Overview

Step into the timeless atmosphere of Mansuirou, a ryokan located in the heart of Misasa Onsen. This historic hot spring village in Tottori Prefecture has offered healing waters for over 850 years. The natural hot springs here contain some of the highest radon levels in the world, attracting people seeking rest and renewal. At Mansuirou, you’ll experience traditional Japanese hospitality, with attentive service, refined cuisine, and natural hot springs that relax your body and mind.

The ryokan sits just steps from Misasa’s quaint streets and sacred sites, including the ancient pilgrimage route to Mt. Mitoku. Whether you’re soaking in a cypress bath, savoring seasonal crab, or strolling through town in a yukata, your stay at Mansuirou will immerse you in the rich culture and healing atmosphere of this hot spring village.

Accommodation

Mansuirou offers several room types, each designed to let you unwind in comfort. All rooms include private bathrooms, toilets, flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, and traditional amenities like a yukata and Japanese tea set. Wi-Fi is free in all rooms.

MIYABI Suite with Semi Open-Air Bath

This suite blends traditional style with a spacious layout. Enjoy a large Japanese-style room, a living space with twin beds, and a semi open-air bath. With space for up to six people, it’s ideal for couples or small groups who want something special.

Deluxe Japanese-Style Room

A great choice for families or friends, this two-room suite features tatami flooring and sliding doors. It accommodates up to seven people, making it both spacious and relaxing.

Japanese & Western-Style Room

Located on higher floors, this corner suite gives you sweeping views of Misasa town. Inside, you’ll find a large Japanese-style room, a Western-style living room with twin beds, and space for up to seven people.

Japanese-Style Room

This traditional tatami room provides everything you need for a peaceful stay. It’s a comfortable and affordable option, especially for longer visits, with room for up to five people.

Every room includes bath amenities, an electric kettle, safety deposit box, hairdryer, and futon sets (for Japanese-style rooms).

Dining

Your stay at Mansuirou includes meals that celebrate the flavors of the San’in region. Each dish is carefully prepared by skilled chefs using local, seasonal ingredients.

Kaiseki Course

Available year-round, this multi-course dinner offers a balanced journey through the flavors of each season. You’ll enjoy beautifully presented dishes, each served in a private dining space so you can relax and savor every bite.

Matsuba Crab Kaiseki (Winter Only)

From November to March, the prized Matsuba crab takes center stage. Known as the “king of winter flavors,” this snow-white crab melts in your mouth with a subtle sweetness. Every dish highlights the natural taste of the crab, making it a must-try during the colder months.

Local Specialties

• Seafood Stone-Grilled Dish: Spear squid, shrimp, abalone, and Wagyu beef are grilled over hot stones, with a special dashi broth that enhances their flavors.
• Korayaki: Grilled crab in the shell, just like local fishermen enjoy it. Pair it with “crab kora wine” for an unforgettable combination.
• Matsuba Crab Sashimi: Prepared delicately to resemble a blooming flower, this sashimi captures the clean, fresh flavor of crab caught in the Sea of Japan.
• Cream Soup with Mosa Shrimps and Crab: A rich, creamy soup made with rare, locally sourced Mosa shrimp, known for their intense flavor. (Additional charge applies.)

Onsen and Wellness

Mansuirou’s baths draw directly from Misasa’s famous hot spring source, known for its high radon content. These natural waters are said to help with everything from joint pain to high blood pressure. Inhale the rising steam and feel its calming effect with every breath.

Large Public Bath

Soak in a spacious indoor bath while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of radium-rich water. The minerals and heat work together to ease tension and fatigue.

Private Cypress Bath – “Shinjyu-no-yu”

This semi-enclosed bath offers a more concentrated inhalation effect thanks to its design. You can enjoy uninterrupted time with your partner or family in this peaceful space, surrounded by the scent of cypress and the quiet sound of flowing water.

Guests with Tattoos

If you have tattoos, you can still enjoy the baths in privacy by reserving the private cypress bath. This option allows everyone to experience Misasa’s healing waters comfortably.

Facilities

Tea Lounge Start your stay with a cup of green tea in a bright lounge filled with natural light. It’s a peaceful spot open from morning to late evening.

Live-Grill Dining Kitchen Watch the chef prepare your meal over Binchotan charcoal in this vibrant, open kitchen. Dishes like Wagyu beef, Matsuba crab, and seasonal seafood are grilled right before your eyes.

Private Dining Rooms Designed by renowned architect Katsu Yamamoto, these private dining rooms reflect traditional Japanese design and offer a quiet, intimate setting for meals.

Night Lounge Unwind with a drink in the cozy night lounge, open late into the evening.

Karaoke Room Sing your heart out in the karaoke room, open nightly.

Gift Shop Browse local souvenirs, snacks, and small items that showcase the region’s charm.

Activities

Explore the local area on foot and discover Misasa’s hot spring culture. Walk through old streets lined with traditional buildings, visit the Misasa Onsen footbaths, or make your way to Mt. Mitoku—a sacred mountain with ancient temples and hiking trails.

Mt. Mitoku is known as “the mountain where gods and Buddhas dwell.” Long ago, pilgrims purified themselves in the Misasa hot springs before climbing the mountain. Today, you can follow in their footsteps and discover the powerful energy of this spiritual destination.

Additional Features

• Check-in from 15:00 / Check-out until 10:00
• 44 rooms available
• Free parking for up to 70 vehicles
• Non-smoking areas include the lobby, dining areas, and other shared spaces
• Free Wi-Fi throughout the ryokan
• Smoking permitted only in designated areas