The best area to stay in Kurokawa is within the central village itself, particularly around the main street and the river.This main area is a compact, walkable village located in a valley, famous for its traditional ryokan (Japanese inns) and public hot springs (onsen). The village is small enough to explore on foot, with most ryokan and shops located along the river and the charming, winding streets that branch off it. You'll find many of the inns scattered along the Tanoharu River and up the hillsides.Couples looking for a romantic and relaxing getaway will find staying in the village ideal. Many ryokan here offer private onsen experiences, either in your room or as bookable private baths, which are great for a quiet retreat. The village also has several public onsen that you can visit with a "Tegata" onsen-hopping pass, allowing you to sample different baths together.For travellers simply wishing to experience a traditional Japanese hot spring village without extensive sightseeing, a ryokan in the heart of Kurokawa offers convenience and an authentic experience. You can easily stroll between the various onsen, enjoy local cuisine at your ryokan, and explore the small shops and cafes at your leisure.
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