Ureshino Oyado Kujyaku: The entrance and black name sign against the warm ochre facade.
Source: Rakuten TravelUreshino Oyado Kujyaku: A modern bedroom opening toward a private timber terrace.
Source: IkyuUreshino Oyado Kujyaku: A colorful Japanese dinner arranged inside timber boxes.
Source: IkyuUreshino Oyado Kujyaku
Ko 310-3 Iwayagawachi, Ureshino-machi, Ureshino, Saga 843-0304, Japan
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Ureshino Oyado Kujyaku is the property's official English presentation of 紅舎宮（くじゃく）. The current owner publishes nine guestrooms at Ko 310-3 Iwayagawachi in Ureshino, with the same telephone number across its Japanese and English information.
Every guestroom is described with a semi open air natural hot spring bath. Two additional private baths and communal indoor bathing provide further choices, while exact access and any reservation requirement should be checked for the selected stay.
Room formats include accommodation with private baths and rooms with open air bathing. The small inventory and bath focused design make room selection especially important, since layout, sleeping arrangement, and bathing space differ between categories.
Seasonal kaiseki is the documented dining format. Saga beef and Ureshino onsen tofu appear among the regional offerings, although dishes can vary with season and plan. Guests should compare the meal description and room details together before choosing dates.