Hanakatami
A coffee lounge next to the lobby of Yamatoya Honten, a long-established ryokan and restaurant in Dogo Onsen. Drinks can be had while looking out over the Japanese garden in the courtyard.
This is a coffee lounge located inside Yamatoya Honten, a ryokan (cooking inn) near Dogo Onsen Honkan. The location is inside Yamatoya Honten at 20-8 Dogo Yunomachi, adjacent to the lobby. It is established as a rest space where visitors can enjoy drinks such as coffee and tea while viewing the Japanese garden in the courtyard. Yamatoya Honten is a long-established, purely Japanese-style ryokan close to Dogo Onsen Honkan, accommodating not only overnight guests but also day-use visitors. There are also other dining and drinking spaces inside the building, such as a footbath cafe. Operating hours and offered items may change depending on the ryokan's operation, so please check the official website in advance.
Source: Dogo Onsen Yamatoya Honten Official Website (Facilities Guide) Last verified: July 21, 2026
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