Ryokan Nanjoen旅館 南城苑 · りょかん なんじょうえん
Nanjoen opened in 1964 on a rise in the centre of Kurokawa Onsen and has 12 rooms, three with a private open-air bath. The open-air Hoshi-no-yu and semi-open-air Tsuki-no-yu alternate daily between men and women, and there are two private family baths; the spring is sodium sulphate-chloride. Meals are served in three dining rooms, and pickup from Kurokawa Onsen bus stop can be booked.
Key facts
These facts were checked against the ryokan's official website and other sources (listed at the bottom); they may have changed, so check with the ryokan before booking.
| Address | 〒869-2402 熊本県阿蘇郡南小国町満願寺6612-1Japanese Look up the address on Google Maps |
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| Phone | 0967-44-0553 |
| Official website | www.nanjoen.com · English · 繁體中文 · 한국어 |
| Type | Ryokan |
| Rooms | 12 rooms |
| Check-in / check-out | 14:00 / 10:00 |
| Baths | In-room open-air bath: Yes · Private bath: Yes Open-air bath "Hoshi-no-yu" and semi-open-air bath "Tsuki-no-yu" (men's and women's swapped daily); guests-only indoor baths "Akane-no-yu", 1 each for men and women; 2 private baths (Hana, Hikari); 3 guest rooms with open-air bath |
| Spring type | Sodium sulfate-chloride spring |
| Meals | Dining areas (3 locations: 2nd floor Mokuran, 3rd floor Suou, 4th floor Oribe) |
| Kurokawa onsen-hopping pass (nyuto tegata) | Participates |
| Day-use bathing | Available: open-air bath 8:30–21:00 (semi-open-air bath not available for day trips; inquire for private baths) |
| From Kurokawa Onsen bus stop | Pickup available to the Kurokawa Onsen bus stop (reservation required; contact arrival time by the day before); entrance is at the back of the association parking lot |
Entries marked "Japanese" are quoted in Japanese from the ryokan's official information.