JAPAN / WINTER STAYS

Onsen Sanso Daikon no Hana

Return to a cottage, with the forest and hot springs around you.

Detached accommodation in the forest at Daikon no Hana.
Detached accommodation in the forest at Daikon no Hana.
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01 / TRAVEL NOTES

A stay at Onsen Sanso Daikon no Hana

Detached accommodation is scattered through natural woodland at Togatta Onsen. The inn combines its own hot-spring source with meals using local ingredients and produce from its garden. It suits a trip that leaves time to rest at the inn as well as time in the mountains. Guests must be of junior-high-school age or older; check the age policy first when planning a family stay.

02 / TRAVEL NOTES

Availability and official information

Use the property’s official information to confirm availability, room category, meals and cancellation terms for your dates. Some linked pages are in Japanese.

03 / TRAVEL NOTES

Choose where to ski

Winter slopes at Miyagi Zao Sumikawa.
Winter slopes at Miyagi Zao Sumikawa.
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01 / RESORT

Miyagi Zao Sumikawa

Ski the Miyagi side of Zao or take a snowcat to see winter trees, with Togatta Onsen as a place to stay.

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Facts checked: 3 October 2026 · Check current opening, rates and transport with the operator before booking.

Sources

www.daikon-no-hana.com · 3 October 2026