Kanaguya
歴史の宿 金具屋36°44′ N 138°26′ ERyokan
Kanaguya is the tall wooden ryokan on Shibu's onsen street, known for its Saigetsuro building, and it suits travellers who want to sleep inside old architecture. The trade-off is the narrow lane, where cars face limits during the 2026 paving works.
Guests
2 guests
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- Meals
- Dinner and breakfast
- Best for
- Architecture lovers, couples
- Onsen
- Shared and private baths
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Kanaguya
Kanaguya calls itself a history inn and keeps eight source-fed baths running with kakenagashi water. Its wooden Saigetsuro wing faces the lane in the middle of the onsen village. Shibu Onsen has stone-paving works with vehicle limits from 29 June 2026 into early December 2026, so walk the last stretch if you arrive before the works end.
Highlights
- Eight baths run on flowing source water
- The wooden Saigetsuro wing faces the onsen street
The essentials
- Kind
- Ryokan
- Meals
- Dinner and breakfast
- Amenities
- Onsen, Private baths
- Best for
- architecture lovers, couples, onsen lovers
- Website
- Official site
- Ski-in ski-out
- No
- Baths
- Shared and private baths, fed by a hot spring
Quick answers about Kanaguyaよくある質問
Are meals included at Kanaguya?
Kanaguya: Dinner and breakfast.
What does Kanaguya have?
Kanaguya lists onsen, private baths.
Who is Kanaguya good for?
Kanaguya suits architecture lovers, couples, onsen lovers.
Is Kanaguya ski-in ski-out?
No. Kanaguya sits away from the lifts.
Does Kanaguya have an onsen?
Yes. Kanaguya has shared and private baths fed by a hot spring.
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