Overview
Surround yourself with the natural beauty and rich traditions of Kumamoto at Tsukasa Royal Hotel. Located in Tamana City, this ryokan-style hotel offers you a peaceful escape near the gentle mountain ridges and flowing rivers that define this region.
This is where you can experience Kumamoto’s soul—through its cuisine, festivals, and hospitality rooted in higo mokkosu, the passionate spirit of justice and resilience. Let your senses guide you through a journey of taste, touch, and tranquility as you relax in natural hot springs, take in views of Mt. Kinpo, and savor ingredients sourced from Aso’s farmland and the Ariake Sea.
Accommodation
Enjoy the comfort and space of Japanese and Western-style rooms designed to showcase local craftsmanship and seasonal views.
Luxury Junior Suite
This spacious Western-style suite includes a Japanese corner finished with Ryukyu tatami. From the large windows, you can admire Mt. Kinpo and Mt. Unzen. The room also includes thoughtful touches like a jewelry case, potpourri made from Aso lava, and a full skincare set.
Luxury Deluxe Twin
Designed with traditional Okawa Kumiko woodworking, this room brings Kumamoto’s craftsmanship into a serene space. Decorative shelves display handmade pieces that reflect the region’s heritage.
Japanese-Style Room (12.5 tatami mats)
Embrace the calm of a traditional tatami room. Stretch out and relax in a peaceful space surrounded by clean design and soft textures.
Japanese-Style Twin (18 tatami mats)
This expansive room features a Japanese living area with tatami mats and a separate bedroom. Ideal for longer stays or group travel, it provides the comfort of home in a traditional setting.
Standard Twin
Compact and functional, this room is a perfect choice for business trips, couples, or short getaways. You’ll find everything you need for a restful night.
Superior Twin
Slightly larger than the Standard Twin, this room adds space to unwind and includes a sofa bed for flexible sleeping arrangements.
Every room includes Wi-Fi, a safe, humidifier, air purifier, refrigerator, kettle, tea set, and Japanese bathrobes. Amenities include face and bath towels, toothbrush, razor, cotton set, hairbrush, and a drawstring bag for the onsen.
Dining
At Tsukasa Royal Hotel, every meal reflects the bounty of Kumamoto’s land and sea. Enjoy expertly prepared dishes made with local ingredients, served in a tranquil setting inspired by the natural balance of fire and water.
Restaurant Shiki-tei
Overlook a landscaped garden while you savor carefully arranged meals that highlight seasonal ingredients. The restaurant’s design mirrors Kumamoto’s elemental duality: the bold energy of fire and the purity of water. The chefs draw inspiration from regional traditions, offering Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes throughout the week.
Head chefs bring a wealth of experience and awards to the table—from classical French artistry to Chinese flavors perfected over years of practice. You can enjoy lunch, dinner, or a full-course kaiseki experience with multiple seasonal dishes.
Kaiseki Cuisine
Each kaiseki course begins with a seasonal aperitif and continues with beautifully arranged plates featuring seafood from the Ariake Sea and vegetables from Aso. The menu changes throughout the year to reflect what’s freshest, giving you a unique culinary story with each visit.
Breakfast
Start your morning with a generous buffet featuring about 40 dishes from Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisines. Fresh, locally sourced options help you begin your day feeling nourished and refreshed.
Onsen and Wellness
Relax in waters flowing directly from Ryuganji Onsen, known for their smooth texture and beautifying properties. These baths use no added water, no recycling system, and maintain a constant stream of fresh spring water.
Kasa-no-Yu (Japanese Umbrella Bath)
This bath area honors Kumamoto’s volcanic energy—the “Land of Fire.” Vividly lit umbrellas create a striking scene, turning your bath into a visual experience of warmth and power.
Takeakari-no-Yu (Bamboo Lantern Bath)
Representing Kumamoto’s abundant water, this space uses bamboo lanterns to cast soft light across the water. The atmosphere is calm and gentle, letting you soak away tension in a space full of quiet beauty.
Spring Details
Spring Source: Ryuganji Onsen
Spring Type: Slightly alkaline hypotonic hot spring
Temperature: Approx. 39.7°C
Water Flow: 100% free-flowing, no added water or salts
Benefits: Eases neuralgia, muscle pain, joint stiffness, fatigue, digestive issues, and supports recovery
Precautions: Avoid use during high fever, serious illness, pregnancy (early or late term), or major health conditions
Guests with Tattoos
The hotel’s policy on tattoos is not specified. If you have body art and wish to use the hot spring, consider contacting the front desk ahead of your stay to confirm whether private use options are available.
Facilities
Explore spaces throughout the hotel that connect you to Kumamoto’s culture and seasonal beauty.
Japanese Garden: Enjoy the balance of fire and water in a garden that reflects Kumamoto’s natural energy. It’s the perfect place for a quiet walk after a meal or a moment of reflection during your stay.
In-Room Amenities: All rooms are equipped with TV, bath items, and a range of comfort-focused supplies, including skin care sets in higher-tier rooms.
Event Spaces: While not detailed here, the hotel often hosts seasonal events and special promotions. Ask the staff for upcoming opportunities.
Activities
Take time to explore Tamana City and beyond. From historical temples and lush forests to modern theme parks, Kumamoto offers many attractions within a short drive or train ride.
Inside the hotel, take part in seasonal dining experiences or simply enjoy the quiet of your room with a view of Mt. Kinpo. During certain times of year, the hotel decorates the onsen with festival themes—adding extra atmosphere to your bath.
Additional Features
- Check-in and check-out times vary by plan—be sure to confirm your schedule when booking
- All rooms are non-smoking
- Free Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel
- Staff may speak limited English—consider using simple phrases or translation apps if needed



















