Overview

Fugaku Hanabusa gives you a classic Izu Nagaoka Onsen stay with Mount Fuji at the center of the experience. You stay beside the Kano River, with views of Mount Fuji from every room and a setting that feels deeply connected to the landscape of central Izu. This is a ryokan for slow mornings, warm baths, seasonal dining, and quiet time with one of Japan’s most beautiful views.

Your stay moves at an easy pace. Wake up to the sight of Mount Fuji, enjoy Japanese breakfast in a private dining room, soak in soft alkaline hot spring water, and return in the evening for kaiseki cuisine built around the flavors of Izu and Shizuoka.

Accommodation

You can choose from seven room types, including spacious rooms with open-air or semi-open-air baths and Japanese-style rooms with twin beds. Every room looks toward Mount Fuji and the Kano River, so the view becomes part of your stay from morning to night.

For a special stay, choose a room with a source-flowing open-air or semi-open-air bath. The Executive Semi-Open-Air Bath Room was renewed in February 2025 and gives you a private corner layout, four Simmons beds, and a source-flowing semi-open-air bath. The Moderate Semi-Open-Air Bath Room was renewed in March 2023 and places you on the top floor with a twin low-bed Japanese room, a source-flowing semi-open-air bath, and a separate shower room.

The Luxury Twin Open-Air Bath Rooms give you a private terrace and a bath with Mount Fuji views. One room offers 41㎡ plus a terrace, while another offers 33㎡ plus a terrace and includes added touches such as a BOSE Bluetooth speaker and BALMUDA lantern. The Deluxe Open-Air Bath Room is a 77㎡ Japanese-Western room with a 14-tatami mat area and low beds, making it a good choice when you want more space. The Superior Open-Air Bath Room is a 46㎡ room with low beds and a calm Japanese feel.

The Twin Bed Modern Japanese Room gives you 42–46㎡ of space with a simple Japanese atmosphere and twin beds. This room does not have a hot spring bath in the room, so you can enjoy the large public bath and the three free private open-air baths instead.

In-room features include free Wi-Fi, a 4K-compatible TV, green tea, mineral water, a refrigerator, hair dryer, safe, towels, yukata rental, skincare items, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and other bath amenities. All rooms are non-smoking, with a smoking room available inside the building.

Dining

Dining here focuses on “eating Izu,” with seasonal kaiseki cuisine served in private dining rooms. You can enjoy carefully prepared dishes using Shizuoka and Izu ingredients, including seafood, local vegetables, Amagi wasabi, Fujisan salmon, and Shizuoka Wagyu “Itadaki.”

The standard Izu Kaiseki includes signature dishes such as A5 Shizuoka Wagyu seared sushi and the ryokan’s original “Izu Mabushi,” a rice dish with Amagi wasabi. The popular A5 Wagyu Kaiseki brings you Shizuoka Wagyu “Itadaki” as steak and seared sushi, served with five house-made sauces, including Amagi wasabi and beef-fat red wine sauce.

For an even richer dinner, the Special Kaiseki adds spiny lobster and abalone alongside A5 Wagyu, fresh seafood from Suruga Bay, and Izu Mabushi. You can also add extra dishes such as steamed abalone, spiny lobster sashimi, or a handmade dessert plate for celebrations.

Breakfast gives you many small Japanese dishes, so you can enjoy a little of everything. Seasonal small bowls may include grated yam, spicy chicken soboro with Arima sansho, handmade rolled omelet, pickles, and carefully prepared root vegetables with bonito broth. Dinner and breakfast can be enjoyed in private dining rooms, giving you a quiet meal in your own space.

Drinks are also a highlight. You can pair your meal with wine selected by in-house sommeliers, Japanese sake tasting sets, craft beer from Baird Brewery Garden in Shuzenji, or Shizuoka cider and other soft drinks.

Onsen and Wellness

You can enjoy Izu Nagaoka Onsen in three free private open-air baths, the large public baths, and selected rooms with private open-air or semi-open-air baths. The water is an alkaline simple spring with a soft feel on the skin.

The three private open-air baths are called Saiten, Saiun, and Saitsuki. You do not need to reserve them, and you can use them for free whenever they are open and available. Bathing hours are 15:00 to 24:00 and 5:30 to 9:30.

The large public baths are separated by gender and also use alkaline simple spring water. The bath areas open from 15:00 to 24:00 and 5:30 to 9:30, so you can enjoy a soak after arrival, before bed, and again in the morning.

If you want the most private onsen experience, choose one of the rooms with a source-flowing open-air or semi-open-air bath. These rooms let you soak in your own space while looking out toward Mount Fuji, depending on the room type and weather.

Guests with Tattoos

If you have tattoos, the safest choice is a room with its own open-air or semi-open-air hot spring bath, or the free private open-air baths when available.

Facilities

Lobby and entrance: Step into an open lobby space and choose your preferred yukata at check-in.

Lounge: Relax with views of Mount Fuji, the Kano River, and the Hakone mountain range. You can enjoy fresh coffee here and browse local sightseeing brochures.

Observation deck and terrace: Take in Mount Fuji and the Izu Nagaoka scenery from a dedicated viewing space that also works well for photos.

Private dining rooms: Enjoy dinner and breakfast in private dining spaces. Official website bookings include a private dining room guarantee.

Shop: Browse original items and Izu Nagaoka souvenirs in the shop, open from 8:00 to 11:00 and 15:00 to 20:00.

Vending machines: Find local beer, soft drinks, Tanna milk, and coffee milk near the second-floor lounge.

Smoking room: The building is non-smoking, with a smoking room on the second floor near the lounge.

Free parking: You can use the free car park without a reservation, with space for 40 cars.

Activities

Your stay can be as simple as soaking, dining, and watching Mount Fuji change with the light. Walk along the Kano River, spend time on the terrace, enjoy the private open-air baths, or start the morning slowly with breakfast in a private room.

You can also explore nearby Izu and Shizuoka sights. Popular options include Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace, Izu Panorama Park, Shuzenji Temple, Joren Falls, Kawazu Seven Waterfalls, Mishima Skywalk, Izu Mito Sea Paradise, Numazu Port, and Gotemba Premium Outlets.

For a view-focused outing, Izu Panorama Park is a strong choice, with a ropeway leading to a highland park where you can see Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay. For history, you can visit Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace, a World Heritage site, or nearby temples linked to the early Kamakura period.

Additional Features

Fugaku Hanabusa works well if you want a traditional Izu ryokan with Mount Fuji views, private dining, and flexible bathing options. You can choose a room with your own hot spring bath, use the three free private open-air baths, or enjoy the large public bath during your stay.

Check-in is from 15:00, with final check-in by 19:00. Check-out is at 11:00. The ryokan does not offer day-use bathing, and pets cannot stay.