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Ibaraki Kitaibaraki City

Izura Kanko Hotel Annex Daikanso

A hot spring inn where you can fully enjoy the panoramic Pacific views and the pride of Izura Onsen’s free-flowing natural hot spring water

  • Ocean / Lake View
  • Onsen Ryokan
  • Reserved onsen available
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Free-flow from source

About Izura Kanko Hotel Annex Daikanso

"Izura Kanko Hotel Annex Daikanso" is a hot spring ryokan nestled along the beautiful, dramatic Izura Coast in Kitaibaraki City, Ibaraki Prefecture. From the spacious open-air bath Daikan no Yu, you can take in sweeping views of the scenic Pacific Ocean cherished by masters of modern Japanese art. Its sodium-calcium chloride spring, which gushes from deep beneath the property and has an exceptionally high source temperature, is served as luxurious free-flowing natural hot spring water. Rich in salt, the water gently envelops the skin like a pack, delivering excellent warming and antibacterial effects, so the warmth lingers long after you leave the bath. The property also features two atmospheric private baths, including a barrier-free design, allowing you to enjoy a refined private soak in comfort.

Hot SpringONSEN

Free-flow from source

Open-air Bath Daikan no Yu

This spectacular open-air bath is known for its overwhelming sense of openness, with a magnificent expanse of the Pacific Ocean stretching endlessly before you. The high-quality 71°C Izura Onsen that bubbles up from the property is poured in generously as free-flowing natural hot spring water. Enjoy the ultimate bathing experience as you feel the ever-changing seascapes unique to Izura with your whole body, from the blue sea sparkling in the morning sun to the atmospheric fishing fires glowing at dusk, and let both body and mind unwind deeply.

Free-flow from source

Large Public Bath Indoor Bath

A spacious large public bath with a big glass window that frames the Pacific Ocean in a view as beautiful as a painting. The colorless, clear chloride spring, rich in hot spring minerals, has a smooth and gentle feel on the skin and is said to be excellent for neuralgia, poor circulation, and recovery from fatigue. Wrapped in the gentle warmth of free-flowing natural hot spring water, you can listen to the sound of the waves and savor a peaceful moment of relaxation.

Free-flow from source

Private Bath Tsubaki no Yu / Hamagiku no Yu

Two luxurious private baths where you can enjoy natural hot spring water in privacy (same-day front desk reservation required, 45 minutes, fee applies). Choose between Tsubaki no Yu, an iwaburo-style bath that makes use of the warmth of wood, and Hamagiku no Yu, a completely flat, barrier-free bath with no steps, allowing you to bathe while seated. You can relax and enjoy the same free-flowing natural hot spring water as the large public bath with family or someone special in a calm space without worrying about anyone around you.

Facility Information

Address
722 Otsu-cho, Kitaibaraki City, Ibaraki 319-1702
Business Hours
11:00〜00:00/05:30〜10:00

[Day-use bathing] 11:00–15:00 (last admission 14:30), 18:00–21:00 (last admission 20:30) *Restrictions may apply depending on conditions

Closed Days
Irregular Holidays
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
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