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Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan: a story dating to 705, and you in the hot spring?

Here, water runs through the story. A mountain address for a different relationship with time.

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Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan building in Hayakawa
Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan building in Hayakawa

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Hotels
Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan
Destinations
Hayakawa, Yamanashi, Japan
The intriguing detail
Baths supplied by the Nishiyama hot springs
Our perspective
Researched selection, not visited

THE PLACE

A long history, a stay to plan.

In Hayakawa, Yamanashi Prefecture, Keiunkan traces its hot-spring history to 705. This date concerns the establishment’s origins; it does not mean the current building dates from the eighth century.

The website presents several spring-fed baths, including outdoor and private facilities. Water and a mountain setting shape the stay.

WHY THIS ADDRESS

Why consider this address?

This address interests us for a journey that slows down around one place. Plan the arrival and bathing arrangements instead of choosing solely for a historical record.

CHOOSING YOUR STAY

Start with these details.

  1. Plan the connection

    Ask for current Minobu shuttle times and reservation requirements before buying train tickets.

  2. Clarify the bathing experience

    Confirm bathing rules, private-bath availability and any particular requirements directly with the property.

PLAN YOUR STAY

Practical details, with sources.

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Where to go
Nishiyama Onsen, Hayakawa, Yamanashi Prefecture. The property states that Mount Fuji cannot be seen from its facilities. Official source
Private baths
The official bath page lists two private outdoor baths, reserved through reception after arrival. Official source

Before you book

Does the Keiunkan building date to 705?

The website traces the inn’s history to 705. Our feature does not describe the current building as an eighth-century construction.

Can you see Mount Fuji from Keiunkan?

No. The official website states that Mount Fuji is not visible from the property.

How we chose this place.

Official sources below. Practical details updated on 10 November 2026. Researched selection, not visited. Confirm conditions for your dates.

This credited photograph depicts the property; it does not guarantee the appearance or view of your room.

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