一木一草
熊本県山鹿市平山陳ノ内4995-1
This hot-spring lodging includes eight individually themed detached guest rooms, each with a bath. Semi-open and cave baths are in addition to the guest-room baths, and dinner is a seasonally changing kaiseki meal incorporating Kumamoto local dishes.
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English text is a translation of the Japanese public permit data. It does not indicate that the property has English-speaking staff or an English booking service. Check the property’s official website for current plans and booking options.
Key facts
Guest-room count and in-room baths
Eight detached guest rooms with individual themes are available, each with a bath
Hot-spring bathing facilities
All baths are source-flowing, with semi-open and cave baths in addition to the guest-room baths
Dinner
A seasonally changing kaiseki meal incorporating Kumamoto local dishes is available
Meal start times
Dinner is to start at 18:00 or 18:30, and breakfast at 8:00 or 8:30
Walk from the bus stop
Hirayama Onsen Kanko Kyokai-mae bus stop is about a 15-minute walk away.
Rooms
Guest-room count and in-room baths
Eight individually themed detached guest rooms, each with a bath, are available.
At the property
Hot-spring bathing facilities
Semi-open and cave baths are in addition to the guest-room baths.
Dinner
A seasonally changing kaiseki meal incorporating Kumamoto local dishes is available
About a 15-minute walk from Hirayama Onsen Kanko Kyokai-mae bus stop
Arrival
Arriving on foot from the bus stop
About a 15-minute walk from Hirayama Onsen Kanko Kyokai-mae bus stop
Before your stay
When checking meal times
Dinner is to start at 18:00 or 18:30, and breakfast at 8:00 or 8:30.
Source
Based on Kumamoto Prefecture, “Ryokan Business Act permit facilities” (2026-05-31); modified and translated. CC-BY-4.0.
2026-05-31