Prefectures
Japan's 47 prefectures each offer a distinct landscape, cuisine, and onsen culture. Explore the regions where our selected ryokans reside.
Explore by Prefecture
Shizuoka
146 selected ryokans
Nagano
130 selected ryokans
Oita
111 selected ryokans
Kumamoto
83 selected ryokans
Gunma
74 selected ryokans
Niigata
70 selected ryokans
Kyoto
68 selected ryokans
Hyogo
64 selected ryokans
Yamagata
61 selected ryokans
Kanagawa
60 selected ryokans
Gifu
58 selected ryokans
Tochigi
49 selected ryokans
Fukushima
48 selected ryokans
Ishikawa
42 selected ryokans
Hokkaido
38 selected ryokans
Mie
38 selected ryokans
Shimane
35 selected ryokans
Saga
33 selected ryokans
Miyagi
29 selected ryokans
Fukui
27 selected ryokans
Kagoshima
27 selected ryokans
Tottori
27 selected ryokans
Yamaguchi
25 selected ryokans
Yamanashi
25 selected ryokans
Aichi
24 selected ryokans
Nara
23 selected ryokans
Iwate
22 selected ryokans
Chiba
20 selected ryokans
Toyama
20 selected ryokans
Nagasaki
18 selected ryokans
Wakayama
17 selected ryokans
Hiroshima
16 selected ryokans
Okayama
16 selected ryokans
Fukuoka
14 selected ryokans
Shiga
14 selected ryokans
Ehime
13 selected ryokans
Miyazaki
13 selected ryokans
Akita
12 selected ryokans
Ibaraki
12 selected ryokans
Aomori
11 selected ryokans
Saitama
10 selected ryokans
Tokushima
9 selected ryokans
Kagawa
6 selected ryokans
Kochi
5 selected ryokans
Osaka
5 selected ryokans
Tokyo
1 selected ryokan
Okinawa
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