Guestrooms with private open-air bath
There are 8 guestrooms with a private open-air bath. The bath is made of various materials such as stone and Japanese cypress. The rooms consist of more than 15 tatami mats (27m²).
Specialty
History of Furuya Ryokan
The entrance gate that welcomes you to Furuya Ryokan was used in the film "Kagemusha" by the world-famous movie director Akira Kurosawa. After entering the gate, you would find an unusual shape of pine tree. It is not a huge tree but has been standing here for a long time to watch the history of the Ryokan. Also, it is a place where Atami Post Office was used to be located. It has now been re-built in the city, however, the monument is still standing here in order to commemorate the first post office in Atami. Inside the ryokan, you will find pictures drawn by Sharaku (an Edo-era (1603-1867) artist), as well as the oldest radio in Japan, which was imported in the year 13 of Taisho era (1924). At that time, 5 radios were imported to Japan. One was a tribute to the Emperor, and others are gibe out to Tsuyoshi Inukai (the former Prime Minister of Japan), Head Office of Mitsui Bussan, Mitsui Family and the owners of Furuya Ryokan. The only one of those that still exists is the one in Furuya Ryokan. It is said that a number of people from all over Japan came to Furuya Ryokan to listen to it.
Authentic Japanese meal
Enjoy artistically-presented Japanese cuisine known as "kaiseki-ryori", which is specially made with the fresh and seasonal ingredients.
Geisha
Geisha is a professional entertainer who perform traditional Japanese arts such as dance and shamisen-playing. Experience this treasured art form here in Furuya Ryokan. (charged)
Just 2 minutes from the beach
From Furuya Ryokan, the beach is practically on your doorstep. In the morning, you can see the sun rising over the Pacific Ocean. This area is ideal for an early-morning walk along the beach.