Meet Japanese Hospitality at Akizuki Onsen Seiryuan, the “Little Kyoto” One Hour from Fukuoka

From Fukuoka Airport, it takes about 30 to 35 minutes to reach Amagi IC via the Kyushu Expressway and Oita Expressway.
After exiting at Amagi IC, you will arrive in about 15 to 20 minutes via National Route 322.

From Fukuoka Airport, it takes about 1 hour and 35 minutes to reach Amagi Station on the Nishitetsu Amagi Line.
From Amagi Station, take the Amagi Kanko Bus bound for Akizuki for about 15 to 20 minutes, get off at the Akizuki bus stop, and walk about 5 to 10 minutes.

The scenery is appealing not only in the autumn foliage season, but also as it changes its expression across spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
As you stroll around the grounds at an easy pace, you can feel the subtle shifts of nature up close.
From the large windows of the large hall, you can look out over the well-maintained garden and enjoy seasonal landscapes even while indoors.

The chef, who trained overseas and returned to Japan, creates dishes in a creative style that makes the most of local vegetables and ingredients.
Because the cuisine is based on Japanese dashi and umami, the flavors feel approachable and are enjoyable with chopsticks as well.
Each carefully crafted dish that highlights the ingredients’ natural quality enriches your dining time.

The spacious guest rooms each unfold with a different theme.
Every room is equipped with its own hot spring bath, allowing you to relax without worrying about others.
Some rooms let you enjoy multiple bathing styles at once, such as a cypress bath, a rock bath, and a reclining bath, making your time at the inn itself a special experience.

This guest room features rich hot spring facilities, including a cypress bath, a reclining bath you can enjoy while lying down, and a stone sauna.
During your stay, you can enjoy a wide range of bathing experiences without ever leaving the room.
It is recommended for those who want to spend unhurried time in a spacious, two-room Japanese-style layout.

With its own entrance, this guest room is designed to emphasize privacy.
Located along the stream, you can enjoy the sound of flowing water from inside the room.
The indoor bath uses jade, allowing you to enjoy natural hot spring water in quiet comfort.
It is well suited for those seeking a calm and settled stay.

This guest room type retains an old-fashioned Japanese design and a strong sense of atmosphere.
Facing both the stream and the garden, it offers lush, green scenery.
With an indoor bath, it is convenient and popular with women’s groups and international guests.
It is ideal for those who value the feel of a traditional Japanese inn.

This open, airy guest room comes with a large private semi-open-air bath.
It is composed of Japanese-style rooms of 12 tatami mats (roughly 20 square meters) and 8 tatami mats.
It can accommodate stays by families and groups as well.
It is appealing because you can spend time together and still relax fully in the hot spring bath.

This calm Japanese-style guest room features maple motifs throughout.
If you sit on the veranda and take in the scenery, surrounding sounds fade away and a gentle pace of time sets in.
With a comfortably sized space, it is ideal for a trip where two people want to spend quiet time together.
It is a room where you can truly relax while valuing conversation and lingering moments.

This guest room, equipped with an indoor bath, is popular with those who want to cherish a calm, unhurried stay.
In a quiet environment, you can take your time and stay at your own pace.
It offers the comfort of a Japanese-style room and a bath that you can use without hesitation.
It is also chosen for trips with women traveling together.