Tucked away in the forests of Kaga Onsen, Beniya Mukayu is a peaceful retreat rooted in Japanese traditions and Zen philosophy. Each minimalist suite is designed to harmonise with nature, featuring tatami floors, futon bedding, and private open-air onsens overlooking the lush gardens. The ryokan emphasises mindfulness and tranquillity, with a traditional tea ceremony, yoga sessions, and spa treatments using local ingredients, including the renowned hot spring waters. Dining is a refined experience, showcasing seasonal kaiseki cuisine that highlights fresh, local ingredients, such as mountain vegetables, seafood, and handmade soba noodles. With its thoughtful design and immersive wellness offerings, Beniya Mukayu provides an escape that embodies the spirit of Japanese hospitality and the beauty of nature.
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