That’s Actually Bad Manners in Japan!

Even in Japan’s hot springs, it’s important to follow certain bathing etiquette. However, if you stay at a ryokan with a private onsen in your room, there’s no need to worry about those rules.
The following ryokan all feature private hot spring baths, allowing you to relax freely and enjoy a truly luxurious experience at your own pace.

Mt. Fuji View × Private Open-Air Bath

Rakuyu (Kawaguchiko, Yamanashi)

• Stunning location overlooking Lake Kawaguchi
• Some rooms feature private open-air hot spring baths with views of Mt. Fuji
• Easy access from Tokyo

👉 Why it’s great for international travelers
This is the ultimate “Japan experience” — enjoying a hot spring while looking at Mt. Fuji. Perfect for first-time visitors who want something truly unforgettable.

Luxury Stay × Fully Private Onsen

ATAMI SEKAIE (Atami, Shizuoka)

• All rooms come with ocean-view hot spring baths
• Modern and stylish design, easy for foreigners to feel comfortable
• High-end ryokan with good English support

👉 Why it’s great for international travelers
Ideal for those who feel shy about public baths. Everything is private, making it perfect for couples or honeymoon trips.

Traditional Ryokan × Historic Hot Spring Town

Yunoshimakan (Gero Onsen, Gifu)

• Classic Japanese ryokan with a nostalgic atmosphere
• Some rooms include private hot spring baths, plus reservable private baths
• Located in Gero Onsen, one of Japan’s top three hot spring areas

👉 Why it’s great for international travelers
Perfect for those who want a full cultural experience. From the architecture to the meals and hot springs, everything feels authentically Japanese.