Araiso Onsen Araiso Kan

Arayama-kan, a hot spring inn in Araiiso, boasts a scenic open-air bath with a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan. Soak in the hot water while surrounded by the blue sea and sky, and feel both your mind and body relax. The kaiseki cuisine made with fresh local seafood is also highly recommended. Why not spend a luxurious time at Arayama-kan hot spring inn when traveling to Masuda city?

Araiso Kan, a hot spring inn, is a tourist spot facing the Sea of Japan. You can enjoy fishing and boating while interacting with nature. In addition, the kaiseki cuisine centered on seafood is exquisite! From your room, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan right in front of you, and a seafood barbecue while watching the sunset is also the best. Why not spend a luxurious time at Araiso Kan hot spring inn?

Arayama-kan, a hot spring inn, offers a large bath and open-air bath where you can soak while enjoying a view of the sea. The hot springs have benefits for beautiful skin and fatigue recovery. You can also enjoy fresh local seafood, making for a luxurious time that satisfies all five senses. Why not heal your mind and body at Arayama-kan hot springs when traveling to Masuda City?

Arayama-kan, a hot spring inn, is a tourist spot that boasts local fresh seafood. The "Sakura's Chef's Choice Seafood Kaiseki Meal," which is served in-room, is a luxurious meal with a generous amount of food that fills the table. You can also enjoy your meal while watching the sunset on the wooden deck. It's recommended for those who want to enjoy delicious seafood in Masuda City. Why not spend a luxurious time at Arayama-kan hot spring inn?

Arayama-kan, a hot spring inn located in a quiet place overlooking the Sea of Japan, allows you to refresh your mind and body surrounded by nature. The view from the open-air bath and the dishes made with fresh local ingredients are exquisite, providing a luxurious time that satisfies all five senses. When traveling to Masuda City, be sure to fully enjoy the blessings of nature at Arayama-kan hot spring inn.