushu’s countryside.
Facilities & Services
Natural Hot Spring Baths (Indoor & Open-Air)
Private Onsen Rooms with Garden Views
Guest Rooms with Semi-Open-Air Baths
Restaurant Featuring Seasonal Kaiseki Cuisine
Relaxation and Massage Services
Day-Use Onsen Plans
Free Parking
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