Mukaitaki continues to offer its guests the timeless experience of a traditional Japanese ryokan.
Stepping through the entrance of Mukaitaki feels like stepping back in time to an era when life moved at a gentler pace. Our historic wooden buildings are registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Japan, and our traditional Japanese garden is registered as a Place of Scenic Beauty. Here, we strive every day to preserve and care for this precious heritage while sharing the beauty of Japanese culture and traditions with our guests. Each season brings its own special beauty, from the fresh greenery of spring to the colorful leaves of autumn and the magical sight of candles glowing in our snowy garden on winter nights. Nothing makes us happier than seeing our guests leave with smiles and wonderful memories of their stay at Mukaitaki.
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We are proud to keep Japanese tradition and culture alive.
In 1996, the Japanese government officially recognized Mukaitaki's architecture and construction, as well as national historic and cultural significance. |
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Enjoy the special seasonal Wasyoku of Aizu.
We use only the best and freshest natural ingredients in our cooking, and we make every effort to promote the natural flavors of the main dishes without adding any chemicals or excess seasoning. We want our guests to know the true flavor of the seasons. |
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The Kitsune hotspring was originally used in feudal Japan by the lord
of the Aizu area.
These three hot springs are privately owned by Mukaitaki, so the water temperature is maintained using 100% natural methods. No chemicals are added to enhance the natural chemistry of hot spring salts. Please relax in the natural hot spring flowing directly from the source. Your body will be thoroughly warmed up and your skin will feel pleasantly tingly for hours afterwards. The natural hot spring water is changed and polished every day, so you can enjoy a very hygienic and fresh hot spring. |
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| This link will take you to the reservation webpage offering the best value for the money for international guests at our hotel. |
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Japan National Tourism Organization
| With its rich history, traditional Japanese atmosphere, delicious cuisine, and tranquil surroundings, Mukaitaki is well worth staying at when visiting the Aizu region. |
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Japan is home to many remarkable destinations that remain unknown to most travelers. In this video series, we explore these hidden gems off the beaten path.
Geigi at Aizu-Higashiyama
Filmed with the kind cooperation of Mukaitaki, Higashiyama Onsen, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan.
For more information, please see the links below.
https://www.mukaitaki.jp/
Please see the links below for more information.
Aizu-Wakamatsu：https://www.japan.travel/en/destinations/tohoku/fukushima/aizuwakamatsu-and-oze/ Tsurugajo Castle: https://www.japan.travel/en/spot/1757/ Aizu Samurai Mansion: https://www.japan.travel/en/spot/409/ Higashiyama Onsen: https://www.japan.travel/en/spot/1761/ |
Watch the video below to learn more about the traditional geigi culture of Aizu-Higashiyama. |
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| Cultural norms and customs differ from country to country, and what may seem natural to Japanese people may be unfamiliar to visitors from abroad. To help international visitors better understand Japanese manners, culture, and customs, we have created an educational video that can be freely shown and shared throughout the local community. We hope this video helps visitors enjoy a more comfortable and rewarding experience in Japan. |
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