Cable no Yado Kanouya with this scene, where its private open-air bath looks across forested mountains at dusk.
Cable no Yado Kanouya with this scene, where the property’s small white cable car climbs through red autumn foliage.
Cable no Yado Kanouya with this scene, where three stone-lined open-air baths sit on a forest-facing timber terrace.
Cable no Yado Kanouya
591 Ikaho, Ikaho-machi, Shibukawa, Gunma Prefecture
¥¥¥¥ · Traditional Ryokan
Cable no Yado Kanouya is a 31-room Ikaho retreat reached by a dedicated cable car through the wooded slope. That unusual arrival, together with verified mountain and valley views, gives the property a stronger sense of separation than its access from Ikaho town might suggest. The official profile confirms natural onsen, indoor and open-air bathing, private baths and selected in-room hot springs.
Tatami, Western and mixed Japanese-Western rooms are available, including categories with open-air baths. Seasonal kaiseki is verified, but vegetarian and vegan handling are not. Because room layouts and bath access vary, choose by the named category and confirm whether a private bath is attached to the room or reserved separately.
Children are accepted in the frozen supplier snapshot, with plan-specific occupancy, bedding and meal rules. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is at 10:00. The property is about 30 minutes from Shibukawa-Ikaho IC, and a pickup within Ikaho town is listed during afternoon hours. Verify cable-car operation, pickup timing, room outlook and dinner inclusion before travel.