5-minute walk from Miyanoshita Station. Myojokan is a six-room inn tucked into the lanes near the historic Fujiya Hotel. Dinner stars fresh seafood from Sagami Bay; the spring is Miyanoshita's own — clear, soft, and gentle.
ABOUT
Miyanoshita's spring is a clear simple alkaline water — soft, mild, and kind to skin. Beyond the men's and women's public baths, there's a private family bath available to reserve.
Dinner centers on Sagami Bay seafood sourced directly from local fishermen. Six rooms means we can chase quality rather than quantity — every night's menu reflects the best the sea sent that morning.
FEATURES
Family-scale closeness over hotel-scale convenience.
Six rooms means genuine individual attention. Quiet stays, no crowds.
Fresh from local fishermen. The sea and mountains meet on the Miyanoshita table.
Clear, mild simple spring. Public baths and a private family bath — classic Hakone hospitality.
5-minute walk from Miyanoshita Station. Near the historic Fujiya Hotel, easy access to Hakone sights.
ROOMS
ROOMS
6 rooms
Six quiet tatami rooms. Men's and women's public baths, plus a reservable private family bath. Dinner built around Sagami Bay seafood.
FAMILY BATH
1 bath · reservable
One reservable private family bath in addition to the public baths. Miyanoshita's clear spring, all to yourselves.
ONSEN
Miyanoshita's spring is a clear, mild simple alkaline water beloved by all ages. Enjoy it in the men's or women's public bath, or reserve the private family bath.
A spacious men's bath with Miyanoshita's clear spring. Take your time.
A calm women's bath in the same clear spring. Let the soft water ease the day's fatigue.
Reservable at the front desk for families and couples. No extra charge.
DINING
Sagami Bay is one of Japan's richest fishing grounds. Myojokan works directly with local fishermen, building each dinner around whatever the bay sent that morning.
Mountain produce from Hakone's surroundings, seafood from Sagami. The geography of Miyanoshita shows on every plate.
AROUND
Miyanoshita is a mid-point station on the Hakone mountain railway — a base with the historic Fujiya Hotel nearby and easy access to both Gora and Yumoto.
Founded in 1878, a landmark of Meiji-era Japan. Even a peek at the lobby and gardens is worthwhile.
Hundreds of streams cascade over mossy rocks. Refreshing and photogenic.
Hakone's iconic open-air sculpture museum, and transfer point for the ropeway.
Hakone's gateway — souvenir shops, street food, and day-use hot spring facilities.
Golden in autumn, lush in spring and summer. A Hakone must-see.
Pirate ship cruise and Mt. Fuji panorama. The crown of a Hakone trip.
ACCESS
FAQ
Yes — six rooms means no crowds. You'll have genuine quiet throughout your stay.
Yes, Sagami Bay seafood is served year-round. The exact fish may vary with daily catch conditions.
Yes, with prior reservation. ¥1,000 per adult.
Yes, families are welcome. Please let us know about children's meal needs.
Fees apply from 7 days before your stay. Details at booking.
Six rooms, Sagami Bay seafood, and a clear mountain spring. Book via form or phone.