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Enraku was founded in Showa 12 (1937) and is an iconic ryokan in the Kurobe area of Toyama Prefecture, cleverly adorned with camellias and wild green grass, attracting many literary figures due to its breathtaking natural scenery. All guest rooms at Enraku face the Kurobe Gorge, with four main types of accommodations ranging from traditional Japanese-style rooms with spacious verandas to rooms featuring open-air baths, as well as luxurious VIP suites with living rooms and open-air baths. The rooms with open-air baths offer three unique types of bathing experiences: cypress wood, pottery, and rock baths. Enraku takes pride in its hot springs, renowned for their clarity, considered the best in Japan. The ryokan features two open-air baths and separate large bathing areas for men and women. The open-air baths are crafted from cypress wood over 400 years old, showcasing exquisite court carpentry, while the rock baths are designed with the concept of the Kurobe River in mind, allowing guests to enjoy a variety of bathing pleasures. The ryokan also offers a service to enjoy meals delivered to guest rooms, featuring seasonal delicacies from Toyama, including the famous white shrimp, cold yellowtail, and snow crab, known as treasures of the season. Additionally, the facility includes a cultural art gallery displaying works by many renowned artists, led by Kawai Gyokudo, as well as a tea room, Tea Lounge, and bar. There is also a salon offering services such as aromatherapy massages and facial treatments. The gift shop offers a variety of famous sweets and specialty products from Unazuki for guests to purchase.

It is a great base for exploring the Kurobe Gorge. Located in an excellent spot to enjoy the stunning views of Kurobe Gorge and the Kurobe River. A ryokan that embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of its chef-founder. You can also experience art appreciation featuring Japanese paintings by renowned artists.