Fushio-kaku at Fushio Onsen in Osaka, Japan

Fushio-kaku is a luxurious Japanese style resort hotel with private onsen baths in Ikeda, relatively close from the center towns of Osaka. 20 guest rooms have different private onsen baths where you can relax and enjoy the view of the great nature of Fushio Onsen, Ikeda. Vip rooms with a private open-air bath are also available to book online.

Fushio Onsen ('Onsen' means hotsprings in japanese) is located about 25minutes away from Osaka City. It is surrounded by nature such as mountains and a river. There are 67 rooms (20 rooms with Japanese style spa), a hot spring with a beautiful garden and sauna, banquet rooms etc.

No-Curfew and No Lock-out. Last check-in is 11PM and public baths available from 6AM- midnight.

Other facilities include convention rooms, Japanese restaurant, tea place, arcade games, Karaoke box, free parking space (300 cars), herb garden, and swimming pool (50meters / only in summer).

== Free Shuttle Service ==
Shuttle service from Hankyu Ikeda Station is available.
10:40 / 11:40 / 14:40 / 15:40
Please make sure to call us in advance.

== Local Information ==
Kyuan-ji Temple
In the year 725 a Buddhist monk named Gyoki was directed by Emperor Seimu to open Kyuan-ji Temple. The temple and its Sakura-mon (two-storied gate) has become an important cultural asset, located only a 2 min. stroll from Fushioukaku. Toyotomi Hideyoshi was known to visit the temple and is also said to have started the popular moon viewing meets here. Kyuan-ji Temple was a very prosperous site during the blossoming of the rich green foliage in the springtime and the color turning of the leaves in autumn.

Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum
Nisshin Foods Museum. See the exhibition of the shack where instant ramen originated and experience (reservations are required) what its like to make hand made ramen.

Kureha Shrine
This Shrine is where the Kureha deity can be worshipped and is the site of the first fiber god in Japan.

Ikeda Castle Remains Park
The remains of Ikeda Castle, which was destroyed by Oda Nobunaga, has been developed into a park where visitors can enjoy a Japanese style garden and look out over the area using the observation deck.

Satsukiyama Park
Satsukiyama Park is very popular spot, well known for blooming azaleas in the spring and the leave color changing in autumn. There are also hiking courses, Australian animals such as wombats and wallabies in the zoo and city forestation and botanical gardens.

== Recently Posted Commnet (Sep.2005) ==
I thought Fushio-Kaku was a great get away for onsen (hot springs) and some great noodles, there is a noodle stand in the hotel. It has traditional style rooms and great service. It also offers massages and has an included breakfast that is very expansive but is traditional Japanese and may not be suitable to everyone's palate. The staff always has someone that speaks English but they are probably one of the few people in Ikeda that do. I think this is more of a resort for Japanese people that want to get away for a long weekend than for travelers. It is not good if you are going to be taking part in the Osaka nightlife because the last bus to the hotel leaves before midnight. It worked out well for me because it gave me a great place to relax and recover in the middle of my 2 week vacation for a couple of nights.

Fushio-kaku is a stylish resort-style hotel located in Ikeda in Osaka Prefecture. We have 67 luxurious guest rooms, all equipped with en-suite bathrooms. We have 20 rooms with private Japanese onsen baths overlooking the surrounding countryside and a number of VIP rooms with open-air baths. Fushio-kaku enjoys a peaceful location surrounded by mountain and riverside scenery. Local attractions include Kyuan-ji Temple, Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum, Kureha Shrine, Ikeda Castle Remains Park and Satsukiyama Park. We have a large open-air onsen in a traditional Japanese garden, as well as a number of other facilities including banquet halls, meeting rooms, a Japanese restaurant, a tea house, a karaoke room, free parking and a swimming pool (during summer only). We offer a free shuttle service from Hankyu Ikeda Station, subject to prior arrangement. We have no curfew or lock-out. Last check-in is 11pm and our public baths are available from 6am - midnight.