Surrounded by plentiful greenery and nature, the mountain village area provides a scenery of Japan that seems untouched by modern society. Take a stroll through the mountains overflowing with green, listen to the chirping of the birds, and feel the gentle breeze on a relaxing retreat. Designed by the same person who built Tokyo Station, this traditional Japanese building is a nationally-registered cultural property. You can have an authentic Japanese inn experience here. Rental bikes are also available, which you can take to see the surrounding area.

Take the Nankai Railway Koya Express Line from Namba for 38 minutes, and get off at Amami Station for a 1 min walk! A mere 40 minutes from Osaka and you can take in the sights of Japan's countryside.

On site is a 2.5 acre (10,000 m²) Japanese garden with a pond. The red bridge that stands above the pond is a popular spot for guests to take pictures. There are cherry blossoms in the spring, new greenery in early summer, and autumn leaves in the fall; you can enjoy the scenery of Japan's 4 seasons in this garden. Put on a yukata and take a walk around the garden to make the most of your Japanese hot spring trip!

Get refreshed in a large natural radium hot spring discovered in the 1300's. Afterwards, change into a yukata and relax in your room. Experience hot springs, beloved by Japanese people.

Experience Japanese culture like calligraphy, flower arrangement, and tea ceremonies in a tatami room of a traditional inn. The meal will be something like authentic kaiseki or sukiyaki. Japanese cuisine or washoku, which has been recorded in UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, is a beautiful food culture that the Japanese take pride in. It is a feast for the senses and having come from great distances, customers at Osaka Onsen Ryokan Nanten-en will get to try an authentic kaiseki experience. After putting on the yukata, you will learn the proper traditional way of eating it. The food can also be prepared for vegetarians.