Yasuragi no Yado Matsuya with the traditional entrance surrounded by a quiet gravel garden.
Yasuragi no Yado Matsuya with a welcoming reception counter decorated with flowers and artwork.
Yasuragi no Yado Matsuya with a Japanese dinner arranged across patterned ceramic dishes.
Yasuragi no Yado Matsuya
3033-1 Nishizato, Oguni-cho, Aso-gun, Kumamoto Prefecture
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Yasuragi no Yado Matsuya is an Oguni property with a verified mountain view. Frozen suppliers disagree on the room total, reporting ten and seven. Tatami, mixed Japanese-western and western rooms are source-backed in traditional and mixed styling.
Natural indoor and open-air onsen are verified, and private bathing can be selected or reserved. The suppliers support a simple sulfur spring. Kaiseki and seasonal cuisine remain unverified, so the meal format should not be assumed.
Check-in begins at 4:00 p.m. and checkout is at 10:00 a.m. The suppliers agree on a 9:00 p.m. latest arrival. Cached guidance places the property roughly thirty minutes by car from Bungomori Station.
Compare the exact room, mountain outlook, private bath, meals and cancellation terms before payment. The supplier snapshot lists children as permitted, while payment methods remain null because no usable card list is provided. Confirm transport, accessibility, dietary needs and bath reservation procedures.