瀧見溫泉瀧見之家旅館

This onsen experience was incredible. The owner collected us from Tsumago after we had completed the walk from Magome and the following day dropped us back at Nagiso station. The inn is beautifully located in the countryside and most of the property is given over to the guests. The couple only ever have 1 group staying and we took 2 of the rooms. We loved the onsen experience overlooking the waterfall - separate baths for men and women. We were given an absolute feast of fresh meat and vegetables for dinner and a further delicious breakfast the next day. The futon in the bedroom was incredibly comfortable. This really was the most special experience which we would highly recommend. The owner spoke limited English but we enjoyed our conversation with him and the hospitality he and his wife showed.

We spent one night here. We were fetched from Tsumago after walking the Magome - Tsumago trail. The place is very nice. You have plenty of room and you’re the only guests. The dinner was absolutely gorgeous. The couple that own this place are so nice and attentive. The onsen is really amazing. You have a view of the waterfall. We were so in love with the onsen, we went a couple of times. It was a beautiful stay. Highly recommended!

Eccezionale Onsen disperso tra le montagne tutto a nostra disposizione cena ottima tutto fresco verdura carne e pesce consiglio vivamente

A wonderful stay at Takimi Onsen Inn. We had the whole place to ourselves with an inside and outside Onsen, and an amazing view of a waterfall. It was very traditional and we wore kimonos during our time there. The staff were very friendly and cooked in front of us Japanese food. They picked us up form the station and returned us FOC. We went hiking in Nagiso and they took us to the start of the trail. A complete chill out place and a great adventure

We stayed with Koike and his wife in their beautiful inn near Nagiso, just off the Nakasendo way. Our visit was very brief - just one night - and specially designed for us to have a taste of the Nakasendo between Magome and Tsugome. Koike picked us up from the Nakatsagawa station and dropped us at Magome, before collecting us from Tsumago. Takimi inn is in a particularly memorable location, with a massive waterfall literally in the back yard of the inn. The inn has been in Koike's family for many years and the original buildings are over a 100 years old. The onsen is fabulous - two steaming cypress baths, one indoors and one outdoors, each with an amazing view of the waterfall. You could spend hours in it! Our room was very warm and comfortable, especially since outside in the morning the temperature was minus 5oC. For dinner, Koike served us a truly wonderful irori meal, cooked over hot coals and featuring an amazing range of delicacies; including wagyu, wild boar and bear. Breakfast was more relaxed, but again featuring really special Nagano delicacies; soy curd, local fruit, pickled vegetables and fish. When it was time to go Koike again drove us to the Nakatsagawa station. Our visit was highly memorable, and so special since it gave us a real insight not only of a wonderful part of the Nakasendo, but an especially important and historic Japanese wilderness area.