Shuzenji Onsen Kikuya Ryokan vs Oninosumika
Two ryokans in Izu, Shizuoka, compared side by side — price, onsen, dining, and atmosphere. Find the right fit for your trip.
Shuzenji Onsen Kikuya Ryokan
Price range
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Key experiences
- Walking the Katsura River bamboo grove promenade past teahouses and the ancient temple
- Fresh-grated Izu wasabi with dinner — the Izu Peninsula grows Japan's finest and most aromatic wasabi
- Shuzenji Temple and its Kobo Daishi history — one of Izu's oldest Buddhist sites
- Romantic evening riverside atmosphere with stone lanterns and traditional wooden architecture
- Day trip to Joren Falls — a dramatic 25-meter waterfall in Izu's mountain heart
A peaceful mid-range ryokan in Shuzenji Onsen, the atmospheric hot spring temple town at the heart of the Izu Peninsula — a timeless classic for Tokyo escapes.
Oninosumika
Price range
$$$$
Amenities
- Yukata and loungewear
- Full bathroom amenities
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning and heating
- Flat-screen TV
Key experiences
- Soaking in your private villa's open-air and indoor onsen baths
- Multi-course kaiseki dinner with seasonal Izu ingredients
- Strolling through the curated Japanese garden connecting the villas
- Exploring historic Shuzenji Temple founded by Kobo Daishi
- Walking the scenic Bamboo Forest Path (Take no Komichi)
Oninosumika (formally Shuzenji Hanare Yado Oni no Sumika) is a luxurious 9-room detached villa ryokan nestled along the Katsura River in the historic Shuzenji Onsen town on the Izu Peninsula.
Which should you choose?
Choose Shuzenji Onsen Kikuya Ryokan if…
A peaceful mid-range ryokan in Shuzenji Onsen, the atmospheric hot spring temple town at the heart of the Izu Peninsula — a timeless classic for Tokyo escapes
Choose Oninosumika if…
Oninosumika (formally Shuzenji Hanare Yado Oni no Sumika) is a luxurious 9-room detached villa ryokan nestled along the Katsura River in the historic Shuzenji Onsen town on the Izu Peninsula