Nagahikawa: An Irori Kaiseki Inn in the Hidden Retreat of Miyazaki with an open-air stone bath beneath a timber shelter.
Nagahikawa: An Irori Kaiseki Inn in the Hidden Retreat of Miyazaki with a modest entrance surrounded by trees and shrubs.
Nagahikawa: An Irori Kaiseki Inn in the Hidden Retreat of Miyazaki with a dining room with broad garden-facing windows.
Nagahikawa: An Irori Kaiseki Inn in the Hidden Retreat of Miyazaki
11297 Otsu, Tanocho, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Nagahikawa is an eight-room Miyazaki inn with verified western-room accommodation and traditional and contemporary Japanese styling. A particular view is not established, so the exact outlook and bathroom arrangement should be checked for the selected category.
Kaiseki and seasonal cuisine are separately source-backed. Natural onsen, spring composition and private bathing are not established by the bound profile or usable supplier water fields, so they remain unclaimed.
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and checkout is at 10:00 a.m. No latest-arrival cutoff is asserted because the frozen supplier times conflict. Cached guidance places the inn about four minutes by car from Tano Station and seven minutes from Tano interchange.
Compare the exact western room, irori kaiseki plan, meals and cancellation terms before payment. The supplier snapshot lists children as permitted and several major cards. Confirm transport, accessibility, dietary needs, bathing facilities and any late-arrival procedure directly for the travel dates.