ゴルフリゾート高崎

Takasaki, Japan, is a city where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern innovations. Known for its stunning cherry blossoms in spring, Takasaki offers a serene escape from bustling city life. Explore historic temples, tranquil gardens, and local markets brimming with traditional crafts and culinary delights. Nestled in the Gunma Prefecture, Takasaki also boasts scenic mountains and hot springs, making it a perfect destination for cultural immersion and relaxation alike.

Suzume No Oyado Isobekan

Suzume No Oyado Isobekan is located in the Isobe hot spring resort, which is said to be the birthplace of the Shitakiri suzume legend. Isobekan (long referred to by people as the Suzume-no-Oyado or The Sparrow's Inn) is a ryokan replete with the elegant aroma of wood. The guest rooms in the new wing overlooking the Usui River have been constructed from plain wood in a modern sukiya style. Meals at this ryokan consist of Japanese kaiseki cuisine utilizing local ingredients and tastes that change every month. These are served in a small, private Japanese style restaurant in order to allow guests to relax and enjoy themselves to the fullest.