Recommended Ryokan in Japan's 3 Great Onsen Villages, Gero Musumikan

I recommend a ryokan in Gero Village, famous for its three major hot springs in Japan! The ryokan is called 'Musumikan' right in front of Gero Station, and since the village is not very big, I recommend finding a place to stay near the station! Since you can access everything by foot anyway, unless you have a lot of luggage or have a specific ryokan in mind, I recommend staying near the station! Anyway, the Musumikan I used had hot springs available almost all the time from check-in to check-out, and although the hot springs are not large, it is not a convenient ryokan with many daily users, so it was easy to use. The hot spring water was really soft, worthy of being called one of the three major hot springs. Breakfast and dinner are prepared as Japanese kaiseki, and you can specify them within the time specified by the ryokan. The quality and taste of breakfast and dinner were really good, and they consisted of dishes from the Gifu region, such as Hida beef and miso, which are famous Nagoya specialties. The room was a little disappointing because it didn't have ondol, but the heater worked well and the room was spacious, so it was nice. I liked the fact that it was a ryokan that could be used as a single room, so I could use it without losing money even if I was alone! It was a ryokan that was good for solo, couples, and families - Rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #Japan travel #Hot spring travel #Ryokan #Couples #Family travel