Yumoto Sakakibara-kan with an illuminated multistory facade behind a traditional entrance pavilion.
Yumoto Sakakibara-kan with a steaming open-air bath beneath a starry sky.
Yumoto Sakakibara-kan with thin beef slices held above a simmering hot pot.
Yumoto Sakakibara-kan
5970 Sakakibara-cho, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture
¥¥¥¥ · Traditional Ryokan
Yumoto Sakakibara-kan is a thirty-eight-room property in Tsu with an exact official-property identity capture. The bound profile does not establish individual room types, views or architectural style, so the selected room, bedding and outlook should be checked rather than inferred from the inn as a whole.
Natural, free-flowing indoor onsen and private bathing are verified, and a private bath can be selected or reserved. Kaiseki is also source-backed. A frozen supplier snapshot describes simple alkaline spring water, while seasonal menus, dietary accommodations and the precise bath assigned to each plan remain unverified.
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and checkout is at 10:00 a.m. Cached access guidance describes advance-reservation pickup from Kintetsu Sakakibara-Onsenguchi Station at four afternoon times, plus an approximately twenty-minute drive from Hisai IC. The supplier snapshot lists children as permitted.
Compare the exact room, private-bath timing, meal plan and cancellation terms before payment. Confirm shuttle eligibility, current schedules, accessibility, dietary needs, child pricing and whether the selected bath is shared, reserved or attached to the room directly with the property.